Yo everyone!
I am gonna get straight to the point and
not brag about how busy I have been since our firm is involved in 5 projects,
there I said It anyways, maybe I did wanna brag, not much just a tad bit
(chuckles).
Jokes aside, I am so in love with this
kimono, initially I ordered it in grey but they sent me in pink, this is one of
few occasions where I got lucky with Sammy –dress. It was a good thing they
made a mistake, you could say it was a very fortunate accident, Isn’t
SERENDIPITY the very word used to describe this expression? Hence the tittle of
this post (wink). Kimono over ripped jeans, over short shorts, dresses,
rompers, jumpsuits, kimono compliments with all of em. This Japanese origin
kimono trend is one of those trends where western designers have gone looking
to the far east for inspiration, but so rarely do such references get taken up
with quite so much gusto by the masses.
Call me snob or stupid, but I was one of
those delusional stereotypes who felt price defined quality and style. I couldn’t
disagree more, fashion really is what you make of what you own. FAST FASHION is
a street term they use these days to call this trend. You don’t need me to tell
you that between H&M, ASOS, Forever 21 and ZARA, you can pretty much build
a wardrobe that looks like it came from any number of high-end labels and
boutique. In Australia there are brands
like cotton on, Supree and jayjays which make very cheap and affordable goods,
but delusional me convinced myself that I was more quality oriented than quantity,
and since I wasn’t a heavy blogger, I hardly bought from those stores only
except for few times. This ripped jeans is one of those rare purchases from
jay-jays, look how badly I fit into my old jeans (hahaa).
You don’t even have to wear the brands I
just mentioned, brands doesn’t define style, you do! Even old clothes can be
elevated with the right accessories-none of which have to cost a lot of money.
I have found a perfect balance, I am not the old me who would save up and at
the end spent just on one handbag, neither am I one of those who needs to buy
endless cloths, watches and glasses from thrifts to impress people by my
quantity.
Manolo Blahnik Inspired heels. I don't know if I inspire people in any ways about the fashion choices but I certainly feel shoefluential ( hahaa). I think I shoefluence quite a few, uncanny coincidences have happened because right after me, I have seen fellow bloggers and few fashion enthusiasts getting exact same. Great minds think alike, maybe? ( hahaa). So, before people name it jealousy, rivalry or other similiar names, I think most fashion bloggers around the world blog on homogenous goods, because we are discussing the "IT" items of the season. I don't know if its by choice or mere coincidence but we bloggers have almost same taste but we maintain our own individualism, we wear the same key items but style it differently giving our own personal touch.
Shoes: Manalo Blahnik inspired
Pant : Jay-jays
tank top : Bangkok