Remember my post on my colleague, June, who wore green and orange that day? Well, the colors really inspired me and when I came across a similar-colored green dress, I bought it straight away! I wore that dress today, combined it with my orange-stacked bangles, orange beaded necklace and my orange sling-back pumps. I love this look and it really perked me up today!
Dress: Sjaherman's Daughter, Shoes: Enzo Angeolini, Necklace & Rings: from my grandma, Bangles: Diva, Watch: Cartier tank.
Everyday I always come across the same question: "What should I wear today?". Then I go through the usual ritual of opening my closet, staring at it, flipping clothes helplessly. Then I found a way to make dressing up fun, going through my closet every week and planning what I want to wear. Yes, occasionally I will still come across that "what to wear" question, but now, not as often. Hope you enjoy this!
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Resurrecting The Dead
Yup, that's what it is.
I was sitting in the train on the way home yesterday looking at my dress and it struck me. For some odd reason, I was reminded of this black dress I had in the 90s. I remembered I bought it and only wore it once. Then I just kept it and it followed me wherever I went, whichever house or place I moved to, and I never even thought of giving it away. I remember it was thick and granny looking. I didn't like the feel, and it had a very odd flare to it. Anyway, I immediately text my helper to look for it in my closet. She found it. I got home and put it on and I loved it! Really odd. What happened??
Well, old pieces buried in your closet can be a treasure many years after. Yes, I did say that if you haven't worn something in 2 years, chances are you will never wear it again. But if you happen to find it, try it on. And I did. I tried to hypothesize why I didn't like it before, and I think it was because of the cut which is really not too flattering. Back then, I did not wear 4 inch heels, I was way skinnier and didn't like anything falling right at the knee. I also did not know how to accessorize. Well, that all has changed and I am glad I kept this dress.
Dress: Emporio Armani. Necklace & Earrings: Tiffany. Shoes: Charles & Keith.
I was sitting in the train on the way home yesterday looking at my dress and it struck me. For some odd reason, I was reminded of this black dress I had in the 90s. I remembered I bought it and only wore it once. Then I just kept it and it followed me wherever I went, whichever house or place I moved to, and I never even thought of giving it away. I remember it was thick and granny looking. I didn't like the feel, and it had a very odd flare to it. Anyway, I immediately text my helper to look for it in my closet. She found it. I got home and put it on and I loved it! Really odd. What happened??
Well, old pieces buried in your closet can be a treasure many years after. Yes, I did say that if you haven't worn something in 2 years, chances are you will never wear it again. But if you happen to find it, try it on. And I did. I tried to hypothesize why I didn't like it before, and I think it was because of the cut which is really not too flattering. Back then, I did not wear 4 inch heels, I was way skinnier and didn't like anything falling right at the knee. I also did not know how to accessorize. Well, that all has changed and I am glad I kept this dress.
Dress: Emporio Armani. Necklace & Earrings: Tiffany. Shoes: Charles & Keith.
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