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Some new items I picked up this during this sale season.
H&M black scarf, which in warm Singapore I use as a warp inside freezing train carriages, on sale for $7; nude belt from Bershka on sale for $9.90; Uniqlo gray men's jeans on sale for $49 (I'm planning to wear this boyfriend style!); Evelyn Waugh's Brideshead Revisited from Penguin Books for $12.80 - not on sale but I never think twice on book purchases. :P
Arm party as one of my dependable photographer's (aka Ma) Christmas gift. Love it!
It was extra hot and humid last weekend here in Singapore and though we got an all-too-short reprieve by the sudden downpour on Saturday afternoon, the temperature quickly tipped back to the 30s soon after.
So on a day like this, I decided to wear the comfiest, coolest items in my closet.

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My top is in the lightest, coolest material and the denim is so baggy and comfy.
I know I've been lately going on and on about how much I am falling in love with my skinny jeans all over again. But time to show the ever-dependable boyfriend jeans some love.
Normally, I wouldn't pair baggy jeans with a loose top to balance out the silhouette. Decided to try it out this time. But to keep things more "refined", I gave it my favorite partial tuck.
Kept the back loose and relaxed.
Kept the footwear simple and "streamlined". With everything else loose and baggy, it's best to keep things tighter at the bottom.
Felt a little self-conscious taking outfit photos outdoors but I hope you like the pretty greens in the background.
I was wearing: Cotton On animal print top, boyfriend jeans from Pull & Bear, shoes from Bayo (Manila), Parfois bag (Manila).
Originally posted on Impossible Girl blog.
Every time I watch a 90s music video on youtube, I'm bound to come across a comment of someone waxing lyrical for that time of grunge/alternative music and Generation X jadedness. While I do feel nostalgic for the 90s (my go-to playlist on Launchcast is 90s Alternative), I feel so lucky that I experienced the 90s first-hand. I was in high school when the Seattle grunge scene exploded, when Clueless and Singles were playing in theatres and when kids aspired to be angsty.
One other 90s phenom I remember well is the 90s fashion of babydoll dresses, Doc Marten boots, torn-up jeans and plaid skirts.
Kurt Cobain in ripped Levi's
Nowadays, you can pick up a pair of jeans conveniently ripped up for you. In the 90s, I remember kids DIY-ing that.
Winona Ryder in Reality Bites
Unfortunately, I can't find a pic that has a full shot of the outfit. Winona Ryder looked so so good wearing a t-shirt and oversized jeans. Please, Katie Holmes didn't start the whole boyfriend jeans trend. Kids from the 90s were already wearing jeans two sizes bigger.
Courtney Love
I remember I used to own a checkered babydoll dress that I bought from Kamiseta! Like Courtney Love, I also paired it with boots.
Alicia Silverstone in Clueless
This movie started a whole style trend! And like me, did you also dream of having a computer mix and match your outfits for you?
This is my take:
Wore the 90s uniform of flannel shirt and ripped jeans. I intended to wear my booties with this outfit but with the downpour this morning, I decided against it.
Keeping the tail of my shirt un-tuck is one of my favorite style tricks. Stylishly disheveled is the goal.
I was wearing Cotton On flannel shirt, Levi's classic 501s, belt from Uniqlo and pointy shoes from Charles & Keith.