A Pastel among Swedes

I got into a strange situation, where I ran out of outfits from Korea, but I still have tons of photos of monuments, exhibitions, shops, restaurants and my labmates. So I suppose that in order not to fall behind the changing seasons in the northern hemisphere, I will start posting outfits from Sweden where I currently live while continuing to write about Korea for my non-outfit posts. 

Anyways, those of you who come to my blog primarily for fashion-related content are probably aware of Swedish bloggers being very popular worldwide - they are even mentioned on Euromonitor. I personally do not follow any of them, so I don't know what a typical Swedish blogger looks like, but I know very well what a typical university student in Sweden (be it Swedish or international) looks like - and I stand out like a marshmallow tossed into a bag of liquorice or salmiak candy. (Liquorice and salmiak are popular candy flavors in Scandinavia and these bonbons are always black or brown.) Well, it doesn't hurt to add some sweetness to the particular Swedish taste.

Dress: off brand, Gangnam station, Seoul

Jacket: HM, Prague

Scarf: Lindex, Lund, Sweden

Socks: off brand, Gangnam bus terminal, Seoul

Shoes: Le Bunny Bleu, Seoul

Bag: Parfois, Prague

Hairtie: off brand, Hongdae, Seoul

(I didn't color my hair, it's just a light effect caused by the autumn sun.)

Yours truly

Vita