Parents....On Hadden Street, City Centre, Aberdeen

Yep, that's us and our first walk with buggy to city centre.
Our baby-boy Antoni is already 1 month old. We enjoy every minute
together as a family. We both prefer sporty style, especially oldschool
sportswear. I'm wearing shoes from Reebook Freestyle collection -
you can find it on ebay.

Houndstooth...On Belmont Street, Aberdeen

This photo was taken on Belmont Street and I really don't know why, but it reminds a scene from an Italian movies from the 90s. Very simple and elegant outfit like for a lady in her age. Big plus for Houndstooth pattern, which comes back every year to W/A collections.

 

Here some inspirations and ideas how to wear it.

Maybe you have your own ideas? :-)

Skater....On LittleJohn Street, Aberdeen

Skaters are definetly my favourite subculture, which I belonged to when I was
a teenage.I remember wearing loose colourful clothes, riding roller-skates and
spending time on a half-pipe with fellas. We-girls always taught that
skateborading was always more appriopriate for boys. Skateboarding was
probably born sometime in the late 1940s or early 1950s when surfers in California
wanted something to surf when the waves were flat. No one knows who made
the first board; it seems that several people came up with similar ideas at around
the same time. Since time ithe whole skateboarding evaluated completly in different
countries. Fashion for skaters has been always very important and even now it looks
completly different now than 15 years ago. Tight pants, beards and minimalism are
back to skaters's fashion. I wish that my son could become a great skater one day! :-)
If you want to see how looks skateborading and skate park in Aberdeen, visit :

transition-extreme

And some details and history about skateboarding:

skateboarding 

Four........On Union Terrace, Aberdeen

Four different women and three different generations, but all shopping at last
Street Market.
What else they have in common?
- Summer minimal clothes and of course comfy shoes adequate to their age
and outfits.
Love colours, love Summer!!

Elegance...On Huntly Street, Aberdeen

You don't need to put on yourself plenty stuff to look elegant
- today I understand it.
But 10 years ago I used to wear earings, bracelets, sunnies, belts and many
other types of accesories at once, which actually used to make me look funny,
not chic :-)
Definetly less is more and I stick to it!!

Summer Chill...On Union Terrace, Aberdeen

Summer chill for me means comfy shoes and very simple casual clothes
plus sunnies and/or hat. I would just add eco bag or sachet.
This outfit works perfect for me and even a girl could wear it, don't you think so?

Spanish Family...On Belmont Street, Aberdeen

I met a group of Spanish family, while passing through Belmont Street.
They were sitting all on a window ledge, drinking beer and having a nice
time during hot summer days in Aberdeen, which are unfotunately gone.
I photographed a father and his daughter - they look so lovely together!
mmmmmm :-)