A little chérie in a sea of people…
Olá a todos! Para quem está habituado ao Inverno português, a Dinamarca nesta altura do ano pode ser um verdadeiro desafio. Assim, para me manter quente tentei aprender a arte de vestir por camadas (sem muito sucesso porque sinto-me um boneco Michelin cada vez que o faço 😅). No entanto, consegui superar o frio com…
Today I bring you another café in Copenhagen for this blog series. I found Repos by chance, when I was going to another place for brunch at Sønder Boulevard on a Sunday. The café I wanted to go to was full and Repos was an amazing surprise!
I love the 80’s: from music to fashion and big hair! I feel really inspired by this decade and so I’ve decided to create a look influenced by the big parties of that time!
Yesterday I had the chance to see the Viktor & Rolf X Zalando runway show at the Nobis Hotel in Copenhagen. This partnership resulted in the Re:Cycle project that promotes the recycling of fabrics.
During Phoebe Philo’s 10 years at Céline, a lot of designs left a mark on the fashion industry. From it-bags to slip dresses, check the list of my favourite pieces and campaigns!
If you follow my Instagram you know that I love to discover new cafes here in Copenhagen. There are so many beautiful and cozy places! So, I’ve decided to start a blog series about cafes I’ve visited here. The cafe in the pictures is called Vintage Coffee and it’s in Frederiksberg.
Welcome to my blog at last! In 2018 there are a lot of goals I’ve set for myself and this is one of the most important and special ones. This blog started in 2014 and since then my life has evolved along with the blog. I’m truly excited with this new beginning.
2018 is just about to start and so is my new blog. Yes, the Chérie in the City blog is going to evolve into something I have been envisioning for a while! I am really excited and hope to continue to share my journey with you soon!
A headscarf is an essencial piece to have in your wardrobe. It is an intemporal symbol of beauty and delicacy that has been passed from generation to generation. These days, they can be used to twist any look. I did just that here, went for simplicity and got inspired by the 40’s, 50’s and 60’s.
This week I’ve decided to bring you a Valentine’s Day dinner look! It is very easy to put together, since all you need is a pretty romantic dress paired with a clutch and classic heels.
