Crowning Glory
After a lot of indecision about what to do with my hair, I finally decided to keep it long and perm it.
I decided that the best way to find the best person to perm my hair was to stop the next random person who had fantastic hair and ask them point blank where they did their hair.
The opportunity came when I was at the bank.
Me: *looking at a woman's hair with envy*
Woman: *puzzled do I know this psycho girl from somewhere look*
Me: *finally* Excuse me, could you please tell me where you do your hair?
Woman: Oh... Salon X.
Salon X is the most expensive salon in town.
This perm cost me almost 2 times what a normal perm would cost. But I'm happy.
Pictures when I can be bothered.
Now I want to highlight my hair too. But I'm pretty much broke right now.
Labels: Fashion
My Locks
I don't know what to do with my hair.
It's currently straggly from the last perm I did and long. I'm unsure if I should:
1. Cut it short - which is the hairstyle for 2007
2. Screw fashion and perm it over again since I kinda liked the results the last time
3. Leave it the way it is - ugly.
This yearly dilemma is eating me alive.
Labels: Fashion
Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend
Surfed around aimlessly and ended up in the Tiffany & Co website. Haven't visited it for a while now - and was pleasantly surprised to see a few new things I liked.
Tiffany Swing - I've seen this in real life before. Chunkier than it appears to be in the picture but still really really nice. And really really expensive.
Tiffany Snowflake - Diamonds, platinum and snowflake in the same sentence. What's not to like?
Tiffany Etoile - I like how the diamonds are not the same size and are scattered seemingly randomly.
I'm so sick and tired of studying and I still have 4 papers to go.
Must persevere.
Labels: Fashion
Frosty
When I was at work and there were no customers, I used to flip through real estate fliers with houses for sale to pass the time. My workmate commented that the houses I liked were predictable.
Apparently, I like 'painfully clean looking houses with light timber flooring'.
Anyway, flipped through eLuxury and have picked a few items that struck my fancy. All Louis Vuitton - been going through the Vuitton phase for a while.
Everything in various shades of white.
Louis Vuitton Suhali Leather - This bag is way beyond budget. Doesn't stop me from loving it.
Louis Vuitton Mirror Compact - Yes, I am going out of my mind.
Louis Vuitton Antigua - Only problem with this bag is that it's canvas. Which means it'll be grey in less than a week.
Louis Vuitton Damier Azur Organizer - Latest series from LV. Love it!!
White rocks.
Labels: Fashion
Bag It
Apparently a lot can be told about your personality when you empty your handbag. So I decided to empty out my handbag and have a look at what I have inside.
This is what I bring out on a typical day:
1.
Sunglasses - I have a fetish for them and I wear them when there's even the slightest hint of sunlight. I have a phobia of UV exposure... especially in Australia where the ozone layer is supposed to be thinner.
2.
Wallet - With money, cards, coins etc. Nothing special.
3>
Keys - Most important item to bring out. No keys, no getting back into apartment.
4.
iPod - For when I'm walking and need some music to keep me entertained.
5.
Phone - This isn't really an essential. I'm not the kind of person who has to be connected to the world 24/7. Sometimes I choose to leave it at home when all I want to do is be alone.
That's all. What does that tell about my personality?
I can't even analyse it.
Labels: Fashion
Coats And Cardigans
Most girls who have a spark of vanity in them would rather wear a jacket that looks good than to be warm in winter.
I know I am that kind of person - which is why there are no coats that are actually thick enough to keep me warm during winter in my closet. All I have are thinner cardigans and lightweight jackets that are not so bulky as to make me look....well...fat.
The solution seems easy - just go and buy a nice thick warm jacket for myself! Easier said than done. Everytime I go shopping I come back with another thin outerwear that looks flattering but serves little purpose.
The only nice and decently thick coat that I have been eyeing is this:
Burberry Trench CoatOnly problem is that it costs USD 995. I guess it's a good thing it's spring now.
Labels: Fashion
