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Sunday Morning

Melanie Lynn Tweed Coat
Mexx Denim Dress
Banana Republic Gold Chain Necklace
J. Crew Shields Necklace
Fossil Rose Gold Watch
Zara Black Thin Strap Heels
Danier Plum Leather Bag

Hope you guys had a good weekend. The majority of mine was recovering from being sick, but I was fortunate enough to be able to come out and get some air and solid food. Good weather calls for group festivities, patios and Kensington Market! My mom and I’s OOTD is actually from last-last-Sunday from my cousin’s kids’ baptism. She is wearing a Laura-petite dress (comes with a matching pink blazer) but instead opt. for a light white sweater, finishing the look with Nine West heels. From the second last post in regards to Mother’s Day, I decided to feature my mom since she has greatly influenced my wardrobe. Natural beauty isn’t she? She’s not even wearing any makeup! Very blessed I must say. More to come this week since the days are looking better, as well as my health. I’m also really looking forward to ABGT next Saturday and another surprise following that! #grouptherapylove
Photos: Cindy Nguyen

PS. If you have any suggestions where to find great sandwiches in Toronto, let me know! x

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Fancy Pants

 J Crew Wild Flower Necklace
H&M White Top
H&M Conscious Vanessa Paradise Floral Pants
Mexx Black Blazer
Zara Black Thin Strap Heels

Judgment day! Actually it’s just the second day to our YSDN Facet’s Grad Show. Here’s a few snapshots of my outfit and of Industry night. Wanted to wear something that would reflect my work, while simultaneously looking business appropriate. Hence, why I tossed in the black blazer… although I didn’t end up wearing my blazer. Funny enough, I thought I would wear fancy stuff to such a big day like this but ended up rocking a $10 shirt and $15 pants! Event photos c/o of my good friend Quan. Lots of mingling, snacking (barely), laughing and somewhat-fancy business talking. Met lots of cool creative industry people and alumni, including my gurlfriend, Dani!

Overall, it was a good night, just not for my sore feet. Until Next time!
Photos: Quan Duong and Fiona Yeung (cc: middle Instagram)

Congratulations to everyone! x

PS. Here are the dates and time to our design gallery at
the Fermenting Cellar in the Distillery District.

APRIL 21 6P – 10P:
Opening Night for Friends & Family

APRIL 22 6P – 10P:
Industry Reception which is Closed to public

APRIL 22 – 23 10A – 5P
Gallery Hours which is Open to public

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March Favourites

1. J. Crew Eyelet Baseball Cap / 2. Ann Taylor Petite Shirttail Hem Sleeveless Dress / 3. J. Crew Floral Pastel Statement Necklace / 4. Ann Taylor Graphic Check Roll Sleeve Shirt / 5. Ann Taylor Petite Kaleidoscope Skirt / 6. Urban Decay Revolution Lipstick in Streak / 7. J. Crew Colourblock Baseball Cap  / 8. J. Crew White Stones Necklace / 9. Ann Taylor Embellished Cami / 10. Ann Taylor Pleated Colorblock Sweater Skirt /
11. Y.U.E – Pocket Backpack in Natural Raw

As you can see Ann Taylor and J. Crew can potentially save you from having a SS’14 wardrobe meltdown. I have an ongoing obsession with neutrals, colour blocking and blue. Of course, I don’t advise anyone to buy these things at full price, that’s my advice. But if you can’t wait, by all means! I say wait for them to be marked down once or twice, PLUS with the additional 40% or 50% off that price. A good shopper is a happy shopper right? I know that the J. Crew Floral Pastel Statement Necklace is one sale right now at $138 from $174…with 30% off, it’s $96.60. Still pretty steep for me and most people but a lot better than the original price!

In additional to the Crew product talk, I’m currently working on an editorial project, which includes hand illustrated images of all those pretty things.
*Check above, after the March Picks*

And since we’re also on the topic about illustration, I’d like to show you my good friend, Sara Eshak‘s illustration inspired by my previous blog post that featured my Zara Aztec printed wide-heeled sandals. She’s a Hamilton-based fashion illustrator, graphic designer and photographer. Talk about Jack-of-all-trades much?
Check her site and Society6 for more!

Credit for the black and white pattern photograph in
the background goes to Christoph Hermann.

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Stop The Wind

Melanie Lynn Tweed Fitted Lady Coat
Banana Republic Framed Turquoise Tweed Dress
Banana Republic Stud Zirconia Earrings
Banana Republic Gathered Chain Necklace
Zara Aztec Wide-Heel Ankle Strap Sandals

Happy Belated St. Patrick’s Day folks. It’s spring today, and the weather is progressively getting better (…not really) but at least during this time frame I won’t feel as guilty being a hermit at home. I need as much time as I can get before school finishes! Although, it’s ridiculously hard to stay focus when all you see are summer products being released, festival ticket sales and facebook status’ of upcoming post-grad trips to Europe, Asia and South America..
Photos: Nicole Kramer

Hang in there everyone! x

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This Is Not A Toy

American Eagle Denim Buttondown
J. Crew White Embroidered Sweater
Banana Republic Delhi Delight Necklace
Thrifted Distressed Jeans
J Crew Aggie Suede Ankle Booties

Went to the Design Exchange yesterday to see the ‘This Is Not A Toy‘ exhibition. Where pop culture meets nostalgic, childhood figures– which results in fun design. This exhibition was curated by John Wee Tom and DX Associate Curator Sara Nickelson with Guest Curator Pharrell Williams. It features work by many artists including Takashi Murakami, KAWS, FriendsWithYou, Coarse, Huck Gee, and Frank Kozik.
Photos: Nikki Tingson

The exhibition goes on until May 19. Go check it out!

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