Part 2: An unknown obsession?

I was planning on leaving you with a simple, 'continuing on from Part 1, here are the next four models...' but my boyfriend says I should write more. I'll briefly discuss a past obsession outside of the sartorial realm which is minesweeper. Yes, that computer game with the little squares. At first I thought you just randomly clicked on them with the hope you don't get blown up, and you see how long you survive for. Then someone taught me how to play properly and I was hooked. Consequently I went on to break the clickers on two mice, which eventually brought an end to my toxic addiction to minesweeper.

4. Jacquelyn Jablonski


by Angelo Pannetta






by Catherine Servel

5. Liu Wen






by Guy Aroche






by Terry Tsiolis

6. Miranda Kerr






by Steven Meisel




Seth Sabal

7. Natalia Vodianova






by Patrick Demarchelier

Ant bite

I had a whole like diary entry written out about what happened whilst I had these photos taken. The more I went on the more it seemed like some epic Tolkien-esque war between human and insect. Let me leave it to this warning: whatever you see in these photos, sequins, bright colours and high heels- wear this combination whilst crossing parkland and you will get bitten.


















JUMPSUIT-MALAYSIA
SHEER VEST-N/A
WHITE WRAP BRACELET-F21
BLUE WRAP BRACELET- SEE HERE
CLUTCH-(a boutique in Singapore)
HEELS-MALAYSIA

Waterfall and Truffle

These photos were taken at my friend's house. When I saw this waterfall I knew I wanted a picture with it/under it/ behind it. I have a soft spot for water features. They are also very cooling in the hot weather. I like wearing rompers as alternatives to dresses as with the latter, I always feel that I have to be a lot more genteel and feminine. Therefore standing knee- deep in a pool would have been slightly unbecoming.














Here is my signature creepy smile whilst holding Truffle.


FIRST OUTFIT
ROMPER-(borrowed from my friend's wardrobe)
WHITE TOP-JOSEPH
SCARF-HERMES
CLUTCH-SINGAPORE

SECOND OUTFIT
MAXI DRESS-ZARA

The sky on earth

Sometimes it is a lot of fun wearing something unusual, something that stands out from your other clothes in your wardrobe. For me this is my new 'galaxy' skirt that I made the boutique sell to me straight off the mannequin as they only had one of each colour, and I had to have this one. The material is so beautiful as it floats and it is translucent, so the colours look as if they are gliding with the wind. To make this an easy day time look, I paired it with a men's McQueen t- shirt with the sleeves pinned up, and I wore wedges instead of heels.














TSHIRT-ALEXANDER MCQUEENSKIRT-COLLAGE (BOUTIQUE)RED BANGLE-HERMESWHITE WRAP BRACELET-F21RING-DIOR FINE JEWELRYBAG-STYLEHUNTERWEDGES-SINGAPORE

Physics is cool

Well at least when it looks like this...

makes other shoes look totally superfluous.
(No bridge between heel and toes!)

Yellow sweetheart

Pale yellow, silky, sheer detail and a sweetheart neckline. I loved this top at first sight. I thought about pairing it with a full skirt but instead went for a sleeker look by adding metallic heels and my new clutch bag. These were taken at the loveliest tea spot in the Mandarin Gallery on Orchard Road called Arteastiq. 















photos by Gillian D :) 

YELLOW TOP- GG/5 (SINGAPORE)
SCALLOPED SKIRT-MDS COLLECTIONS
SILVER SHOES-MALAYSIA
CHOKER-SEE HERE
CLUTCH BAG- STYLEHUNTER

Part 1: An unknown obsession?

I have never thought of myself as a slave to 'models', in the sense that I never got fanatic over a product because of the face selling it to me. Also, having such beautiful friends I always thought of modelling as a byproduct of giant- genes and an incredible metabolism. However as I search the archives of editorials on my computer, I think it is time I admit to some sort of an obsession with these beautiful people...

1. Barbara Palvin







by Liz Collins







by Eric Maillet

2. Coco Rocha







by Laspata/ De Caro







by Eric Cheng

3. Daisy Lowe







by Mariano Vivanco







by Ben Rayner

Who is your favourite?

A style from home

When I am on holiday I usually wear shorts and bright colours. Back in London I love skirts and dresses and they are usually in neutral colours. This dress is one of my favourite new additions to my wardrobe; it is adorned in crystal shaped beads, silk flowers and sequins. I have been waiting for the perfect place to wear it to. 'Parlour' the cafe you see in the photos was the perfect background for it.





























Does anyone have a different 'holiday wardrobe' to their usual style?

DRESS-TIBI
BRACELET-SEE DIY
SHOES-SINGAPORE

Something beautiful

I just wanted to leave you with something beautiful whilst I work on my next few posts. Thank you for all the comments I really appreciate everything you say.



Underwater Carousel by Elena Kalis


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