PROBLEM SOLVING

(As a side note, I've never been much of one to dress in a single uniform daily, but what you see above is the closest and the most desirable for me as it gets - Jil Sander Shoes, AA shiny leggings, Harputs OWN 3-hole dress & skinny belt, and assorted bangles)

Compromising Spaces to Bedroom Installations

When I was packing for Berlin, I really brought almost everything that I find crucial to my day-to-day existence - and one thing that I left behind was my rolling clothing rack. I knew that my apartment had a closet, but what I wasn't expecting was about 1 foot of "closet" space tucked inside of a tall wardrobe; a perfectly nice use of space, but completely impractical for my volume of clothing, especially since I prefer to display everything on hangers instead of folded.

Today I biked to IKEA (from to Pberg to Tempelhof - pretty badass for my 1st real day on a bike!) and bought pillows, a blanket, and hangers. I attempted to buy a rolling rack, but for some reason they were out of stock even though they had a perfectly nice floor sample. Instead of squishing my beloved dresses back into a cramped pile, I looked around to gauge what I had at my fingertips - and found the white rope that I used to tie my IKEA goodies to my bike. I braided the strands and looped them over a couple of nails that were already in the wall and - TA DAHHH!

PS - A note to German Anonymous who wanted to meet at a cafe - I came home too late to get your message. Perhaps next time.