Living in a new place always entails many captivating occurrences; starting off deliberately throwing yourself into the experience of getting lost in some narrow streets, discovering your favorite places or simply ending up in places where you never wanted to. I absolutely love the second aspect, meaning, finding your favourite spots, especially when it happens by chance. I still remember my favorite café in Milan, which reminded me of Truman Capote's "Breakfast at Tiffany's", it was not popular nor beautiful, most of the signiori came to talk about sports, the students were coming for the brioches and espresso quickly sipped at the bar counter, but I loved this place and its cappuccino. For me, that bar has some elusive quality. That is the beauty of discovering the favorite spots, you can't always tell exactly why you love the particular place, you just keep coming back and enjoying it every single time.

One of the most beautiful places in Seville is undoubtedly the Spain Square and its Maria Luisa Garden.

There is a place in the world where the clatter of heels is not accidental, the pattern of polka dot is proudly worn, and the flowers in the hair are not signs of kitsch nor are considered as tastelessness.

What's the perception of Italian fashion?

Well, here it is. It arrived a while ago, but only now it boldly hits the streets. Every Milanese girl wears it. It can be seen in eco-leather version or in very shiny, metallic hues.

A walk through the streets of Cracow is always worth venture even if it is a constant heel-pavement gameplay.

Regardless of the mood, jeans are never a bad idea. I only have a few pairs but from time to time I decide to put them on (they usually lose to dresses).

Believe it or not, polish fashion is becoming our national export commodity, it really does exist and it is in a good shape. Fashion Inside proves that right, year after year, leveling up, inviting more and more interesting designers.