I’ve been neglecting colourblocking for a while and I figured it was time I revisited one of my favourite trends. 😉 This was taken at the Shangrila hotel when we went to The Line for Jw’s birthday celebration recently.

Dress Affection is having a promotion at Deal.com.sg NOW! You’ll be entitled to 35% off a $50 shopping voucher! Great for those of you who’re looking for D&D dresses or new work wear! 😀

I’ve also just joined Chicisimo, which is similar to Lookbook, and I’m so flattered to be awarded the Top Fashionista in Singapore. There’s so much to learn from everyone and I hope I can continue improving on my outfit posts as time goes on!

In case you were wondering, these shadows belong to us. JW insisted that we take this photo as he thought it was a romantic moment, but in reality, I was chasing him to hurry so I could get out of the hot sun. I was about to melt.

Yup, now you know I’m really a vampire.

As we were there in late summer, when the skies were still blue and the sun was scorching, the beach was rather crowded. This was on a weekday afternoon, mind you, but it felt as if it was a Saturday! All along the beach, you’ll see the young and old suntanning, swimming or just chilling out with a magazine on their laps. Unfortunately, I didn’t expect to go to the beach on this trip because I thought it’ll be cold, so I didn’t have any beachwear with me. 🙁

Crochet shorts, hair bow, nude pumps and lace socks from Argyle Centre, HK

Mustard top & straw bag from Bugis Village

Well, they’re all dead now of course, and the cafe seems to be more of a tourist attraction now thanks to its historical background. To say that the cafe is bustling with life is probably an understatement, although the pictures here depict a different atmosphere altogether. We were just lucky to have gotten there before the lunch crowd arrived.

From the corner of my eye, I saw a Caucasian couple cringe in disgust at the uncouth Mainland Chinese tourists who were talking at the top of their voices without any consideration for their fellow diners. JW and I could only look on in exasperation as we prayed that no one would associate us with the Mainland Chinese.

After all, how can a visit to Spain be complete without experiencing bullfighting?

We also stopped by the bullfighting museum to check out bullfighting momentos, photographs of bullfights in the pasts and the beautiful costumes of famous matadors.

To many, Spanish bullfighting (also known as corrida de toros), is a developed art form on par with other traditional art forms such as painting and dancing.

Haha gotcha! Could I have passed off as a bull, you think?

Floral skirt with lace hem from Far East Plaza