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STOCKHOLM STREET STYLE

So I had a LMFF red carpet wrap-up blog planned, but than the most exciting thing to ever happen to this "little one" ;) occurred this afternoon. Yesterday while I was waiting for Sachi to get her hair done at the L'Oreal powder room, a strangely familiar face approached me quietly to ask if I could have my picture taken. Obviously flattered, I obliged. As soon as Danny introduced himself, my face reddened - realising immediately that he and his partner were the creatives ' Danny & Caroline' of Stockholm Street Style. I knew they were in town for L'Oreal Fashion Festival, but it never even crossed my mind I could be in front of their lens... let alone featured on their site...
An Epic finale to a wonderfully spontaneous Fashion Week. A huge Thank You to Caroline & Danny
For me, Street fashion does not get bigger or more eminent than Stockholm Street Style having shot every prominent fashion figure in the world from Anna Del Russo, Chiara Ferragni, Olivia Palermo, Tilda Berglind (remember my blog about the amazing Berglind sisters?) to Anna Wintour... and the list goes on. If you don't already know and Love Stockholm Street Style, check it out here - or any of the links above ;)
I'm wearing my Rada Priya Designs Blue Chiffon Maxi with freshwater pearl and glass bead embellished shoulders / River Island Satchel / Wittner platforms / L'Oreal Make-up (thanks to the girls of the L'Oreal Powder room) / black catsuit worn under from ASOS

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