Picnic at Hanging Rock meets Gothic Lolita

Asos cream blouse and white skirt; InWear black skirt; Indiska white tights; H&M lace tights, belt and hairpins; pearls bought in Natal this july and Feet Me shoes

Dorothy Perkins coat

It has snowed again, this time very little, and it will probably melt along the night... If today was a warm spring day, I'd wear this cream coloured victorian blouse and the white skirt alone with brown wedges and a handbag. But it's 2 C outside... which means, layering, layering, layering. Two skirts, two tights, a practical H&M men's scarf, that unlike the women's doesn't shed and leave one covered with fibers. The last touch is another lipstick layer to darken my lips. At the language center we've been learning more complex subjects to develop our danish language skills.. things like movies, economics, media, a bit of everything that matters. Yesterday we saw a danish film, one I've never heard before, but that could be easily recognized as a typical dogma film. So today we were supposed to discuss not the film itself, but the characters' personalities, however, someone mentioned it was a dogma film: "Yes. So... what's a dogma film?", asked the substitute teacher. The person replied "it's a special film genre, blah blah, no lighting, trembling camera, blah blah blah, realistic acting blah blah". Film genre?!? Then I say the film could be labeled as a tragicomedy, and I ask the teacher what's the precise word to define something like dogma. She doesn't understand what I mean, and then I say "like nouvelle vague in France was ... and neorealism in Italy and this and that..", so she looks at me with a facial expression that seems to say "what the heck is she talking about?". I've just checked on wikipedia, and I got my answer ^.^