Last Friday night, Kevin and I got dressed up for the ball–our school’s Annual Fund Ball. In my opinion, figuring out what to wear, how to style my makeup and hair, which accessories to use, well that’s all the fun of the actual ball. It’s the process beforehand that I usually prefer. In fact, IContinue reading A Librarian Look–A Night at the Ball
This month I’m calling this PPP a Pink Pong Post! This stretchy top belongs to Samantha from Fake Fabulous. At first, I was a bit discouraged because my bustiness makes the black buttons on this top pop out demonstrating that it does not fit me. But, then I found the perfect concealer: a polka dotContinue reading Pink Pong Post No. 9
Whenever I get a parcel from either Anna or Samantha, I get the thrill of receiving a gift. I never know what will be inside for the upcoming Ping Pong Post. The three of us are on our fifth round of styling a shared item, and unfortunately the thrill for me was lost on thisContinue reading Grey Tunic–PPP No. 5
June in Hong Kong means beach time, so when it was my turn to choose something to pass around for the 4th Ping Pong Post, I chose this white maxi dress. It’s flowy and airy and see through! Gasp! But not so much so that I can still feel covered when I take the fiveContinue reading White Maxi Dress–PPP No. 4
I might have squealed when I opened this month’s Ping Pong Post package and saw this purple leopard jumpsuit inside. It’s quite known that I love leopard (see here, here, here, and here), and I don’t discriminate against leopard in color (as seen here and here). Once I held it up, I will admit toContinue reading Purple Leopard Jumpsuit – Ping Pong Post No. 3
*Ammendment to this post: When I went to return the bag to Louella Odié, they gave it to me!! Yay! I love it. Their bags are the epitome of luxe in my opinion, so I am thrilled to own this one. It’s like no other bag I have. Thank you Louella Odié! During our mostContinue reading Jungle Love with Louella Odié in Borneo, Malaysia
The moment Diane from Fashion on the 4th Floor declared this month’s styling theme every one of The Fab 40s got a little nervous–including me. Pleats, that’s what we were to style. The moment I saw pleats I thought to myself: Oh! Pleats look awful on me–they just enhance my ponchy ponch. I instantly startedContinue reading The Fab 40s in Pleats
I’m ping pong posting again–this time with a black shirt dress. Remember last month when I featured this cool plaid cape-like coat? (I should say tartan–as it hailed from the UK, and that’s how they say “plaid.”) This time around, Anna from Anna Island Style sent her black shirt dress to both Samantha from FakeContinue reading Black Shirt Dress with a Red Trench – Ping Pong Post No. 2
Back in December, I started to get to know Anna from Anna Island Style. There was this blog post wear she was featuring the cutest plaid coat–the one you see me wearing–and an idea sprung to life from both my and Samantha’s comments. Anna encouraged something called a Ping Pong Post with the idea thatContinue reading Ping Pong Post with Anna and Samantha
I’m a stylist! Well, just about anyway. Today I sent off my final module to the London College of Style. The very last assignment is this very blog post announcing my completion. What makes me a stylist? Under the guidance of LCS I’ve increased my styling skills in so many ways. Here’s a couple ofContinue reading I’m a Stylist!
Last week I mentioned how I’m almost finish with my London College of Style certificate. Part of the most recent assignment, aside from this personal collage, was styling a friend, and I chose my dear friend Amber. The gist of the assignment was to take something of the individual but that add a bit ofContinue reading Styling Amber
Summer Sequins in Stanley was actually homework–but of the fun variety! I’m almost finished with my personal styling work from The London College of Style. It’s taken me awhile, but I’ve got three more modules so the finish line is near! Recently, one of my assignments was to make an 8 page fashion spread withContinue reading Summer Sequins in Stanley