Last week’s gala episode of MY STYLE ROCKS was all about the 90s. A decade that I lived and that was all about bold style, laid-back vibes, and iconic trends that still influence fashion today! From grunge flannels, fuzzy hats and ripped jeans to hip-hop baggy fits and sleek minimalist slip dresses, the decade was a perfect mix of cool and carefree. Think platform shoes, Doc Martens, chokers, crop tops, checked mini skirts and tracksuits—whether inspired by Clueless, Friends, or your favorite boy band, 90s fashion was effortlessly fun and full of personality!
As you know, I have been collecting fashion for more than 30 years. For this episode I dived into my closet and looked for pieces that I actually wore in the 90s. I had designed the bag along with the matching T-shirts during my time at Sonia Rykiel in Paris. Originally created for the people backstage at the S/S 1999 show, Sonia decided to produce them for the actual collection as she liked them a lot.
My look: Appliquéd printed cotton-jersey sweatshirt by Dolce & Gabbana, neon pink cropped top (S/S 1995), and black hot pants (S/S 2022), both by CHANEL, checked mini skirt (S/S 1998) by D&G, printed wool bag (S/S 1999) by Sonia Rykiel, triangle-logo scrunchie, crystal scrunchie, and fuzzy hat in lilac, all by Prada, leather, faux pearl and crystal choker
by Alessandra Rich, 90’s vintage sunglasses by Gucci, creoles by Dior, black tights with crystals by Calzedonia, and Strike leather ankle boots by Balenciaga.
LoL, Sandra
Photos: © Sandra Bauknecht / @aydogmus.ea
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This upcoming Sunday’s gala episode of MY STYLE ROCKS will be all about Pop Art, which means it will be all about bold colors, graphic prints, and playful designs that bring art to life through clothing. Inspired by the 1960s Pop Art movement, it features vibrant patterns, comic-style graphics, and everyday cultural references like logos and icons. This fun, rebellious style turns fashion into a canvas, celebrating creativity and making a bold, eye-catching statement.
Jeremy Scott’s work for Moschino often drew on Pop Art references, blending bold, vibrant colors with playful, consumer-culture imagery. He transformed everyday objects like fast food logos, candy wrappers, and cleaning products into high-fashion statements, channeling the spirit of artists like Andy Warhol. Scott’s designs celebrated the quirky, fun, and provocative essence of Pop Art, making his collections for Moschino both whimsical and deeply rooted in pop culture commentary.
My look: Cropped trench jacket by Dolce & Gabbana, printed cotton-blend faille skirt, matching bustier top, and pearl necklace with bow, 
all by Moschino, inflated oversized square-frame acetate sunglasses
by Loewe, Aevitas pointy stud leather platform pumps
by Versace, and Mondrian embroidered appliquéd canvas clutch by Olympia Le-Tan.
LoL, Sandra
Photos: © Sandra Bauknecht / @kazmva0
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My New Year’s Resolution? Stay chic, embrace dress-up, and take life one stylish day at a time! I want to emphasize progress over perfection, and living in the now. As I tend to worry about the future or being overwhelmed by the bigger picture, I want to focus on the present moment and handle challenges as they come.
My look: Reversible hooded cashmere teddy effect and shell vest by Brunello Cucinelli, black crystal embellished sweater by Ermanno Scervino, jeggings by Marc by Marc Jacobs, cashmere shawl 140 «Harnais De Cour Bandana» in Marine / Bleu / Ciel by Hermès, vintage aviator sunglasses DG 2115 05-8F in silver by Dolce & Gabbana, and Trekkgirl snow boots by Valentino.
Reconnect with your inner child: play, dream, and embrace the joy of being carefree!
LoL, Sandra
Photos: © Sandra Bauknecht
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‘Tis the season to be jolly … Merry Christmas to all of you! The holiday season is all about joy, warmth, and festive cheer, and my outfit reflects just that! I am so happy to be spending the festive days with my family in Zurich.
My look: Wool-jersey bodysuit, bubble wool-blend cuffs, and bouclè wool-blend mini skirt, all by Alaïa, vintage fox fur cape by Givenchy, black Medusa Aevitas platform pumps with studded heel by Versace, crystal-embellished sunglasses by Gucci, gold-plated Swarovski crystal clip earrings, and Dolce embellished printed leather shoulder bag, both by Dolce & Gabbana.
LoL, Sandra
Photos: © Sandra Bauknecht / David Biedert Photography
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The 2000s staple is back, this time with a luxury twist. Its resurgence is evidence that the old school playbook for starting trends can still work in 2024 with this historic first-time collaboration between the Brazilian and Italian fashion icons featuring four unique styles combining signature Dolce & Gabbana prints with the unmatched design of Havaianas. Available for both, men and women.
