Identification

A few weeks back, I mentioned that I'll be taking up Fashion Styling soon. Last Thursday, I finally did it! I enrolled at Fashion Institute of the Philippines. Upon enrollment, I was informed that come Friday, the first day of classes, I will be having my photo taken for my school ID. And this isn't your ordinary ID, folks! I can actually choose to have a full or half body shot, and do whatever pose I want. Cool, right?

Top: Wai Hung; Skirt: Sewn with Love; Oxfords: So Fab

You know what it means! An outfit shot, of course! I decided to wear something bright, something that would pop out and bring life to my ID, hoping that it would turn out nicely, 'cause honestly, all my school IDs sucked big time! Haha.

The Beatles charm bracelet: Girl Shoppe; Nail polish: Daewon Cosmetics (Korean brand)

To finish the look, instead of tucking the top in, I left the last two buttons open and tied a knot, which left me looking more casual. :)

Necklace: Girl Shoppe

Next week, I will tell you more about my class. I'll also probably give you loves some tips about styling and stuff! Excited?!

First photo taken by Mike Asuncion

Stripes 'n' Tights

Top: Zara; Mini skirt: Zara; Tights: SM Accessories; Oxfords: So Fab; Bag: Mango

Since I haven't worn tights for what seemed like forever, and I actually miss the comfy but sexy feeling it gives, I decided to make it a part of my outfit yesterday. I paired it with a black & white striped top and cream & black Oxfords. Of course, I did not forget to put on my trusty mini (so 'mini' that I cannot wear it alone!) skirt to serve as a cover up since tights are too thin to be worn alone (like my mini skirt). I mean I wouldn't want people staring at my butt while walking in a mall, right?! Haha.

With that, I'll leave you with this tip: never in your life pair leggings or tights with tops so short that it doesn't cover your behind. ;-)

Photo taken by Ernalyn Asuncion

Let's fly away.

Top: Zara; Cropped shorts: Hippie; Belt: Forever 21; Oxfords: SO! Fab; Bag: Vintage 

Knowing that the day will be spent visiting my grandfather at the cemetery for his birthday and running some errands with the family, wearing heels was out of the question. Instead, I decided to wear something really comfy. Not only did my Oxfords give comfort; it also added an edge to my look. It's my favourite part of this outfit, really.

The shorts was actually an old pair of jeans that was turned into one by my mum. I paired it with a cute little top which I really like because of how its sides were made. I have the option to tie it into a ribbon or just leave it hanging, untied, maybe for a 'lazy' look. In this case, I chose to tie it so that my belt will be seen.

After this look, who would say that one cannot look stylish and be comfortable at the same time?

Photo taken by Ernalyn Asuncion