Misadventure Five: Elementary (February 7, 2014 outfit)

Hello, my dears, once again, Raj is finally making another new entry. You see, I have been busy with a lot of schoolwork and I will be busier these coming days but I will try my best to update this blog if I can.

It was Friday yesterday and I finally wore the jumper I have brought from the thrift store. I paired it with a pink shirt and my sneakers and my backpack. Not to mention, I even tied a section of my hair into a high side ponytail and voila! Instant grade-school look. To be honest, I actually enjoyed my look here. I like keeping my outfits child-like in some way.

Misadventure Four: Uniform Blues (February 4, 2014)

Hello, my awesome people! Today is Tuesday which means, it's uniform day! Of course, I'm going to show you guys I try to be fashionable while wearing my uniform of my course. I know I look like a midget since I'm only 4''9 high. It was College week of the Hospitality courses and my friend, Angelica, made me go to their building. Of course, since I have some free time, I decided to go and I say, her building's more nicer than mine.

I just love flowers. And seriously, I look like a kid in those pictures. What can I expect? My friends often tell me that I look like a lost elementary student. I guess it's because of my height. Sorry for the chipped nail polish. I have a tendency to rub them off because there are times classes are so boring that I don't know what I am doing anymore. 

As you can see, that's me in my uniform. It's actually up to us whether we wear slacks or skirts. I prefer to wear slacks since I only commute from home to school and vice versa. And the trip lasts like 1 hour and 30 minutes. And if I get unfortunate and I get caught up in traffic, it'll take around 2 hours. As you could see, I'm wearing a bunch of accessories on my wrists. There isn't a rule prohibiting us wearing accessories. Notice the long piece of cloth I'm wearing around my head? My seamstress got the type of fabric wrong for my necktie and I don't want it to go to waste so I decided to wear it as matching headband for my uniform. It somehow gave my hair a "long-hair" illusion. 

I also wear earrings that has a color that goes well with my uniform. The blue earring was given to me by my little brother last Christmas. Isn't he a sweet little kid? :') You could also see the "headband" too!

These are the  accessories on my right wrist. My signature is always the white spiky ballers. Those are golden bangles that I actually brought for my Esmeralda cosplay. I sometime wonder how the heck I can write normally while wearing them? :)))

And these are the accessories on my left wrist. It's more on beads rather than golden bangles. Those bead bracelets were given by my mother to me. They used to sit somewhere in the house and I just started noticing them when I got into college. 

These black flats are along with the shoes my aunt gave me. I'm never wearing them ever again. They hurt my poor feet. They restrain me from walking. And I am so glad when I got home and kicked them off.  

 Derp. Nahh. Just a picture of me and my friend, Angelica, who dragged me from my building all the way to her building. It was one tricycle ride away.

Let's face it. I'm not the type who is very particular with brands. I like showing my cheap finds rather than waste money over something. Sure, it's nice getting branded items once in a while but for now, I have to fit into my student's allowance budget. 

Fashion Breakdown:

Uniform by my seamstess

Bangles from Divisoria

White Spiky baller from random school supplies store

Bead bracelets from my mom.

Black flats from my aunt

That's all, my little dear. Thanks for reading!

Love,

Raj

Misadventure Three: I am now an Octopus and Outfit of the day (February 2, 2014)

Hello, my dear readers! Are up for another misadventure? Alrightie then. Here it goes.

Yesterday, it was my grandfather's birthday and my mom, my siblings and I decided to go to visit him. Dad didn't come along with us since he has something to take care of. I decided to wear something a little revealing.