Child’s Play: Pop of Red

What I Wore

Polo Blazer: So-En

White Top: Dorothy Perkins

Skirt: Uniqlo

Belt: from England

Purse: RinaRich

Flats: Manueto

Tassel Danglings: FashionConvict

Oversized Black Floral Ring: Broadway Gems

Connector Ring: Thrifted

Heart Bracelet: Thrifted

Before anything else, let me just say that I love all the shots my sister Janine took for this outfit. They’re all very nice, well, at least for me. She really knows my best angles, and I love her for that. Thank you so much sissy! I would post them all here, but there are 35 beautiful photos just for this look. That’d be exhausting, right? I’d bore you if I do so.

Color-popping is in for this season, and I love red a great deal so I thought of making it pop in this achromatic get-up. Red is a very vibrant and stimulating color so I decided to rock my red belt, red velvet tassel dangle from FashionConvict Online Shop and my red Bourjois rouge a levres to add a hint of radiance in my neutral clothes.

I sported this ensemble during my little sister Mikee’s elementary graduation. The sun was so high that day, but I didn’t mind the heat because I know we’d be heading straight to the mall afterwards. I’m aware that this is not summer appropriate because of the dark black and gray hues, but I beg you to spare me of your judgment. LOL!

We went to SM City right after the program to purchase my parents’ gift for Mikee, and to have lunch at Pancake House as requested by the graduate herself. I guess I’ll just have to save that appetizing experience for another blog entry. I’ll talk about it on my food blog series (Gastronomy) soon. Sorry to cut the story short for now, lovelies.

Try and add a pop of color in your outfits too! Don't forget to HYPE this look here. ‘Til the next episode of Child’s Play, pretty dolls! Much love!

PS: I’m sorry if I haven’t been blog-hopping lately. I’m just so busy with school. Good news is, my thesis has been approved, and I’m finally graduating next month. I’m stoked for April 18!

Child's Play: Red

Red Tee: Zara
Tube used as undergarment: F&F
Bag: Victoria's Secret
Denim: Herbench OJ
Belt: from England
Bangles: Thrifted
Earrings: Mom's Gift
Rubber Shoes: Advan
Red Laptop Casing: Silicon Valley
Red Lipstick: Rouge a Levres

This is another post for Something Very Short but under my fashion blog series Child's Play that has been deserted for a very long time already. I'm running out of words to say. I hope you don't mind. I wore this outfit at school three days ago, and I knew by then that RED was definitely the color of my energy.

OFF TOPIC: And oh.. by the way, today is my boyfriend and I's 47th monthsary! One month to go and it will be our 4th year anniversary. Indeed, red could also mean LOVE! Smiles.

Mystique Shutterbug: RED (Week 3)

Aside from gold and black, there's this one hue that also takes my breath away, and as you can read on my title I know that you already have an idea what is it. Yes, I love black -- I mean RED! It just screams fierce. For an instance, when you're wearing a pair of red stilettos, it's like telling the opposite sex that you mean business in the art of seduction. It's just so chic and vicious!

For the third week of my Mystique Shutterbug series, I'm going to share you all my red things. I just have a few of them though, but I don't mind. I hope they get to multiply soon. I want to have red shoes! Mom, can you read this? LOL!

F&F (Tesco Clothing) Halter Top

Zara Basic Large Tee

F&F leggings

Parisian gladiators

SM Dep't Bangle

Necklace from England

Bayo Long Blouse

Secret Possessions Leggings

Parisian Flats

Limket Kai Bangle

Belt from England

Necklace from England

New Look Turtle Neck Metalized Top

Jag Pants

Studs from England

Limket-Kai Bangle

Revlon Garnet Colorstay Lipcolor

Before I bid you good night, let me leave you this information I've read about the color red. Once a shutterbug, always a shutterbug.

"Red has more personal associations than any other color. Recognized as a stimulant red is inherently exciting and the amount of red is directly related to the level of energy perceived. Red draws attention and a keen use of red as an accent can immediately focus attention on a particular element.

How the color red affects us mentally and physically
* Increases enthusiasm
* Stimulates energy
* Encourages action and confidence
* A sense of protection from fears and anxiety" (Squidoo, 2011)