
After a couple of weeks at home, last week I was invited to beautiful South Tyrol with Daisy Jewellery– for a few days in the north, celebrating the launch of their beautiful healing stones collection (but more on this very soon)…
With the area being known for it’s wealth of natural minerals and springs- the two felt perfectly intertwined amongst the traditional Mediterranean and alpine backdrop- and I couldn’t have felt more excited for a trip with some of my favourite women in such a dreamy setting.
There’s no doubt that Italy is somewhere that always feels like you’d imagine it would in films. Like New York and the drive from JFK across the bridge and that unforgettable Manhattan skyline- it oozes something quintessentially Roman Holiday about it- with tables adorned with wine, pasta and bread in courtyards, the blur of winding roads connecting town to town- and something endlessly romantic about the language and the history of it too.










So, with our first lunchtime being spent at the idyllic Alois Lageder Vineria Paradeis in Magrè- we couldn’t have asked for a more picture perfect location (even if the wine tasting wasn’t applicable to yours truly). With fragrant lemon and pomegranate trees lining the courtyard, and gates to the historic home overlooking the tables and umbrellas, it felt miles away from the traditional British summertime we’d left behind for the week. Inside we peeped around the home, with walls plastered with untouched 17th century wallpaper and something overly tranquil and magical about the whole location.


Outside, I naturally put on my best Audrey impression and cozied up by the blooms for some snaps whilst tactfully avoiding some of the spring showers we seemingly brought with us. With these new gingham Zara trousers top of my packing list, I paired them with a boyish & Other Stories shirt and go-to Superga’s for a ‘50s-meets-Turner-esque outfit I know I’ll be wearing again and again. With my new favourite ACNE Mustang shades and gingham Label Mix bag polishing everything off- it felt like the perfect get up for an afternoon in the Italian countryside and was the loveliest start to a very special few days…
x
(Shirt: C/O & Other Stories, Trousers: Zara, Shoes: Superga, Bag: C/O Label Mix, Sunglasses: ACNE, Bracelets: Daisy Jewellery, Necklace: Astley Clarke)
10 Comments
A Girl, A Style
May 23, 2018 at 10:51 pmThis is so, so dreamy! Getting all the ‘silver screen goddess on holiday’ vibes (and absolutely love this look on you).
Briony xx
Joanne
May 24, 2018 at 4:14 amLiv you look stunning!! Absolutely adore these photos, and your outfit! <3 Always loved Italy, would love to go see this area in my next visit!
Have a lovely week. xx
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Natali
May 24, 2018 at 4:15 amYou look super adorable in this sporty and comfy combo!
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Briana
May 24, 2018 at 5:08 amI so envy your vacation style! So cool!
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Debs
May 24, 2018 at 9:15 amI love these trousers! They’re so cute!
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Neeltje | Thoughts in Style
May 24, 2018 at 10:02 amAh, I love this outfit! The trousers are so cute. X
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Christa | theavidpen
May 24, 2018 at 10:36 pmLooks like a beautiful day. I absolutely adore those Zara trousers!!!
Lucy
May 25, 2018 at 9:45 pmSouth Tyrol is my favourite part of Italy, I hope you had the chance to get out and about and up into the mountains whilst you were there 🙂 and that’s a pretty good Audrey impression with that lovely outfit! xxx
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Julia
May 26, 2018 at 5:18 pmI have never been to this part of Italy, but it’s on my list! Your outfit looks lovely, I love the trousers!
Julia x
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Flo la vita
May 30, 2018 at 11:07 amI’ve never been to South Tyrol, but it looks gorgeous. I love your Zara trousers, too xx
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