The other day I was comin back home with a friend and we realized that our building is even more vintage than our shop or blog, I mean, this is the real antique treasure. Pure European early 1900s style or even late 1800s. Gracia is full of buildings like this but usually they have been modernized in the last 20 years. One day we will also show you the fronts of some of our favourites buildings of Gracia, our building including.
At the same level of our building is the home of our lovely neighbour, a 90 years old lady that we always wonder how she can still be alive and kicking so strongly. His home is like a place forgotten over the last 70 years: every furniture and detail is at least from the 50s and I think that they are even older. We always think that she has all this incredible power thanks to the step up on the 3rd without elevator every day!
You also can check our other outfit posts.El otro día volviendo a casa por la tarde pensamos mi chico y yo hablando entre nosotros que más vintage que nuestra tienda es nuestro portal derruido. Un pequeño edificio de Gracia con una fachada con un diseño vintage impresionante (que ya os mostraré algún otro día en un post sobre las mejores fachadas del barrio) y un portal que parece sacado de la guerra y es que es de hace casi 200 años.
Al mismo nivel anda el piso de nuestra vecina, una viejecita encantadora que parece que se quedó en la moda de los años 30s, francamente no sabemos cómo todavía puede estar viva, probablemente gracias a subir todos los días hasta un tercero sin ascensor. Bueno no me enrollo más, ¡aquí os dejo algunas fotos!
Dress:
thrifted and upcycled
Sweater:
thrifted
Shoes: Friss
& Company
Scarf: vintage,
gift
Necklace:
gift from my good friend Jarmila
Bag: thrifted
Vestido: rastro, upcyclado
Súeter:
rastro
Pañuelo: vintage, regalo
Botines: Friis & Company
Collar: regalo de mi buena amiga Jarmila
Bolso: rastro
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