SUMMER

FROM TOP TO BOTTOM:
1. Shades - Ray Ban
2. Printed Shirt - Unbranded
3. Belt - Secondhand
4. Jeans - Cheap Monday
5. Creepers - ELEL

Have I told you  that I've been so fond of something printed? If I haven't, then at least you know now. Anyway, here's my new look with sunset-print shirt that my friend bought for me when she went to Bali. I posted a look with this shirt before, but with the different style. If you have seen it, then please do tell which one is better. Oh yeah, I also combine it with my ray ban which is super cute. I bought it at the mall when I went there with friends. It costed about 3 dollars. Cheap but cute. And it doesn't have to cost you much to look good. Period.

“Never use the word “cheap”. Today everybody can look chic in inexpensive clothes (the rich buy them too). There is good clothing design on every level today. You can be the chicest thing in the world in a T-shirt and jeans — it’s up to you.” - Karl Lagerfield

xoxo,

KEVIN.

LAZY MONDAY

FROM TOP TO BOTTOM:

1. Rounded Glasses - Unbranded

2. Casual Black Shirt - MOC

3. Skinny Jeans - Cheap Monday

4. Boots - Camel

I feel both happy and bored about my oh-so-long 3 months holiday. I admit that I could stay up late at night and wake up late as well which I'm literally fond of, but I've stayed at home for 2 weeks without actually having my holiday moments (which I wish I could spend OUTSIDE my hometown) and that sucks!

Anyway, how's my look above? Though the weather was totally overwhelmingly HOT, but I'm still alive now anyway. I once heard this on one of Korean's show called "Vitamin" which said that people better wear dark -colored clothes if they're going to have any contact with the sunrays, because dark-colored clothes absorbs the UV much more than the light-colored clothes and the result of skin having contact with UV decreases. That's why I tried the theory by wearing a black shirt in the very hot noonday, and the result was I really had no idea what I was actually doing. Silly me, I know. But I must admit, black is good to wear with everything! So when you doubt red, wear black instead. ;)

"Without black, no color has any depth. But if you mix black with everything, suddenly there's shadow - no, not just shadow, but fullness. You've got to be willing to mix black into your palette if you want to create something that's real." - Amy Grant

xoxo,

KEVIN.