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After my epic experience with Hervé Léger (wannabe), I left my readers curious of my final decision.
In the end, I decided on a lace shift dress (The Dress) which gives out a conservative yet classy feel. The Dress also exudes the style of Audrey Hepburn which is complemented with pretty lace details. Oriental accessories were also worn to create excitement (drama-ma-ma) and glam to complete the look.
Here are some of the photos taken during the dinner.
How do you like my new, shitty shitty bangs bangs? HAHA.
The smart (but skanky) solution to beat the heat.
I love my hot red heels.
I was trying to search for the perfect dress (Within 2 hours. I hate work life.) for my Commencement dinner and I must say, it wasn’t too fruitful. When I am finally generous enough to reward myself to a perfect dress, I couldn’t find any. I even toy with the idea of buying a dress from my favourite online store, The Scarlette, but their rising popularity means someone will definitely be spotted in their dresses.
One lesson to be learnt in my 2 hours shopping stint is that not everyone (at least not the ordinary folks like us) can fit into a Hervé Léger (original/inspired) bandage dress.
(Hmm. This model remains me of my corpse sad bride friend.)
Upon trying on the various HL inspired dresses from Zara, F21 and other random few, I’ve concluded that I’ll just ended up looking like over-stuffed rice dumpling instead of looking hot like Joanne Peh.
Note: If you spot me in a frumpy looking dress, please, just leave me alone.
A while ago (probably 3 months ago) Iora, a local women’s fashion retail chain, gave $50 vouchers (with no minimum purchase required) to some female students (cause it was while stock last!) in my school as a form of goodwill and with the purpose for students to tide over such difficult time.
I was one of the lucky beneficiaries! After purchasing a blouse and a necklace with the $50 voucher, I felt it is only appropriate if I express my appreciation to them. Here goes, thank you Iora!
(This ad was first published yesterday.)
It’s finally here! But I hate the crowd! Yikes.
Ooo. I love the way she dressed. Effortlessly chic (minus the cleavage).
Too lazy and tired (after writing the 8th post for the day) to write anything else (also commonly known as Blogging Fatigue). In this post, I am going to let the pictures and Amandina’s previous post do the talking instead.
#02-28/29/30, Tampines 1,
10 Tampines Central 1,
Singapore 529536
Uniqlo opens today! And it was freaking crowded. For the first time, like a typical Singaporean, I queued to get in there. The queue was ridiculous but definitely necessary to ensure comfortable in-store shopping experience. No pictures were taken because there were just way too many heads, hands, mess and colourful clothes all over the place.
What I love? Their jeans! For a mere $49.90 (Only during this promotional period from 9 – 19 April, originally $69.90), you can get a nice fitted jeans with FREE alteration services. You heard me. $49.90. FREE alteration! I bought a dark denim skinny and I am already thinking of getting a second one in a different shade!
Gosh. We all know. Uniqlo is like Japan’s Giordano, only chic-er. And Giordano is famous for their good services other than their basics. In Uniqlo, their service staff is unbelievably efficient, friendly and helpful.
For example, my sister and I squeeze into the same fitting room (Yes, we have no choice!! There were just way too many people and way too little rooms!) then these lovelies were there to offer opinion as to the sizes, conquer the crowd just to grab the perfect size for us (even for items on sale!) while we waited patiently in the fitting room with our undies, provide FREE alteration services, and answer to all our requests in the most pleasant way despite the madness in-store. WOW. Even I (the customer from hell) was truly impressed.
Enough said. Go grab your basics from Uniqlo to match whatever that is in your wardrobe.
I love their tees. But I think their stuffs are more male-biased. Just like the typical Japanese culture. HAHA.
I saw this guy on the train one morning and I can’t help but stare. No, he is not good looking, neither is he cute or hunky. He is a living fashion disaster emanating this pure undefined form of male brand whore. I must first clarify that I won’t call myself a fashionista, but you don’t need a fashionista to critic his dressing.
Where should I start? Probably from the obvious. Who on earth carries 2 coin purses? (Ok. Breathe. In. Out) And freaking hang them on himself as though Christmas will come early because of his sacrifices made?! And AND, who on earth will plaster himself with the offensive Louis Vuitton monogram all over like a SPF 50 sunblock lotion?
Second, tell me why anybody would want to wear that plastic-ky shirt over another t-shirt and roll up his shorts at the same time! To make matters worse! Why would any guy wear those satin-ribbons sandals? Ok. Maybe guys are finally revealing their desire for more varied foot wear. BUT STILL…
I am not evil. Not exactly. Cause if I am. I would have taken a photo with his face. AH.
He. He actually heavily gelled up his hair into a Barbie’s Ex-BF Ken like manner and wore this oversized retro plastic spectacle.
Sigh. Enough of ranting. I must say, he is definitely an entertaining character. HAH.
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