Showing posts with label mudo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mudo. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 4, 2012

Pisa

Eylul geldi catti, ilk haftasini bitirecegiz bile ama sanirim eylul sonuna kadar ben hala sizlere yazlik outfitlerle postlar yapiyor olacagim. Acikcasi benim icin hic sorun yok sortlari jeanlere tercih edenlerdenim . Neyse sonbahar yaz kis ilkbahar demeden ben gezime devam ediyor ve simdi ilk sirada sizlere Pisa'dan bahsediyorum.Italya'nin en onemli sembollerinden biri haline gelmis, kucuk bir sehir olan Pisa icin sabahin cok erken saatlerinde havaalani yollarina dustuk. Fotograflardan goreceginiz uzere uykusuzlugun vermis oldugu hafif bir dagilmislik soz konusu. Aslinda Pisa hakkinda pek bahsedecekte bir sey yok diyebilirim ve sanirim hissettiklerimi en iyi bir meteforla aciklayabilirim; FAST FOOD. Eger tatil anlayisiniz bir sehirde bikac gece gecirip o sehrin havasini suyunu azicik da olsa hissetmekse Pisa onlardan biri degil. Her bir kosesinde turist goreceginiz mumkun oldugunca erkenden ziyaret etmeniz gereken ve ardindan da hemen baska bir sehire (mesela Siena gibi:) kacacaginiz bir yer bana gore Pisa. Biz de bunu dusunup hem sicak hemde kalabalik turist kafileleri bastirmadan gezimizi yapip, fotograflarimizi cekip, sehirde biraz tur atip, oglen yemegimizi yedikten sonra ayrildik. Hic bir sey yok dediysem sakin yanlis anlamayin cok sevdim Pisa'yi ozellikle guzel mimarili katedrallerini. Ve herkese gidip gormesini kesinlikle tavsiye ediyorum ama sizi bekleyen daha guzel yerler varken fazla da vakit harcamayin derim ;) .  Bir sonraki post asik oldugum sehir Siena'dan takipte kalin besinci kat misafirleri ;)

Well, it's already September and I think I'll still be posting summer outfits till the end of this month. But for sure there is no problem for me at all, I always prefer shorts than jeans. Anyway no matter which season it is,  I'm gonna continue my travel-outfit posts and now I wanna talk about Pisa and the leaning tower.  Even though it's one of the most important symbols of Italy, it's pretty small city. So except tower and beautiful cathedrals, there is not that much of to talk because if you want to stay in a city for a couple of days and feel the soul of that place, for me Pisa is not one of them. If I use a metaphor for pisa I would say FAST FOOD. I think those are the best words to tell my observation. But still don't think that I didn't like also I highly recommend you to go see this beautiful place. But don't spend too much time while there are lots of beautiful places are waiting for you.  I believe all these tourists are  too much for a small city like this. So if you don't want to visit this city with lots of people, as we did, go there early in the morning and then after you do almost everything in there escape to another city like Siena :) Next post will be about Siena so stay tuned 5th floor guests ;)












OUTFIT

Mudo dress
Burberry bag
Benetton sandals 

Photos by JB 

Thursday, November 10, 2011

Before Europe

Aslinda bu haberi gidene kadar soylemeyecektim ama her sey bu sapka yuzunden. Kizlarla alisveris yaparken aldigim her seyi kucuk avrupa turum icin aldigimi farkettim. Sunu alsam Paris'te giyerim bunu alsam Barselona'da giyerim gibilerinden biliyorum daha coook var. Aslinda cok dediysem de 40 guncuk, sevgilime, sevdiklerime  kavusmama kalan o "kisa" 40 gun :) Iste bu sapkayi alirken de Barselona'da bol bol kullanirim diye dusundum. Nasil fikir sizce ?


Actually I would never speak about my little Europe trip till hit the road but I couldn't stop myself because of this cute hat. While I was shopping with my girls, I realized that I was buying everything for my vacation saying this piece will fit for Paris and the other for Barcelona. I know I have so much time to think about it. Actually just 40 days. "Bit" 40 days to hug my boyfriend and people I love :) So, while I was buying this hat, I thought I'm going to use this so often in Barcelona. What do you think ?






  OUTFIT

MUDO coat
MANGO shirt
DIESEL jean short
FOREVER 21 hat and ballerinas
BERSHKA socks

Photos by Meltem Yücel