FRIEND OF MINE

wearing: dress and vest from One Teaspoon, cardigan from T by Alexander Wang, boots from Asos (here). lace bralette from Hanky Panky c/o Shopbop (here). Photos by Natalie

After the creation of this blog which feels like a bit longer than forever (in a way having a blog unexpectedly distorts your sense of time if you mess up posting queues like me), i've gotten a myriad of questions all funneling down to the same question; "How would you describe your style". And i've finally come to the terms that after answering 'multi-faceted' to just about any interview that i don't really know. And i know that i make that sound like a bad thing, but it isn't and i've realized blogging is the most fun when i get to try out styles i wouldn't normally, as seen above when i went into a psycho-asian-gypsie-witch phase. And i hope that statement (underlined for emphasis of my likeness for underlining things...and emphasis i guess in general) helps you understand that this blog has evolved into less into a 2D documentary clickable wall and more of an experimentational musicartfashion random thing which i really enjoy and hope you do too.

Oh, and don't get startled by the strange psuedo-seriousness of this text, this week of madness at school is messing with me and i'm unable to attempt witty comments about the shoot/location/outfit/weather (insert sincere apology about not posting frequently but you guys get that too often...really sorry.) IB is starting to get to me in the way algae grows on rocks and makes them slippery and uncool to step on. (And now you pretend you didn't read that sentance). I'm just going to shut myself up in what will probably be the longest text post ever and say i hope you like the outfit! Now i'm going to prep myself for the weekend with some LOTR marathon action and cookie dough ice cream, have a good night!
**hugs**
Zoe

P..S. After posting my last outfit i've received a substantial amount of comments questioning my knowledge that currently most of the world is experiencing a natural phenomenon called 'winter'. My answer to that is that i'm pretty weather confused but only to a certain extent, as these photos were taken weeks ago when Hong Kong was still dwindling between the 30's and 20's, so i'm just putting that out there for those who were starting to question my sanity in wearing sleeveless dresses in the winter (i was starting to do so myself).


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