• Lounging Under The Sun

    • Walking through Bondi Beach under the warm luscious sun in this perfect cover up, just one of the perfect ways to spend your summer

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    • Au Naturel

    • Dressed down to the minimum for an adventure in Blue Mountains

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    • Birds of a Feather

    • Taking a flight into the Chinese Garden of Friendship with my newfound feathers.

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    • Jack My Style

    • 'Why don't we break the rules already and dress like we own the streets'

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    • Talking Business

    • 'What's a girl in the corporate world got to do other than breaking glass ceilings, starting by exerting strong influence in character and style'

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    • Alice in Wonderland

    • 'Taking you into a whimsical world of femininity'

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    • In Full Bloom

    • Playing camouflage with beautiful flowers in full bloom

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    • Boy Meets Girl

    • 'Putting on a show during Perth Fashion Festival 2013'

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    • BRETON STRIPES

    • 'Taking a breton stripe sweater top to a classy spin'

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    • Summer in Melbourne

    • 'Running wild and free with the beautiful coloured beach huts along Brighton Beach'

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    • Hillside Beauty

    • 'Let us marvel in the beauty and breathe in the fresh crisp air of Mount Dandenong'

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Line em’ up

Many a time, I’ve always contemplated getting plain white tees with slogans because there is only so many times that you can wear them without overkilling it. However, I’ve succumbed to getting Michael Agwunobi’s tees when I laid my eyes on them, lo and behold, all my opinion on tees were thrown out of the window instantly. In fact, I almost missed my flight back home for Chinese New Year while fighting with the rest of the world virtually while purchasing this tee. That was, what I’d call, an intense battle. Much like the statement of my tee, line up the bitches. :twisted:

It wasn’t long after till I get into a full on obsession with slogan tees because they’re just so versatile to play around with. There are just so many ways one can dress down or up with just a simple white tee. This time around, as I was heading to the library for my studies early this year, I thought that it will be best to dressed comfortably. After all, I should be studying.. :roll:

If you have an oversized tee, you can always tuck in your t-shirt to give a slimmer silhouette. Plus, being a petite myself, leaving my tee out will give a shorter illusion of myself seeing how it’ll fall loosely to my mid thighs when left untucked. On the plus side, you will also be able to flaunt the awesome print of your bottom half of the outfit, which was what I did! I knew I had to get this skirt once I laid my hands on the material, as it reminds me of what the natives uses as their choice of clothing material based on a documentary that I watched back then. Call me weird but I strongly believe that it’s fairly hard to get a piece of clothing which experiments with a material different than the norm, and it’s always nice to challenge myself to style a new piece of clothing that would give a different dimension to the human body! ;-)

Is there any piece of clothing that you came across but have no idea on how to style it with? Feel free to leave your comment below and I’ll get back to you as soon as I can!

I was wearing:
Michael Agwunobi Céline Tee
Zara Tribal Patterned Mini Skirt
Melissa Disco Ballerina Flats
Accessories from Lovisa and Topshop

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