Travel Diaries: Budapest

Buda Castle

Danube River

Buda Castle

Opera House

Andrassy Avenue

St. Stephen's Basilica

St. Stephen's Basilica

Hi Everyone! 

I'm so glad I finally got time to put up a post on my trip to Budapest. If you follow me on Instagram, I'm sure you've seen a couple of pictures that I've already shared of the beautiful city. I travelled over there during my Easter break with my two friends for about four days and had the best time. It was a bit colder than I wanted it to be but for the most of it, the weather was extremely sunny and perfect for sightseeing. 

We spent the first day of the trip walking around Buda and underestimated the amount there is to see on that side of the Danube. I sadly didn't take my camera out the next day as it was raining the entire morning and didn't want it to get wet so I didn't get as many pictures as i hoped to. We ended up eating lunch at a Medieval restaurant called Sir Lancelot which serves traditional Hungarian food. Warning to all vegetarians, Hungarian national cuisine is very meaty and there aren't a lot of options to people who don't eat it. We spent the rest of the time on Vaći Street where we did some shopping and went to a few Cafés and Andrassy Avenue with the Opera House. We also climbed up to the top of St. Stephen's Basilica and had the most stunning view over the entire city.

The nightlife in Budapest is amazing as well. The ruin bars and clubs like Szimpla Kert and Instant are completely different from anything I've experienced before. I wish I had nicer pictures that I could've put up but I don't even think those pictures would be able to capture how beautiful the places really are. We stayed in an Airbnb apartment which was right next to the Danube River and so close to everything we wanted to see. I highly recommend using Airbnb cause we had a great host, great apartment and the location was just perfect. 

The only problem we had with the entire trip though were the airlines we chose. We decided to fly Wizz Air and from London to Budapest, we didn't have too many problems but on the way back, we almost didn't make our flight cause they kept stopping us and tried to make us pay for anything and everything possible. We honestly had the most horrible time flying with them and would never want to experience it again. x    

Favourite Looks: Met Gala 2015

Amanda Seyfried in Givenchy Haute Couture

Bee Shaffer in Alexander McQueen

Candice Swanepoel in Michael Kors

Gigi Hadid in DVF

Kate Hudson in Michael Kors

Kim Kardashian in Peter Dundas for Roberto Cavalli

Miranda Kerr in Louis Vuitton

Rosie Huntington-Whitely in Atelier Versace

Zendaya in Fausto Puglisi

(Photo Credits: VOGUE)

Hi Everyone! 

So a couple of nights before my dissertation was due, I spent the entire time procrastinating by watching what everyone was wearing to the prestigious Met Gala. This year's theme was 'China: Through the Looking Glass' and while some did it much better than others, these were my over-all top favourite looks of the night. I know Peter Dundas was criticised a lot for the gown and many people thought Kim copied Beyonce's Givenchy gown from 2012, I personally preferred this one so much more and thought it looked it absolutely stunning on her. Out of all the looks, I have to say I loved Kate Hudson's the most, she was just so gorgeous in that golden dress and gets my vote for best dressed of the night. Also, I just have to put it out there, I really was not a fan of what Rihanna wore. It's great that she decided to celebrate a Chinese designer but I did not like that yellow dress and I don't understand how she landed the VOGUE cover for it. x 

Always happiest in a playsuit

Jacket- Zara// Romper- Zara// Bag- GUESS// Shoes- Aldo

Hi Everyone!

So I finally submitted my dissertation and now have time to put up a few posts that I started working on a while ago. I shot this post in the beginning of April when the weather started getting better in London. Sadly, the sun refused to stay out during this particular time. It's no secret that I've always loved wearing jumpsuits and playsuits and there's no exception this time around either. This playsuit I got from Zara is so comfortable and flattering for all types of figures. Because of the jacket, you unfortunately can't see the back of it but it's just a tie up on the top and the rest of it is quite open. I know how casual this romper may look but I actually managed to wear it out at night by dressing it up with heels. It's extremely versatile and looks good with anything. 

The colour of this romper is probably my favourite part of it. Especially now that it's spring, I love being able to wear bright and colourful clothes. I styled with plain black flats, a black cross-body bag and one of my favourite leather jackets. I'm so glad it's getting warmer now, can't wait to start wearing all my dresses again. x