I like your new charm! Very cute! (I'm very into fur ball lately, too. I feel it's kinda therapeutic when I just rub it against my palm. I think I'm getting weird. [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23])
2017 resolution - shopping my own bag and wallet collection. Any one else?
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I like your new charm! Very cute! (I'm very into fur ball lately, too. I feel it's kinda therapeutic when I just rub it against my palm. I think I'm getting weird. [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23])
I read through my old journals and go through lists of stuff last week. I find something interesting I never notice before about myself.
I thought I can wear one bag on and on for a month or more. Apparently not!
According to my journals, the longest I can do is, indeed, a month, but I usually switch bag after 3 weeks of wearing, regardless of switching out for weekends or not. And if I switch bags during weekend, it seems like I can go on with the same bag a little bit longer, but not longer than 5 weeks.
This is something interesting about myself I just found out.
Have you ever go through your old diary or journals and find something new about yourself? Or do you keep a diary or journal at all?
I thought I can wear one bag on and on for a month or more. Apparently not!
According to my journals, the longest I can do is, indeed, a month, but I usually switch bag after 3 weeks of wearing, regardless of switching out for weekends or not. And if I switch bags during weekend, it seems like I can go on with the same bag a little bit longer, but not longer than 5 weeks.
This is something interesting about myself I just found out.
Have you ever go through your old diary or journals and find something new about yourself? Or do you keep a diary or journal at all?
The journal discovery makes me think twice about myself and the bag coz I was intended to wear my Dark Taupe Aura for this whole month. I think it's quite sensible and should be easy. But at the end of last week, I got restless. I want to switch bags and I'm trying to resist. I think I'm trying to justify myself a bit being a spoiled person that I am. [emoji16] But I kinda really want to.
I almost went through the first week with only one bag and I seriously want to switch out. I can use my other brown bag just for tomorrow to complete the challenge or can just keep using it. Arg... I need my bag closet here.
I almost went through the first week with only one bag and I seriously want to switch out. I can use my other brown bag just for tomorrow to complete the challenge or can just keep using it. Arg... I need my bag closet here.
i personally don't like saffiano, thus don't own any, and can't comment on it (heard very mixed reviews) but i have a few in calfskin, smooth and grainy, and cannot say anything negative about it, very soft, durable, good looking and fab quality bags!!
P.S. if you ever decide to give it a try, i recommend you to look at these 2 types of calfskin!
And belated answer to Spark's question.
I think I got my style mainly from a handbook on how to dress yourself according to your shape combine with my own comfort with a splash of magazines.
I learn early on that I can't find clothes here in this country that fits me right. I'm always too big/chubby/curvy for the local brands. (Thank god for the globalization and Zara, UNIQLO, and the gang. I love you. Otherwise, I just need to rely on tailors 24/7) Everyone will be size 2-6 and I'll always be size 8-12 and no store will have clothes for my size. And the style that's popular with the majority of people isn't what I like or what makes me look best. So, I read a lot about how to dress to suit my body, plus, since my mom often left me with her magazines and I love reading, those fashion spreads are one of teachers I learn from.
And when I actually dress, comfort is the key priority. I know I should wear heels. But my feet love sneakers and flats so I choose to spoil my feet and ignore the book.
I should wear tailor pants, but I love my elastic pants lately and just bought a dozen from UNIQLO which I swear I'll wear them out.
Like I said, I may know a thing or two, but I usually end up listen to my heart or just spoil it to death. [emoji16]
I think I got my style mainly from a handbook on how to dress yourself according to your shape combine with my own comfort with a splash of magazines.
I learn early on that I can't find clothes here in this country that fits me right. I'm always too big/chubby/curvy for the local brands. (Thank god for the globalization and Zara, UNIQLO, and the gang. I love you. Otherwise, I just need to rely on tailors 24/7) Everyone will be size 2-6 and I'll always be size 8-12 and no store will have clothes for my size. And the style that's popular with the majority of people isn't what I like or what makes me look best. So, I read a lot about how to dress to suit my body, plus, since my mom often left me with her magazines and I love reading, those fashion spreads are one of teachers I learn from.
And when I actually dress, comfort is the key priority. I know I should wear heels. But my feet love sneakers and flats so I choose to spoil my feet and ignore the book.
I should wear tailor pants, but I love my elastic pants lately and just bought a dozen from UNIQLO which I swear I'll wear them out. Like I said, I may know a thing or two, but I usually end up listen to my heart or just spoil it to death. [emoji16]
Spark,
My Sissy came over last night and said to keep it. I showed her how the Epi could hardly fit. She said you only vackay with me or my BIL so one of use will just carry the Epi pen. I don't know about that.
Eh...I don't know about that either. I really feel our bags should hold our essentials. An Epie pen is an essential. If it held everything, you'd be more likely to wear this while not vacationing. I just think this will get in your nerves. There are too many GREAT bags out there to ever settle.
Beautiful bag and charm, msd! I am tempted by your Longchamp Cuir. [emoji170]
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