Fashion: Cold No More

The winter season in Tokyo Japan had me freezing my lungs out! In cold season like this, you have to dress up properly in considering your fashion style that is suitable for Tokyo's winter season. It was early morning on our last day in Japan where we decided to visit Meiji Shrine. I was wearing an inner pullover from Forever 21 and this black winter coat from Korea, I paired it with black skinny jeans from Pull & Bear and used my Adidas Stan Smith white sneakers and of course I need a bonet, this gray head gear was from Topman.

Fashion: Kyoto Dress Code

One my Japan's travel highlight was when I finally got to see the infamous Arashimaya Bamboo Grove and Fushimi Inari Shrine in Kyoto, Japan. If you're in such picturesque scenery, you gotta make sure to dress up well to capture that perfect shot. I have decided to wear something flexible and yet minimal so I can shift my style easily without competing with my view by wearing basic yet effective fashion pieces. 

I'm wearing denim long sleeve from Oxygen Philippines, black leather jacket from ASOS and tattered jeans from Cotton On. I paired it with white sneaker from Adidas Stan Smith, snap back from Aeropostale, pack bag from Herschel and scarf from Topman.

Fashion: Frozen Feelings

Overlooking the snowy mountain caps of  Nagano in Osaka Japan, I finally achieved that frozen feeling moment while singing, Let it Go! (just kidding). This look reminded me of how winter OOTD can be a challenge not only focusing on your style but with it's comfort and versatility too. On this look, I'm wearing leather winter black coat from Zara Man and black jeans from Pull & Bear.  I used blue sneakers from Adidas Stan Smith and maroon bag from Herschel. I'm using beanie from Topman and cover-up from Zalora Singapore. This style ensemble was inspired by my minimalist instinct with my fashion looks. 

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Fashion: Flight in Style

Travelling in style especially over long flights is so easy but what about considering comfort over style but still making your best look when you travel overseas like Paris or Milan known for their high fashion taste? Let me share you some tips on getting that flight in style.

Last month it was my dream destination came into life to travel 6 Schengen counties in Europe via Qatar Airways for almost 14 hours flight with layover for few hours in Qatar. I knew the need to wear the most comfortable jeans and shoes to free myself for muscle strain and flight fatigue so I came up with this look. 

We really don't need to give up on style if comfort is our priority. By striking the balance for both, you'll never go wrong out of your airport OOTD. First tip is to wear oversized top like this Topman pullover in gray statement for that simple yet striking appeal but still easy to mix & match. I paired it with my Folded & Hung jeggings with the most perfect fitting. I was thinking of wearing shorts but you also have to consider the temperature in Paris so it was a good decision. Jeggings will have that optical illusion as if you're really wearing jeans and with that garterized belt line, nothing will ever be more comfortable than it.

To complete this look, I finished it with my Nike rubber shoes and snap back for a more sporty appeal and with that leather Pandora Givenchy bag, you'll be in good hands once you reach Paris!

I have more fashion blog post coming up for you guys so keep on reading my blog for Europe trip edition of travel, food and fashion post soon!

Fashion: SHOEPHORIA

Let's talk about Shoe Therapy! I don't know exactly where and why it started but I'm proud to say that right now I have 21 pairs of awesome shoes collection from sneakers, running shoes to branded ones. And I got all of these on good deals from all random fashion sales in Singapore last year. 

So will share with you some of my shoe selfie collections from my Instagram account and have compiled all these photos for this blog post. What's your favourite pair?

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