The title lets inferred a sexy devil outfit but no, it is only me! Haha!

All this to underline that I really like the Bardot’s style low-cut neckline which is coming back this season, because it only unveils just enough of the flair without overdoing. I think I will wear even more this kind of tops when the summer will be here, with a large pant, flowing, large hat and sandals, can you picture the holidays spirit?

For now, I have adapted it to a city environment with a flare jean and boots. Back to reality.

Today is a special post, since I was missioned  to take a challenge picture with my girl-friends on the theme #TakeYourChance #Sporty.

The irony of the second hashtag wasn’t lost on me, (you know my love-hate relationship with sports) but I thought it would be a fun challenge to do with my friends Alix and Adeline (who are as into sports as I am!)

It was also a great opportunity to meet up and do something together: you can always count us in when there is laughing involved! So here’s our #Sporty interpretation: I don’t know if it is like yours, but you can give it a go with your friends too!

Win a day of filming with girl-friends !

You might get the opportunity to shoot a 2 minute video with your best girl-friends, under the expert eye of director & motion designer Mathieu Foucher (known for working with Orelsan and Stromae, amongst others)

This clip will be shared on the social media of #TakeYourChance, and it’ll be a memorable day…of which you’ll get a video souvenir!

How can you win ?

1/ Post a picture of you and your girl-friends on Instagram with a #Sporty theme (until 26th of May)

2/ Write the hashtags #TakeYourChance and #Sporty under the picture

3/ On the 26th of May, I’ll announce the winner on my Instagram account, and the video will be shot at the exact spot where you and your friends will have taken the picture!

Ready, Set, Go Girls! (English translation by Bleu Marine)

Today is Lily of the valley day, and I can predict Instagram and other social networks will be flooded with pretty pictures of these flowers, and I hope I’ll find some picture-worthy ones myself!

Right now though, no Lily of the valley but a “lucky” piece of jewelry – or at least that’s what the packaging seems to imply.

You may have noticed this necklace that I’ve been wearing since the beginning of the week (here and there), but I had to show you what it came in. I love it when attention to detail encompasses even the packaging.

But I don’t know if I’m going to make a wish, because if I want it to come true, my necklace has to break or fall off.

Necklace Timi

In any case, happy Lucky Day, on my part, I’m off to thank the lovely Scottish man who gave me this pretty gift (…but isn’t it odd, he doesn’t even know he gave it to me!) (English translation by Bleu Marine)