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During this year I tried new things. I did beauty reviews (and started admiring beauty bloggers job even more), visited art openings (and hope to do it more often in future), makeup artists contests and more. Even though fashion is my primary interest I can't say I'm not happy to get to experience other lifestyle moments. Then I was offered to visit Punchline, Moscow based stand-up comedy festival I didn't think twice and decided to take part. And you know what? I laughed sooo hard! It was definitely a week of laughter to me and I believe I added a couple of years to my lifespan. Even though stand-up is not actually about photos I made some to share the atmosphere. 







My outfit for my first day was simple enough and casual at most. I really wanted to go for something pretty and simple, also may be a little funny. Comfortable heels, funny t-shirt and a hat did the job, don't you think?










Have a nice day,
Lyosha

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