Rain or Shine

So here's my delayed post about my one day trip to Baguio last last Monday, it was raining cats and dogs actually but there's no stopping us, haha. The main purpose was to visit some relatives in Pangasinan (my mom's hometown) and then go straight up to Baguio to stroll around and visit some long lost relatives.

choosing to wear my jelly flats was one of the smartest move I made I guess :D

some catching up moments with our two cousins, the one wearing varsity jacket and the one wearing button down polo. Gosh, I even forgot their names! haha

Till next time Baguio!

Vintage Love

"(...) Vintage [clothing] is not only glorious and stylish, it's also the way forward in terms of recycling. Whenever I go into great vintage stores, I wonder why we ever buy new things." 

- Thandie Newton (British actress)

I love vintage, am talking about this top I got months ago from my mom's closet, too bad she can't remember where did this top originally came from. If you're wearing vintage, the chances on stumbling upon someone with the same piece are slim which barely means that you'll definitely stand out from the crowd.

One more thing, aside from you'll save money from old clothes vintage is unique and available in limited edition, and that prevents your style from becoming mainstream. 

what i love about this top would definitely be the pattern of it, i don't even have to accessories :)

on a different note, this photos were taken during our last top on Baguio, with bff Sittie and photographer Teesai :)

Something Tribal

I love these new pair of shorts I thrifted weeks ago. It's actually longer but decided to cut it off because it would be more wearable if I would turn it into shorts/skort.  I love this trend because tribal prints are often oversized and strong which means it works best with simple ensembles. 

PS. I't really summer, the weather is smokin' hot! I just wanna dive in a pool right now. :)

The Mansion Walk

Yey for the long weekend! I still have to go to work till Wednesday morning and am uber excited for movie marathons, read some books and go swimming! and also we should definitely not forget the true essence of Holy Week. Let us always acknowledge Him in everything we do.

For the meantime, let me share to you some "walking marathons" and head shots I had last week when we visited Baguio.

photos by: bff Sittie :)

PS. So what's your plan for the  long weekend? I'd like to know some fun ideas :)

First Stop

So here's my first OTD post on Baguio, I must say I really enjoyed my stay there. Though the weather is cold, the people are so warm. You can really feel the hospitality of the Filipinos!

First and second photo taken at  "Cordillera World" just beside Mines View.

Wearing: Tank top and Animal Printed Top( also worn here): Thrift, Stockings and Shoes: from Macau, Satchel: Thrift, Accessories: Robinson Dept. Store

am soo lovin this photo with bff Sittie :D

Third and Fourth photo taken at SM Baguio,

Fifth and Sixth photo taken at "Burnham Park"

the hair huh! haha

and the last two photos taken at  "Mines View"

Photos by: Teesai :)

Hello BAGUIO!

After long years, finally visited Baguio once again. Baguio City is approximately 250 kilometers north of Manila, situated in the Province of Benguet. If I were to describe Baguio in 3 things, it would be: pine trees, crisp cold breezes and lovely Igorot's. It actually reminded me of Macau, because it's one of the most cleanest and greenest place in our country.

And of course what's Baguio without this Igorot Costumes? we had soo much fun taking this photos. Can't wait to share more of our adventures :)

meet my very good friend Teesai, she's the one who took most of OTD post :)