Like I mentioned in an earlier post, I was going to finish Aprilpartying at Queen’s day. On Queen’s day, us Dutch people, celebratesome queen’s birthday or what so ever.(Shame on me, I don’t really remember the story behind Qday).However, nowadays Queen’s day means that Amsterdam is one big festival,including loud music and bars on every corner of the streets.I must admit that this is one of the most “important” days of the year for me.Not only is it a wonderful day to spend (read: party) with loved ones, it’salso a day on which I think I should pay just a little moreattention to my outfit, since e-ver-y single person will…

In this picture: Shoemint citron heels, Zappos red heels, Farfetch black studded heels Pointed toe heels!It’s been a while since I wore them for the last time, butI guess they’re all back!Unfortunately these heels usually do not have a platform,which makes them less easy to walk and even worse:it takes off some inches!However, with the pointed toes, these heels arevery gracious and feminine.Are you ready to point your toes?

I started April off at a gay party, whichwas as fashionable as always.The rest of my month was pretty nice fashionwise too.I went to London and spent a lot of money. Furthermore Ihad one of my first photoshoots as a stylist and experienced thatas a very nice potential lifejob!Then look at those bags in my previous posts! Seeing thosebags obviously educated me and ofcourse made me yearn for more.In general, I think we could say that my outfits were basic, withan edgy sophisticated touch.Tomorrow it’s Queensday in Holland, which practically means thatAmsterdam will look like a festival park.I bet I’ll have a lot of fun.My look? I think I’ll go…

All bags from the Bag museum, Amsterdam In these pictures: Chanel 2.55 (1970s), Cartier (1925), LouisVuitton (1935), Alexander Mc Queen (2008) & Bottega Veneta (2007). Here are just some of the classic designer bags, which are stored at the bagmuseum in Amsterdam. Which one is your favourite?