Enjoy the day with this playlist we specially curated to create the ambience of the street in Paris. Have a nice weekend!
2. Indila - Dernière Danse
3. Indila - Dernière Danse (Live Orcchestre A Cordes)
4. L.E.J - Summer 2015
5. Zaz - Je Veux
6. Carla Bruni - Le Pingouin
7. Georges Brassens - Les Copains d'Abord
8. Françoise Hardy - Tous Les Garçons et Les Filles
9. Pink Martini - Je Ne Veux Pas Travailler
It feels so good to be back again! Weeks of break wasn't that bad, except for the silence in this page -- please blame the exam and new schedule juggles...
The outfit shot was actually taken around a month ago, on Sunday night dinner. As long as I remember, this is my first night-out outfit that I showcase on the blog. We usually find it hard to shoot at dark night, but when we found out this venue full of colorful Chinese-y lanterns, I immediately decided that we should take this like...now! The denim shirt I wore here is one of my current favorite of the season, it's so practical and can easily worn to top off any other outfit, and it also warm enough to be tucked in it! Found the shirt abandoned unwanted and lonely on my mom's closet one day, and don't know why I instantly fell in love so she's now living at my place. Matched the denim shirt with my jeans at the moment, and complete it up with the newly-in pointed flats that pretty much remind me of 60 kind of. Looks like both of 'em will likely appear more often here in the near future...
What I Wear
Mom's vintage ESPRIT denim shirt, black Levi's jeans, Hush Puppies two-tone tote bag, a pair of Charles & Keith pointed flats, KLAR bubble bracelet, and a DKNY watch.
Photos by B. Raharja
There are times when we feel so low in self-esteem, but there are also times when we feel good and so in confidence. I'm feelin' bad and low about myself these few months, and actually I was intend to keep it by myself... but nothing's change or going better of this feeling, so I decided to write it up. Maybe this could make me feel better about myself. I know we change as we are growing up (as I ever wrote before), and I might don't like how I changed. I started to stop doing what I like, I can't help even though I still want to... And walk out off the comfort zone, in a very bad way because it seems that I can't find myself anymore... I have no real social life anymore, even now I'm bad at picking up lines unlike I'm used too. I want 'me' to comeback, but I still can't find how. Sometimes I feel it's a lack of space, I feel like I have no space at home lately, and all I want is moving-out and start living independently by my own. I know that this is common for those who born or bred Western. But I raised Eastern in a family that believe that it's better to always (physically) together even when you are moving out the city or abroad for school, and especially having a mom that really over-protect me... I still haven't found out how to solve or went through this problem, that's why I write -- in hope that you will read this and may be come up with a good idea or point of view. :)
So talk about the outfit. Going back to my favorite clothing piece (or call it uniform?) of flare skirt, and mix it with the blue cropped sweatshirt with a matching chunky necklace to it, and complete up the whole look with my current favorite black Chelsea boots. Wearing this preppy outfit on a Saturday afternoon in a park -- I even have no idea why I and my boyfriend love to spend the weekend on the park lately. Maybe because everything in the fall is so harmonious and good looking? Yeah. Flowers are blue, they are truly beautiful...and so you are.
xo, Sasha.
What I Wear
New Look blue textured crop sweatshirt (similar here and here) & flowers gem chunky necklace, Cloth inc black flare skirt (similar with this) , KLAR acrylic bracelet, and a Topshop chunky Chelsea boots (will also love this, this one, and that)
Photos by B. Raharja
I always got curious of the emerging new designer, especially the local one, and often support these wonderful talents by wearing the clothing pieces to my outfit. Past few weeks ago, I was introduced to a cool fashion platform called Cross The Line. This Hong Kong based web-boutique also aims to support the up-and-coming new Asian designers talent. The platform was established by 3 friends on August 2014.
Even in their baby step, Cross the Line has already gather 14 designers under the line, currently from Hong Kong and Taiwan. They are 112mountainyam, BLIND by JW, Chun Ting Liu, Clothpoint, C_yc, Envol Avec Ning, Fu Yue, Island Workbench, Plate Movement, Project Juness, Sketcharound, the upcoming XIWI, Glush/ with their outstanding bag, and the award winning accessories line Mipenna. In the future, Cross The Line has vision to gather more talented designers from China, Korea, South East Asia, and a lot more countries all over Asia. Well another thing I personally love from Cross the Line is... to maintain our shopping satisfaction, there's only 1 items available for each and every designs! Yes, means you'll find no other wearing the pretty clothes identical to yours. So grab 'em as fast as you can and go cross the line!
As a fashion platform, Cross the Line also shares some gorgeous style inspiration every month. This October 2014 theme is the classically beautiful and minimalist Black and White. I definitely can't get over those versatile and clean-cutted pieces above (especially those mesh cropped top by Chun Ting Liu)!
For more, please visit www.crossthelinex.com.
