Its been a while since my last outfit post, mainly due to the change of my morning routine, and that I've been kind of lazy lately. I'll be more diligent from now on, promise.
I lived in this Free People dress and C&C long sleeve T for the past weekend, haha...mainly because I was too tired/drunk/lazy to think of anything else to wear.

I'm also working hard to resume my online store in the near future. More updates to come...

Lust of the Week

These Proenza Schouler open toe booties worn by Mary-Kate are absolutely to die for!

Mending a Broken Heart

The second I saw this pair of "don't-mess-with-me-cuz-I-will-kick-your-butt" boots from R&R, I knew I had to have them. With them by my side, or on my feet is more like it, I'll be strong enough to withstand whatever life decides to throw at me. Click click, they are their way!

Kate Lanphear II

Following up on my previous post, I've been dying to recreate this Kate Lanphear look. Will post pictures later tonight.

Kate Lanphear

Many apologies for my extended disappearance. I want to assure everyone that I didn’t forget about the blog, I just had to deal with a few curve balls that were thrown at me in the past week.

On a good note, I have a ton of new things to share starting with my current obsession Kate Lanphear, the senior editor of US Elle. She has the unmatched ability to turn monochromatic black/neutral outfits into something super chic.






images: TFS

Jiu Zai Go

I was floored when I arrived at Jiu Zai Go for the first time. Its beauty is breath taking, beyond what one can describe with words. Even pictures cannot quite capture its magicalness. My eyes were wide open, and I was speechless, (can't even get a whao out of my mouth) for a good twenty minutes or so.
The other unimaginable thing with Jiu Zai is that it's completely undisturbed, unpolluted by the modern day development! Many props for the Chinese government for enforcing strict environmental preservation law in that area.
Here are a few pictures of Jiu Zai from my camera. I'll share more later from my dad's super camera when I get my computer up and running.





As you can tell, it's incredibly cold in Jiu Zai, we were well bundled up.

A View From Above

The view from our 29th floor, Shanghai-home-for-a-month is absolutely breath taking. What can I say, it's the city of luxury and the MEGA of endless skyscrapers, seriously.
Where we are staying is almost like norcal in many aspects,the ratio of Asian to non-Asian population is close to 50 50 from what I observed. My fear of feeling slightly out of place was completely replaced by a new found sense of familiarity and curiosity.

Tennis courts have become a staple in luxury high raises.



I can't see an end to this sea of skyscrappers



Picture of the city from the bedroom balcony


Not every inch of Shanghai's occupied by buildings, you can actually find green areas here too, which is a lot different from what I remembered.