Fete de la Musique

(Dress: Vanilla Label// Boots: Topshop// Bag: via IT Designer Lab// Eagle Necklace: F21// Bird Skull Necklacs & Cube Ring: Gold Dot)

About a week ago, I attended Fete de la Musique, an annual music festival celebrated all around the world (and is currently participated by 32 countries). In the Philippines, Fete de la Musique is held in the streets and the public is able to access a variety of music genres for free. There is one station dedicated to a particular music genre and once gets a free reign to choose and celebrate the music that he fancies. For my first-ever Fete attendance, my friends and I chose to chill at the Electronica station held at Time bar. I knew that I would be dancing my feet away so I went with a very casual and comfortable look. The zebra-print dress I'm wearing here is actually a robe and I've already worn it in a variety of ways to different occasions (as seen here, here, here, here and here). This robe is definitely one hell of a good buy. I believe I've already milked it for all its worth and I'll still enjoy wearing it for as long as it continues to serve its purpose.

Wish we have more music festivals here in the Philippines. Life would be depressingly sad without block rockin' beats.

Graffiti

(Jacket: H&M// Shirt: SPAO// Jeans: Zara// Boots: Tophop// Cuffs: H&M// Rings: Gold Dot// Shopper Tote: Ombre, from Seoul)

Working with blue and green tones this time. I've had my eye on this H&M ombre jacket for quite a while and I wasn't expecting that I'd be able to get my hands on one since it's already sold out in most H&M stores. To my surprise (and delight), I saw a couple of pieces in one of the H&M stores in Seoul. I didn't even think twice. I instantly snapped one and paid for it immediately at the counter. One obsession pinned down, a lot more to go. Haha! I didn't plan on wearing the jacket right away but I figured that it would go well with the long sleeved mint shirt that I got from SPAO (a local Korean brand). I needed to cover myself up badly as I didn't expect the weather in Seoul to be that chilly (it was freezing cold at night!). While I did pack jackets for my trip, my inner tops weren't as thick or long as I had wished them to be. Wearing a long-sleeved shirt together with a jacket was a good decision as it kept me from shivering while exploring the cherry blossom-lined streets of Seoul.

I have a lot more photos of our stay in Seoul so stay tuned for those!