KISS ASS ORIGAMI SKIRT

Kiss T-Shirt: Thirfted / Origami Skort: Apartment 8 / Flats: H&M / Sunnies: Divisoria / Necklace: Vivienne Westwood

On our third day, we rose again and went "shooooopinggggg". We don't have any plans for Bangkok on that day, so we went straight to Siam Paragon, on our excitement we didn't even notice that it was just 9:30 in the morning when we arrived and the mall opens at 10am just like here in Philippines. They said Siam Paragon is The Pride of Bangkok, it's a high end mall and it is one of the biggest shopping centres in Asia. They have Balenciaga, Dolce & Gabbana, Saint Laurent, and name other brands that you want to covet. Even their Zara was far far different from here in Philippines, their collection and selection of clothes are wider and more beautiful than here. Anyways,  I didn't bought anything from there, I hauled somewhere that we don't have it here yet, which is H&M. Thank to my Mama! <3

Enough of my the mall experience, let's proceed to my #ootd that day. I know the Zara origami skort is ubiquitous in this season's blogospehere, but I'm just wearing a cheaper version from Apartment 8. It's really cheap because it's less than Php1000 compare to the Zara one. But of course the quality is different also, but I don't wanna spend too much on something trendy like this. Plus, have you seen anyone took a picture of the skort at the back? None! Because the back or the shorts part doesn't look good. How I wish it's origami style at the back part also, but still have a shorts inside.

MANILA SIZZLES

Top: American Eagle / Pants: Forever 21 / Heels: Mango / Bag: LV Replica / Watch: Michael Kors / Sunnies: Divisoria

Last Friday, my sister and I paid a visit in Makati area to meet a college friend of mine. I suddenly miss eating in Banapple, thank God there's one in Ayala Triangle. So we had our lunch there, I ordered the Hickory Smoked Barbecue Country Ribs, actually all of us ordered the same dish. You know what it means, that meal is really delicious. #Shiok! 

But that day was sizzling, no joke! I'm sweating like I'm inside a sauna bath. I love sunny days, but with a temperature like this in summer season, I think I'm going to pass out. But then I still managed to take an outfit shot after eating. Ayala Triangle is such a pretty place, I don't want to miss the chance of having a nice background of my photo. 

Photos by Donna de Belen

DIY Floral Sunglasses

The first time I saw this photo on the internet, I know to myself that I want it and I need to get it. I've been eyeing on this floral sunglasses or Dolce & Gabbana's Baroque-inspired for months now, searching the stores in world wide web but I can't find any. Mister Google only gave me DIY results. So, why not DIBM (do-it-by-myself), right?

But its not that easyyyyy. At first I didn't know where I can buy those ceramic flowers. I visited all the stores that possibly selling that thingy in our small town. While roaming Daet, suddenly a visual popped on my mind, I knew where I can find them. I went to an accessories store, and there you go I got some earrings with ceramic flowers on it.

You'll need:

• a pair of sunglasses
• ceramic flowers (mine was detached from earrings)
• popsicle stick (mine was tongue depressor, I hope you know why haha)
• toothpick
• super glue

 Start by squeezing a small amount of super glue onto the popsicle stick. Because it drys quickly.

Using the tip of the toothpick,  apply a little onto the back of the flower of your choice. Press the flower firmly and hold it in place until the glue sets. I started at the outer corner of my sunglasses then add another inwards.

When the front flower sets, unfold the sunglasses and add some more at the side or arms. Repeat on the other side and allow to dry for a couple of hours.

 Your floral sunglasses are ready to wear!!!