OOTD: Girls' Night

Jumpsuit, Necklace & Shoes: The Editor's Market // Bag: here & there // Watch: Tickintorque* 

So... I'm back! Finally ended the busy 5 weeks of back-to-back law internships here in Singapore. I've learned so much and made many new friends, but I have to admit I'm so glad that it's all over. Totally needed a breather from the hectic hustle and bustle of the working life and its monotonous wardrobe.

I went on an impulse shopping trip the other day with a friend, and happily walked away with this take on jumpsuits and culottes. Such a stunning colour as well, coincidentally recalling my primary and secondary school days, which was why I wore this to my mum's school reunion the other night.

It was adorable to see so many of my mum's classmates and teachers rekindling their friendship. I also happened to bump into the 'second generation' girls, i.e. their various daughters.

Although I had such a lovely time with everyone, I did have to help out with the event! Luckily, my Rå watch from the online store Tickintorque kept me on schedule. It really caught my eye with its wooden face and leather-like strap, and I received a lot of compliments on it from the ladies.

Keep an eye out for more posts, definitely turning into a full-time blogger now that I'm free x

OOTD: Palazzo Pants

Necklace: here & there // Top: Asos // Pants: The Tinsel Rack // Heels: The Editor's Market

Hello all! I've been photographing a slew of work-appropriate outfits which can double up for a less formal day out, and this is one of them.

I'm studying to be a lawyer, who are well known for their 'uniform' of white shirt and black bottoms. Here, I did the exact opposite, opting for draped fabric which remain professional because of the quality of the material. I also added a bit of bling, recently bought from the Public Garden Flea, to avoid making the outfit look too boring.

While I'm a big fan of the palazzo pants cut, I was disappointed with the pair I'm wearing in the photos. The rise and length of the pants were obviously made with shorter and smaller girls in mind, definitely not those with a tush like me! Really need to find some local blogshops which aren't size-ist!