CMY(K) Inspiration

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First of all, I have to say that I truly appreciated every single comment you guys left on my Spring Project posts (most of people commented on the spanish side of this blog). It was obviously a hard work but, you know what?? I've gone beyond the ability limits I thought I had. If at anytime I think that I'm unable to do anything... I'll just take a look at that skirt and laugh out loud! Thank you so much guys.

On the other hand... It's been three days since my last update and I was getting anxious! I've been working on a DIY I'll show you in a few days. I absolutely love the result!! It's something really eye-catching, colorful, easy-doing and that will also inspire you to recycle something you might have in your closet. What else can we ask for?? Oh, yes... It's low-cost!!

Here is my inspiration for that DIY coming up...
Color block has surprisingly survived to last summer's abuse, but in a brighter version. Its most popular reinterpretation is based on pastels, but more intense colors are also driving fashionistas wild. Turquoise, bright yellow and fuchsia are my personal choice. I love the combination of those three with black, what I call CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Key). This name is not so common in the fashion world, it is only used in graphic design and printing. You can see an example of that color block on Giuseppe Zanotti's shoes I showed you a few weeks ago.

1. Christian Louboutin 2. Asos 3. Romwe 4. Asos 5. Topshop 6. Nancy González 7. Miu Miu

1. Emilio Pucci 2. Michael Kors 3. Miu Miu 4. Topshop 5. Jimmy Choo 6. Mulberry 7 Stella McCartney

1. Romwe 2. Cambridge Satchel 3. Mulberry Bayswater Bag 4. Topshop 5. Zara 6. Zara 7. Topshop