now stealing his tshirt.

Firstly, LOOK!!! I'm finally taking photos during the day and away from the car park! Okay, so not that far away - these were taken just outside the car park on the driveway =P

Secondly, considering the last post was on the topic of masculine chic, I thought I'd continue the trend here.

I recall one of the first-ever conversation I had with the boy was regarding "girls in white jeans/pants". To men, white is the epitome of sexy. I spent a great deal of time trying to fathom this statement. I finally get it.

There are two possible reasons:
1. White stands for purity - perhaps, men prefers uncharted territories.
2. White represents a mystery. Men wants to imagine what lies beneath (so this point is a little R rated).

...and in the words of Ryan Lochte himself, the second sexiest piece of clothing on a woman is white jeans! The first sexiest piece of clothing on a woman, according to Ryan, is in one of his button-down shirts - masculine chic!!!

Wearing; J Brand white jeans, topshop booties, Moschino belt, Boyfriend's vintage Led Zeppelin shirt, Colette white clutch and Lioness mustard blazer

would you like some sweet chilli sour cream with that?

Okay - not exactly the edible kind, but definitely eye candy!

I've never been the full on girly girl type, definitely love a pretty dress and sky high stilettos, however since most of my friends are somewhat vertically challenged, I occasionally feel the need to steer away from gigantic heels! Well, that and because I am incapable of mastering how to walk and run in them!

As a result, wedges/ platforms/ chunky heels are my best friend!

So hard to choose amongst the eye candies to showcase for this post however the following looks great when I put them together in a collage! Yes?

Top L-R: Report Signature; Michael Antonio; Elizabeth and James

Middle L-R: Maurie & Eve; DVF; Topshop

Bottom L-R: Givenchy; Finsk; Alejandro Ingelmo

guilty pleasures

Image as a social product:

I'm not sure if you've noticed, but the amount of facebook check-ins at the gym, status updates regarding some form of physical workout and whatnot has increased dramatically.
This marks the question, "are we all becoming more concerned with our image"? Is obesity socially regarded as a health issue or an image issue?

Whatever the trend is, I've never been one to read what a food product contains, whether it's "good" for you or not. No, not sure how many calories or kilojoules is in that, sorry! If it's yummy, it's going in my belly - at any given time, at any given day. An entire bar of chocolate at 8am in the morning? Why not?!

So I've always been more into my savoury goods than my desserts, I'd much prefer hot chips over a bar of chocolate, so when it comes to finding the right place for a quick sweet-tooth-fix, I am limited to choice. If you have recommendations/suggestions, I'd love to hear it!

Totally random post dinner food outing - passion flower for 2 and a mega slice of pizza at the kebab shop. Well, because we can :)
As it was a totally random night, threw an outfit together and voila! I am a firm believer that one can NEVER have too much accessories (and bags and shoes, and what the heck, clothes too) - I love to spice up every outfit with accessories!

 

Fendi ring, Chanel ring, Asos cuff + bracelet, Burberry Canvas bag

Zara orange top + khaki pants, Burberry canvas bag, Samantha Wills necklace, Topshop Clog