Vikingmode Instagram - Amna edition

Here are a couple Instagram pictures from the last couple of months. Hope you enjoy it!

 A new outfit post coming hopefully this weekend. 

-Amna

This was taken a couple of months ago in Reykjavík. 

A fresh new Vogue UK with Cara on the cover, which is a must-have. 

Reykjavík city

Movie-time. Movie of choice: Eurotrip. 

Nejra´s little adorable brother. Sometimes not so much adorable. 

Happy when somebody brings me Bosnian chocolate from Bosnia!

An Icelandic beach. Yes, with black sand. 

New stuff from Lindex!

We like taking pictures of our new shoes. 

Nejra the photographer I

Nejra the photographer II

Chillin' at Zara

Lemon tea goodness

My favourite! Pasta and Vogue. 

Me the photographer

The east of Iceland at the end of May. Apparently, the weather gods have the months confused. 

A mix of something Icelandic and Bosnian. 

Strolling and exploring the streets of Fáskrúðsfjörður, a small town in east of Iceland. 

BBQ and tan at the summerhouse. 

In the Icelandic nature

Hot tub time

Nike free run´s number 2. So obsessed.

Rose rahat lokum straight from Bosnia. It really tastes like a rose!

Casual Eagle

The sun came up after a rainy morning... and after studying, laying around, Nerja playing in a football game and watching Ferguson´s last Manchester United game, we finally went out to take some pictures.
Nejra is wearing her new eagle shirt and her moms old backpack while I´m actually wearing a sweater over my black cocktail dress, thought it looked cool and a kinda casual twist on a usually too dressy look, plus I love throwing sweaters over everything.
Hope ya´ll enjoyed your weekend.
Until next time
Amna

backpack: vintage - vest: diy - shirt: Dúkkuhúsið (Iceland) - shoes: converse 

sweater: Dorothy Perkins - Dress: unknown - heels: no name

Lillian Bassman inspired shoot

Last week I had a studio shoot that was inspired by Lillian Bassman´s photography. The photographer was Sigurður Mar.

Lillian Bassman was a photographer, art director and a painter. She left behind a legacy of fashion photography dipped in black and white with such elegance that only she could capture. Because of the soft edges, dramatic contrasts and the poses she had the models do, her photos almost looked like a painting. She often used geometrics in her photography and woman´s elegance was the key subject in every picture.

I love how geometric her photos are, so I tried to pose in that way. It especially shows in the first photo, which is also my favorite.

-Amna

 Photography by Lillian Bassman

Photography by Sigurður Mar