However, those must-have flip flops sold out fast, but they will be back soon. To be notified of restocks, sign up here.
LoL, Sandra
Photos: © Dolce & Gabbana x Havaianas
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On my way back to my beloved GSTAAD PALACE, for a fun weekend with CHANEL and to celebrate my friend’s birthday. I have never shared these photos from last year’s ASMALLWORLD weekend that unfortunately doesn’t take place anymore.
The theme for Friday night was HOLLYWOOD ON THE TIBER, a term which encapsulates the splendor of nocturnal Rome between the end of the 1950s and early 1960s when the city was a true capital of cinema. The dress code said all-out old Hollywood glamour and I went for a petticoat style.
My look: Pink layered tulle dress with floral embroidery, pink satin gloves and hoop petticoat underskirt, all by Moschino (Look 23, S/S 2021), Odette lace pumps in rose by Jimmy Choo, Devotion mini bag in silver by Dolce & Gabbana, head piece by Stephen Jones, necklace and earrings, both by Alessandra Rich.
LoL, Sandra
Photos: © Sandra Bauknecht / David Biedert Photography
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Who can forget Jennifer Lopez going viral on the Versace S/S 2020 catwalk in a fresh iteration of her iconic jungle-print dress? Tropical prints had been allover that summer and I have been waiting for the perfect moment to wear this stunning look. Finally the gown had its moment to get loud … as it was the perfect dress to wear to the Annabel’s For The Amazon Gala 2023.
My look: Cutout embellished printed silk-chiffon gown, green watersnake sandals, and Virtus embellished crossbody bag, all by Versace, crystal clip earrings
, and matching necklace with glittering green and clear crystals, both by Dolce & Gabbana.
LoL, Sandra
Photos: © Sandra Bauknecht / David Biedert Photography
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Greeting from Mykonos where the Meltemi, a dry northern wind blows over the Aegean during summer strongly. A headscarf is then a great idea to keep hair in place and prevent it from tangling.
Shopping sustainably starts with investing in the right pieces and keeping them for many years to come. An Hermès silk carré is a great example for such an item. My grandmother gifted me with my first one when I was a kid. If you take good care of your collection, you can hand them over to the next generation. Making change together is all about making little transformations within your own behaviors toward a more beautiful and happier life. Trust me on that!
My look: Embellished tulle-trimmed stretch-jersey and open-knit maxi dress by PatBO, Tess small embossed two-tone leather shoulder bag
by Chloé, bead-embellished flat sandals by Saint Laurent, «Caparacons de la France et de L’Inde» 90cm silk twill scarf (designed by Philippe Ledoux, first launched in 1959, re-editions in 1997 and 2008) by Hermès, leopard print lens sunglasses by Dolce & Gabbana, Ras Du Cou silver-tone, shell and beaded necklace, and gold-tone and shell earrings, both by Isabel Marant.
LoL, Sandra
Photos: @mykonos_alexandr / © Sandra Bauknecht
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Here they are the craziest shoes of the season. An art gallery’s worth of the weird, wacky and wonderful walked onto the runway for S/S 2023. Moschino’s pumps resembled miniature blow-up flamingo pool floats, one of Loewe’s sandals was entirely made of a huge 3-D petal and JW Anderson joined forces with Wellipets for some whimsical frog aesthetic. Heels, in particular, had a surreal feel, most notably seen in Alaïa‘s cabaret version and Sophia Webster‘s flamingo heels.
LoL, Sandra
Frog round toe clogs by JW Anderson x Wellipets
White coin purse heels by Pushbutton
Cabaret sandals by Alaïa
Flamingo-heel sandals by Sophia Webster
Flamingo-detail 100mm pumps by Moschino
Floral detail high-heel sandals by Dolce & Gabbana
Petal 90 leather sandals by Loewe
Froufrou Alta 150 satin sandals by Christian Louboutin
Photos: © Sandra Bauknecht / Courtesy of the Brands
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Florals trending in spring will never be novel. However with blossoms in full bloom, you can be camouflaging in this beautiful floral ensemble this season.
My look: Tie-detailed floral-print ramie-voile blouse, and belted floral-print ramie-voile wide-leg pants, both by Zimmermann, croc-effect leather slingback pumps by Fendi, classic large Impatiens earrings by Oscar de la Renta, Chanel 19 bag in raspberry leather by CHANEL, Diorette ring by Dior Haute Joaillerie, and floral sunglasses by Dolce & Gabbana.
LoL, Sandra
Photos: © Sandra Bauknecht / David Biedert Photography
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