Tuesday 5 March 2019

Fashion Fun Tallinn! Vivienne Westwood Wool Wear & Balenciaga It Bag At Toompea Castle

March 3, 2019. Tallinn, Estonia 

It is a surprise call from my Taiwanese friends to embark a mini trip to Tallinn, Estonia. With a bonus discount from Eckerö Line, the game of four departures from Western Harbour Helsinki; after 135 minutes, Miss Finlandia is arriving Tallinn Terminal 2 just before noon. 

The early spring offers the most beautiful sunshine but partly chilly wind once a while, so the outfit of the day in Tallinn is layering from Vivienne Westwood 100% cotton black ripped cardigan (purchased in Okinawa Ashibinaa outlet), Acne Studios Neve Face 100% wool black short cardigan and Acne Studios Raya Mohair 30% nylon, 30% wool, 28% mohair, 4% elastane long cardigan. For the outwears, Gina Tricot high waist light grey jeans, Vivienne Westwood 48% alpaca, 36% wool, 16% polyamide orange double-side scarf (also the great bargain in Ashibinaa outlet) and Acne Studios 100% virgin wool mini poncho. Finally, Mango 100% calf leather ankle boots and Mango 62% wool, 38% polyamide light pink coat have been always my favourite since March 2017. 


Balenciaga classic mini city tote is good for a medium wallet, a micro bag of essential cosmetics (5 ml mascara, 2 ml parfum, mini eyebrow liner, a Coco Rouge Ink, a tablet of contact lens, 3-4 dental floss and several rubber hairbands), an Elizabeth Arden 8-hour lip balm, key pouch, a box of plum mint and 2 iphones during the day trip. For the case of souvenir, a cotton tote bag is always useful, and it can be as the instant blanket if needed. The sunglasses is the only item I completely forgot to take with me, while the borrowed pair from Deer is amazingly perfect on the street style. 

The colour hues of outfit today are pastel grey, olive and pink, matching with bleak black and dark orange. Since the layering is composing with tender tones, an orange colour outstands at Toompea Castle. The whole earthwork was erected on the foundations of the crumbling eastern wing of the fortress built on this site in the 13th and 14th centuries. The castle with its late Baroque façade was constructed between 1767 and 1773, today houses the Parliament of Estonia. The pale stones, the old trees and grey pebble roads promote The Lord of the Rings touch, indeed, I am in deeply thrilled to take the fashion fun photos with Nazgûl! 

TOP TIP 1: Layering wear is the best way to cope with the chilly springtime in Baltic countries 
TOP TIP 2: Pastel colours are perfect with bleak black hues 

Special Thanks:Daisy/Deer Hsiao  
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