Old stuff found in a wardrobe

Bag : Unknown / Scarf : Unknown
Coffee : I'm an addict / Mini ice cream : Unbelievable hot summer

Have you ever looked back in your old wardrobe, during a visit to the family? Maybe you've been as lucky as I was, finding these two cute items lost somewhere there...I don't even remember wearing them, maybe they weren't even mine...but now that I've found them I'm so hapy and they are so pretty that I'm enjoying them as much as they deserve.
The bag is made of leather, and it's so small that I can only fit in it a couple of things. It looks lovely! So oldie, and so cute.
The scarf is made of a really fresh material, perfect for the summer. I love wearing it as a hairband.
Next time I'll explore the old wardrobes again...I'm sure they are full of precious treasures!

My lovely hairband

Isn't it so cute? I got it for my birthday, a few days ago, and totally loved it. It matches so great with black (a nice way to break the "total black" look), grey, cream and white...It's so soft and beautiful. I'll take some pictures of myself wearing it and I'll show them here sometime...It's also available in black and ivory, but this powder pink one is my favourite...My hair is really dark so the black one didn't make contrast at all and the ivory one was, on the other hand, too much contrast...anyways, I'm thinking of buying the black one too, just for "discrete" days. I've worn it as a classic hairband, but it also looks great in a 1920s style.

Hairband: Bimba&Lola

Tokio parapluie

Lost in translation, one of my favourite films.
I think it expresses so well the feeling of solitude, in a very feminine way.
I saw it at an empty cinema years ago, in a very strange an lonely day for me. And this film was the best thing that could happen to me in such a bad day.

The reason why I'm writing about Lost in translation is not only because I'm a fan of the film, but also a fan of the beautiful umbrella that Scarlett carries when she walks alone in Tokio.
I don't like umbrellas. I hate them.

But there's an exception. The Tokio umbrella, as I like to referr to it.

It's perfect, it's transparent, it's cute, it's Japanese...

I want one! But I can't find them here. Maybe when I go to Japan, sometime...