Checkered dress from F21.
Basal ring c/o Tiffany Kunz.
Plaid and Blue
September 30, 2013
Checkered dress from F21.
Basal ring c/o Tiffany Kunz.
Alan leopard print silk blouse c/o Julie Brown.
Berry colored jeans from F21.
Mustard cocoon sweater by Timing.
Two tone flats from Hong Kong.
Triple agate druzy ring by KallisteNYC.
Arrows and triangles ring from H&M.
Berry and Mustard
September 27, 2013
Alan leopard print silk blouse c/o Julie Brown.
Berry colored jeans from F21.
Mustard cocoon sweater by Timing.
Two tone flats from Hong Kong.
Triple agate druzy ring by KallisteNYC.
Arrows and triangles ring from H&M.
Embroidered blazer from Zara.
Ankle strapped red heels by Qupid from GoJane.
Sunglasses c/o ZeroUV.
Blush Red
September 25, 2013
Embroidered blazer from Zara.
Ankle strapped red heels by Qupid from GoJane.
Sunglasses c/o ZeroUV.
As much as I love autumnal colors like rust, camel, and mustard I am not quite ready for it yet. So until then, here is this week's outfit wishlist filled with pretty pink and nifty navy!
Oversized brushed-felt coat, $2,390, Carven
Clarence pleated glossed-vinyl skirt, $850, Jonathan Saunders
Studded polished-leather loafers, $995, Valentino
Baguette crystal and perspex shoulder bag, $4,600, Fendi
Cause I Flippin' Can cat eye acetate sunglasses, $840, Anna-Karin Karlsson
Hammered gold-plated rope necklace, $1,285, Hervé Van der Straeten
In The Mood thick bangle, $98, Kate Spade
Mother of Pearl double ring, $840, Ginette Ny
Rouge Pur Couture lipstick, $34, Yves Saint Laurent
* Collage and graphic created by it's not her, it's me.
Weekly Wishlist #6
September 24, 2013
As much as I love autumnal colors like rust, camel, and mustard I am not quite ready for it yet. So until then, here is this week's outfit wishlist filled with pretty pink and nifty navy!
Oversized brushed-felt coat, $2,390, Carven
Clarence pleated glossed-vinyl skirt, $850, Jonathan Saunders
Studded polished-leather loafers, $995, Valentino
Baguette crystal and perspex shoulder bag, $4,600, Fendi
Cause I Flippin' Can cat eye acetate sunglasses, $840, Anna-Karin Karlsson
Hammered gold-plated rope necklace, $1,285, Hervé Van der Straeten
In The Mood thick bangle, $98, Kate Spade
Mother of Pearl double ring, $840, Ginette Ny
Rouge Pur Couture lipstick, $34, Yves Saint Laurent
* Collage and graphic created by it's not her, it's me.
Before I found my passion in fashion, my passion was art. As a five year old, I was more into drawing bunnies and making birthday cards for everyone than worrying about what I wore. I began developing my art skill at a really young age and grew up practicing it. I even attended my high school solely because the art teacher whom is now retired was highly regarded. My four years of high school was very rewarding where I developed all the skills I needed (examples of some of my really early work here, here, and here) and made great accomplishment such as winning awards/scholarship and even landed an article in a local newspaper. Even though I received a pretty decent scholarship to CCA (California College of the Arts), I decided to attend UC Berkeley instead. If you get into Cal, it would be stupid not to go, or at least that was my mentality at the time. At Berkeley, I tried out different media like printmaking, metal works, sculpture, ceramics, but I ended up with what I know best... oil painting. I painted in large scale, canvases that are bigger than me and I was spoiled with spacious studio space and storage areas. Once graduated, I completely stopped making art. If you are familiar with oil, you know that it needs to be well ventilated and discarded properly. Not to mention it also takes weeks to dry, definitely not ideal when living in a small apartment with two cats!
It's been a real long time since I have painted something "real" (here's one of my final paintings from Berkeley). My artistic urge has kicked in and I needed to find a creative outlet, so this is where Oh My Dearest comes in. I decided to play with colors and patterns just like I do with my clothes and create little abstract paintings. Each piece is paired with a gold/silver/bronze frame and would look nice either hung on the wall or set on a desk. They are just supposed to be fun and stylish, nothing serious. Oh My Dearest just opened today, please check it out and I hope you like what you see!
Oh My Dearest
September 23, 2013
Before I found my passion in fashion, my passion was art. As a five year old, I was more into drawing bunnies and making birthday cards for everyone than worrying about what I wore. I began developing my art skill at a really young age and grew up practicing it. I even attended my high school solely because the art teacher whom is now retired was highly regarded. My four years of high school was very rewarding where I developed all the skills I needed (examples of some of my really early work here, here, and here) and made great accomplishment such as winning awards/scholarship and even landed an article in a local newspaper. Even though I received a pretty decent scholarship to CCA (California College of the Arts), I decided to attend UC Berkeley instead. If you get into Cal, it would be stupid not to go, or at least that was my mentality at the time. At Berkeley, I tried out different media like printmaking, metal works, sculpture, ceramics, but I ended up with what I know best... oil painting. I painted in large scale, canvases that are bigger than me and I was spoiled with spacious studio space and storage areas. Once graduated, I completely stopped making art. If you are familiar with oil, you know that it needs to be well ventilated and discarded properly. Not to mention it also takes weeks to dry, definitely not ideal when living in a small apartment with two cats!
It's been a real long time since I have painted something "real" (here's one of my final paintings from Berkeley). My artistic urge has kicked in and I needed to find a creative outlet, so this is where Oh My Dearest comes in. I decided to play with colors and patterns just like I do with my clothes and create little abstract paintings. Each piece is paired with a gold/silver/bronze frame and would look nice either hung on the wall or set on a desk. They are just supposed to be fun and stylish, nothing serious. Oh My Dearest just opened today, please check it out and I hope you like what you see!
Flower crown handmade by me.
Vintage mustard leather handbag from Buffalo Exchange.
Something Golden
September 20, 2013
Flower crown handmade by me.
Vintage mustard leather handbag from Buffalo Exchange.
Firecracker Flowers
September 19, 2013
I wanted to create a fun look by bringing out the amazing colors seen on this clutch by My A La Mode. I chose a lovely vintage cable knit crop tank from Vintage Scandal, just like you would with a painting by starting with a white canvas. I paired it with these chic and comfy high waisted silk shorts by Yumi Kim, matching fuchsia lips, and sparkling glittery heels!
Vintage cable knit crop tank by Moda Int'l c/o Vintage Scandal.
Glittery bow heels by Promise.
Hand painted clutch c/o My A La Mode.
Bold arc ring c/o Tiffany Kunz.
Dearly Painted
September 18, 2013
I wanted to create a fun look by bringing out the amazing colors seen on this clutch by My A La Mode. I chose a lovely vintage cable knit crop tank from Vintage Scandal, just like you would with a painting by starting with a white canvas. I paired it with these chic and comfy high waisted silk shorts by Yumi Kim, matching fuchsia lips, and sparkling glittery heels!
Vintage cable knit crop tank by Moda Int'l c/o Vintage Scandal.
Glittery bow heels by Promise.
Hand painted clutch c/o My A La Mode.
Bold arc ring c/o Tiffany Kunz.
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