Blogger Gala González for Gina Tricot Party Collection 2012

Famous blogger Gala González models and styles the latest Gina Tricot Party collection 2012. Check out these goodies and give a mega-boost to your festive wardrobe!

Do you gorgeous dolls know Gala González? Well, you should, because her blog is an amazing source of inspiration for fashionistas all around the world. After creating a special collection for Mango called Touch, Gala has now teamed up with Gina Tricot in order to style and model for the brand's Party collection filled with festive-appropriate goodies that guarantee to see you through the season in style.
"This Christmas I'm the new face for Swedish label Gina Tricot. I got to select and create my favourite looks and model them for their Christmas collection," the famous blogger wrote.

We absolutely love Gala's enviable and unique style and she is definitely one to watch. "My style is bohemian and pretty eclectic. I always dress according to my mood and love to mix different styles. A lot of my inspiration comes from the sixties and seventies, I love the Woodstock look and a major style icon of mine is Anita Pallenberg. One of my favourite designers is Olivier Theyskens, who designs haute couture that anyone can wear, 'crazy but wearable,'" Gala explains.

Gala didn't just model for the latest Gina Tricot Party collection 2012, but she also styled it. "It's all about the girly party dresses and your boyfriend sweaters and t-shirts. Go baggy on the top and add a girly touch with your party dress," she says.
"The bodycon dress is iconic. It's a piece that everyone can have in their wardrobe and can be endlessly combined. Wear it with a tee to break up the girly pattern. A favourite this season," the renowned blogger added.

So, if you're searching for a little inspiration for your cold-weather combos, just have a nosey at Gala's blog, amlul.com, where you'll be able to discover a gazillion of to-die-for ideas. "My absolute favourite this season is the feminine suit. I love the slimmer model, which allows us women to look feminine in an otherwise masculine outfit," she reveals.