The Glasshouse

Hi lovely readers! Hopefully this blogpost finds you well :)

Pardon my messy hair ok? heehee. Also, this photos were taken before Lunar New Year so my hair has not been "touched up" so to say and therefore it looks too orangey.

Dress: Vintage (Yippieyeyo on Instagram)/ Jacket: Red Valentino/ Hat: Unbranded/ Shoes: Charles&Keith/ Parasol: Forever New

It was really fun taking pictures at this park! It was post rainy situation that I love and the sun was peeking not-so-shyly (I know my vocabulary is weird). I feel that this parasol is necessary, aside from the fact that it is a cute accessory the parasol also helps in completing the whole vintage look.

So glad when this dress was delivered. I purchased it through instagram from second-hand clothing account and it turns out that the dress is very well made (really good finishing too). Happy to have another addition of second-hand/ vintage dress in my slowly growing vintage collection wardrobe!

Photos by my friend Ramona Wiyono. Visit her behance portfolio here and her vimeo here.

Cheers.

Curious Traveller

So weeks ago I posted in my instagram that a "new blog post is coming soon", and these pictures totally slipped my mind I am sorry. Here I tried editing with soft focus and brightness, which I kinda like in the end.

Trust me it was really sunny that day I took these pictures and therefore I thought "Hey, it is finally time for the lace parasol I bought to be featured!" 

Apart from the cute lace parasol, I also featured the big-ass vintage leather backpack I bought quite some time ago. Aaand, I did a victory roll on my hair but it is hardly noticeable with my black hair.

I think that I can fit a petite person in that backpack.

Guys, truth about lace parasol: they do not help much during sunny day, especially like our kind of sunny days in the vicious heat of Jakarta. However they are really really cute and I would still advice anyone out there to purchase it, just because.

About the backpack, I find it very useful. Personally I would recommend anyone to have a huge backpack in store to stuff it with emergency stuff including clothing, medicine and dry foods. This is just in case you need to bolt immediately during unexpected occasions. What unexpected occasions? Let's say zombie apocalypse maybe, or anything that is more realistic like flood evacuation or earthquake (yess I like doomsday prepper).

I sincerely hope that this post is enjoyable, any comments and suggestions about photo-taking and editing is welcome.

Shirt: Second-hand shop

Shorts: Zara

Lace Parasol: Forever New

Leather Backpack: Old Spitalfields Market London

Boat Shoes: Sperry for women