(Lulucherie top, vintage shorts, thrifted doctor’s bag, Ray ban Wayfarer sunglasses)
First outfit post after my holiday trip, I’m trying to not wear many (if even any) accessories on my arms as they have been sun burnt and has started to feel.. (sigh)
Anyways as you can see, the outer sides of my arms has darkened a fair amount. A contrast and difference to my usual liking, but I am starting to like this new tan. It surprisingly goes better against my silver sandals now.
Here’s a sneaky peek of the highly antiscipated Versace for H&M collaboration lookbook featuring Abbey Lee Kershaw.
I’m especially loving the leopard with beach print skirt and the matching dress. The collection is very vibrant in colour and very vintage Versace.
The collection will launch in store and online on November 17th.
It’s been days since I’ve been back from my short trip, and I’ve just been in a lazy hazy mood so far. These images pretty much sum up my current mood for Septemeber.
I’ve been obsessing over anything with a hint or glimmer of rainbow sheen recently. Be it abalone shells, rocks or soap bubbles, the colours just looks so magical.
I can glare at these objects in awe for hours, just speculating the different colours that it composes of. I’m in love again.
After a very successful collaboration, Rodarte displays another collection with Opening Ceremony for Fall 2011.
For their second collection with OC, designers Laura and Kate Mulleavy drew inspiration from Scandinavia, creating a soft and textural collection comprised of long silhouettes, pretty blush hues, and fur coats.
The whimsical collection will be available early in October both in stores and online.
This show definitely caught my eye. The colours, the atmosphere, the fun. Duo designers Edward Meadham and Benjamin Kirchoff delivered yet another spectacular show.
The Topshop showspace was transformed into a candy land; decorated with pastel coloured balloons, very much like the ultimate 5 years old party.
For me, a show like this is what London Fashion Week is about.
This explains my delayed posts. A pretty last minute decision to jet off to Sabah in the northern part of Borneo. The mixture of amazingly clear and pristine beaches, thrilling water sports (which I’m usually scared to attempt at,) and cultural night markets where I tasted a variety of flavours Sabah has to offer has certainly made this impulsive trip a memorable time.
More photos to come soon.. for now I need to get used to the fast paced city life again.
