Airport Outfit

Hello! I'm back in Iloilo again and I'm currently very busy working on my collection for Iloilo Designer's Week. I've been working like a mad scientist from the day I arrived, since we'll have our first and only fitting this Saturday so I'm really hoping and praying that everything will work out fine. To those who are based in Iloilo, we are going to give away VIP tickets to those who are interested to watch our shows from November 5-8 at SM City Iloilo. Tickets are also for sale at SM City for our gala night at Sarabia Manor Hotel on November 9 where 7 of Manila's top designers will be joining the Ilonggo designers who are part of this big event. I'll give you more details soon. For now, here's an outfit post for all of you.. This was my outfit the day I left Manila. :)

What I Wore:

top and belt from Bangkok,

H&M jeggings, 

shoes from Celine,

bag from La Bagagerie

Bangkok Day 3

Hello everyone! Here are some of the photos I took during my 3rd day. I'm back in the country and still tired from the trip so that's all for now. Enjoy! :)

Heavy Breakfast. Stuffed myself with enough food to make sure I survive the long walks. Haha.

The view from our room. Sukhumvit Road, Bangkok's central business and shopping district.

Cheap finds!

Dinner date with my Mom at a Thai Resto in Central World. I just lurve Thai food! :)

Outfit of the Day

Harbour City

When traveling, the best way to make your life easier is by wearing light comfortable clothing. But because I'm not the simple kinda girl, the least I could do in times like this is incorporate colors and textures into my outfit to bring interesting elements to the ensemble without giving myself a hard time just because of my "tiis ganda" outfit. I didn't bring enough clothes with me so I had to wear the stuffs I bought there. Haha. These shots were taken at the Harbour City right before we boarded the ferry going to Central. You can either cross from Kowloon Peninsula to Hong Kong island via train or ferry. So if you're in a hurry, you can always use the MTR to get to the other island but if you want to enjoy the view of Hong Kong's central business district from afar, their ferries are also fast and efficient. You don't even have to wait too long for the ferry to arrive. It'll only take you about 10-15 minutes to cross the other side of Hong Kong. Fare is only 2.50-4.00 HKD.

Photos by Hanah :)

What I Wore:

knit top from Zara,

shorts and bag from a random store in Hong Kong Industrial Centre,

flats from H&M,

gold belt from Mango