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marky in Barcelona





The Blog has been quiet for quite some time now and i am very sorry about that but i was just tooooo busy!
Since two months i had no real free time. Photoshoots, new collection, Job, traveling for work, etc..

So i booked a flight to Barcelona some time ago and i really needed these days to clear my head a bit. My cute friend Guillem took me with him to meet his family and show me his city.

It was really amazing! i wish i could have stayed longer.
Here are some pics ;)


Guillem took this pic while i wasnt looking ;)
Wearing:
Hoody: Mark & Julia
Skirt: Mark & Julia
Bag: Mark & Julia
Leggings: Pebelle
Shoes: Comme des Garcons 

Bubi and Bubi on the Beachy :3



What i liked in Barcelona :)

Food:
Barcelona is filled with amazing little restaurants - it was SO hard to choose where to go and eat xD

Origins Restaurant - is a restaurant that serves only regional catalan food from farmers. Although the waitress is french and loves to listen do Madeleine Peyroux the ambiance of the restaurant is simply grandiós.


Fashion:
For me it was rather hard finding fashion i liked. Barcelona is fludded with the ZARA and Mango group and between this shitty pret-a-porter you spot all of these pieces of eye-cancer with the name DESIGUAL - YUCK (Why does one buy this shit??)

Anyhow, Mark is Mark and thats why i found some shops i really liked.
The first one was called "La Comercial" they have all the hip brands from Mcqueen to Westwood - yay for them.

But!! - big but! ;) - when walking through barcelonta POP there it was a Barcelona based shop named after the two designer that run the brand:
SYNGMAN CUCALA




 
they have amazing pieces and its really affordable! you can order online and they do worldwide shipping!
All the garments are produced in their own factory in barcelona - What more does a marky like me want :) HAPPY!



thats all for now :) more Barcelona pics coming soon for sure!

MB


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