I'm such a newbie in the bloggers world! A very good friend of mine suggested that I start to blog because she finds my Facebook shout outs getting pretty long. It actually took me months to create one because I couldn't find the time. But here I am and I'm very excited about this..
I decided to start a fashion blog and share my budget shopping expedition as well as ideas on how to wear something in many other ways.
If anything should be referred to as "my style," I suppose it would be very toned down but chic. "Proper and strict" as they say. I really appreciate simplicity and minimalism but I also adore over-articulation every once in a while. Shopping for branded clothing is fun, like creatures of comfort, but I only shop to my wallet that's why I always find it easy to avoid becoming preoccupied with labels. And because I'm still learning to sew- that means I will soon make my own clothes when I'm ready to do-it-myself not destroy-it-myself, I shop in stores like landmark and SM department stores even greenhills as long as it doesn't look too much "tiange". The only closet section that my wallet cries for would be shoes! Who doesn't love shoes? Tell me? I'll blog more about this kind of love along the way that's for sure!
Anyway, I guess this is a roundabout way of saying that this blog is going to be about me and my tiny little fashion bubble. So please bear with me yes?
I'm no expert. All I know is that I will always believe that if you wear something and you strut it like you mean it everyone will agree with you and no one will ask questions. I just wear what I want and how I want it, in no particular order, and I'm happy to see that it always turn out decent.
I'll probably look back to this very post and smile at how excited I was getting started.
Picture taken by Paul Sena
Silk plum animal print top designed by Eunice A.
Harem pants by Eunice A.
Headband by Evita Peroni
Belt and accessories owned by Cor Sunglao
Make up by Mimi Corpuz
Photo used for Fashion Institute of the Philippines
Finish product!
I was surprised to see charms and beads on small bowls when I got in the store and found out that they actually sell them individually so you can make what you want on your own.
