All About The Socks
Posted: January 24, 2018 Filed under: Clothes | Tags: black, black chelsea boots, blue, gray circle scarf, leather jacket, navy skinny jeans, orange, socks, white, white cableknit sweater 2 Comments
I wasn’t feeling very sartorically creative these days, what with the busy schedule, the dreary weather, and an impromptu shopping ban (I wasn’t planning on having a shopping ban, I just haven’t gone shopping in so long), so here is a very basic outfit. I tried to jazz it up with a pair of colorful socks but I’m not sure it worked. My legs are too short to be broken up into three different sections like that. It looks a bit try-hard, doesn’t it?
Weekend Wrap-up
Posted: September 23, 2016 Filed under: Clothes | Tags: beige, blue, brown loafers, cream khaki pants, gray pants, hot-air balloon shirt, necklace, orange, peach tee, pink sandals, white 2 Comments
Just some leftover outfits that don’t warrant their own posts because they’re kinda similar to outfits I’ve worn before. But I’ve already taken the photos so I hate for them to go to waste. Enjoy your weekend!
Outfit 1 – Shirt: Zara, Pants: Topshop, Loafers: Footglove
Outfit 2 – T-shirt: Esprit, Pants: Mango, Sandals: Aldo, Necklace: local shop
Fancy T
Posted: September 1, 2016 Filed under: Clothes | Tags: black, black pants, necklace, orange, peach tee, pink sandals 4 Comments
It seems this place has turned into a travel blog lately, doesn’t it? I can’t help it – I’m still riding on the high of my trip (and dreaming about my next trip), so that’s all I want to write about. Another thing is that our house and yard are being renovated right now, so it’s hard to find a good spot for outfit photos. But I’m slowly getting back to the habit of documenting my outfits, and when the semester begins for real in September, I’m sure the blog will be back to usual.
In the meantime, here’s a simple outfit – since I haven’t had to teach yet, I’m not inclined to put too much effort into my work outfit (because nobody is going to see me when I’m at my desk entering grades into the computer all day.) A fancy T-shirt – that matches my sandals! – and black pants are good enough.
T-shirt: Esprit, Pants: thrifted, Sandals: Aldo, Necklace: Lia Sophia
Halloween In March
Posted: March 1, 2016 Filed under: Clothes | Tags: black, black boots, black jeans, black striped turtleneck, brooch, orange, pumpkin sweater 2 Comments
Sorry for the late posting today. Usually I write my posts ahead of time and schedule them, but work has been so crazy lately that it completely slipped my mind. Also I haven’t had time to take outfit photos regularly or even think about putting together blog-worthy outfits, so expect posting to be spotty in the next couple of weeks. Hopefully as work slows down and the weather starts warming up, I can get back into it.
This outfit is from last week, when it was still pretty cold. I put the sweater out the previous night without thinking anything about it, but when I put it on in the morning, I realized it’s the perfect Halloween outfit – black, orange, stripes – so I added the cat brooch to keep with the Halloween theme. Halloween in Vietnam is never cold enough for me to wear something like this anyway, so I’m going to take the chance when I can.
(And yes, the boots are new. I’m in need of a pair of waterproof boots with a good grip, and it took me a while – as it is usual the case with me, I’m always looking for things at the end of the season when they’re no longer in stock – but finally I was able to find these. They’re probably the comfiest pair of boots I own and if it wasn’t getting warmer you’d see them a lot more on the blog.)
Turtleneck & Brooch: local shops, Sweater: Target, Jeans: Mango, Boots: Clarks
Weekly Capsule 19.4: The Theory Of Meh
Posted: May 15, 2015 Filed under: Book/Movie/TV Reviews, Capsule, Clothes | Tags: beige heeled sandals, blue, bracelet, capsule spring/summer 2015, movie, navy print sleeveless blouse, navy wide-leg jeans, orange 2 Comments
So I finally watched The Theory of Everything the other day, and I have to admit, I am deeply underwhelmed. It feels very standard “tortured genius biopic”, and the “tortured” part wasn’t even that touching or uplifting, while the “genius” part was largely glossed over. It’s like they just pulled out a chart and ticked all the boxes. Aimless years at the university? Check. A sudden, groundbreaking idea that forms his career? Check. Terrible, insurmountable illness? Check. A supportive love interest/wife? Check. On and on and on. Yeah, Eddie Redmayne’s physical acting was impressive, but I don’t think it’s Oscar-worthy.
On the other hand, I would gladly take Felicity Jones’ wardrobe. Those fit-and-flare dresses and her blouse + midi skirt combos? Timeless.
Top: Zalora, Jeans: Old Navy, Sandals: Clarks, Bracelet: thrifted
My looks this week (told you they’re boring):
