Showing posts with label The Ramp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Ramp. Show all posts

Tropicale

Friday, April 19, 2013



Skirt: The Ramp / Jacket: Mango / Top: Romwe / Shoes: Alexander Wang / Eyewear & Earrings: SM Accessories / Bag: Neon Island

I'm letting the blogger-favorite-Zara skort rest for a while I put the spotlight on this Cameo The Label-inspired printed origami skirt from The Ramp. Love the playful mix of fabrics here and the unique waistband detail. Creativity ditched me as I was fumbling around on how to style this skirt so I had to resort to my tried-and-tested button down polo and leather jacket combo. It hasn't failed me yet. This look was almost slightly devoid of color so I had to punch it up with this adorable bird-print clutch from Neon Island. It's so perfect for summer. :)


Cosmic Stripes

Thursday, March 14, 2013

Top: Posh Wardrobe / Skirt & Peplum Belt: The Ramp / Shoes: Stella McCartney / Eyewear: Karen Walker / Bag: SM Accessories

I'm not a big risk-taker when it comes to prints. I'm not like other fashion femmes who can pull off a print-on-print (on-print) look with ease. When it comes to pairing prints with prints, I always have to have a block of solid color on and I only allow myself to wear two different prints at a time. It's a weird formula but its my safest bet to avoid looking like an absurd-looking walking graphic billboard.



The Best of 2012

Monday, December 31, 2012


Before we welcome the new year, I'd like to share with all of you a rundown of my favorite 2012 fashion moments. This year, my style sensibilities have definitely evolved into something more mature. I've learned to embrace things/trends/styles I swore years ago that I would never try (such as wearing stiletto sandals). I've also been more open to injecting a whole lot of prints and colors into my wardrobe (bright yellow, obviously, was a fave). I've also experimented with color on my hair when I sported ombre early this year. Looking back though, I kind of regret messing up with my hair, killing it with bleach and allowing it to look like a broomstick. Haha! Speaking of hair, this year has been privy to a dozen personal haircut changes. I started with long locks, had it cut shoulder-length, sported a boy's barber's cut and ended up with a pixie. While I do miss having a long mane, my favorite would have to be the pixie just because it's so easy to manage. I just had another haircut yesterday (a semi-pixie with semi-shaved sides) and I don't even know what's going to happen next to this fickle-minded hair of mine (Hahaha!). 

Life and career-wise, 2012 had been a really interesting year for me. I made some mistakes here and there, visited new places and experienced new things, went through a quarter life crisis (sort of), received a handful of blessings and forged new friendships in the most unexpected places. I hope that in 2013 and in the years to come, I get to succeed in fulfilling my long-term goals. 

Life, I hope, would be even greater. 

To the brands who've supported and sponsored me this year, a big thank you to all of you! To my dear readers and friends, I wish each and everyone of you a fantastic new year ahead! May all of your wishes, goals and aspirations finally come true! Thank you so much for sticking with me! 


Cable Knit

Wednesday, December 26, 2012

 Sweater: Romwe / Skirt: The Ramp / Bag & Shoes: Alexander Wang / Eyewear: Karen Walker / Earrings: F21

Hey, lovelies! How was your Christmas? My Christmas celebration experience was very simple and, well, typical -- we would always have our annual big family Christmas reunion (from my father's side) the whole day on Christmas Day. No matter how simple and typical our Christmas celebration is though, I always look forward to it because it's the only time I get to eat one of my favorite simple home-cooked dishes: nilagang tahong dipped in suka (steamed mussels dipped in vinegar), fresh from Cavite. I love it so much that I can devour a big bowlful of it in one sitting! I also love seeing my cousins, nephews and nieces having a great time as they enjoy the Christmas parlor games and receive their Christmas gifts. This simple and typical Christmas celebration (and family tradition) is something I truly cherish and I wouldn't trade it for anything.

I hope all of you had a wonderful, love-filled Christmas celebration with your family/friends/significant others. Happy Holidays!

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