You Are What You Wear

Fashion may not be as important as other fields, but there's no denying the power it has to change you and the world around you.

If I was asked to describe fashion, say, when I was in high school, I probably would have used adjectives like superficial and intimidating. Why, maybe because I was partly naive and partly unimpressed with the state of the fashion scene in our country back then. Don't get me wrong, I'm not talking about whether the designs were good or not. It's just that there wasn't anything special; and by that I mean, something more than brands merely providing people options for the basic necessity of clothing.

Photo not mine.

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Gift for a Fashionista

Hello beauties! I've been so busy lately that I have forgotten this world of mine. Given the fact that I am so busy with my tour guiding stints, I am also busy finding the perfect gift for my dear cousin who is a certified fashionista. His birthday will be in a few days from now but I still don't have a gift for him. He is very meticulous with everything.

My cousin! ;)

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Some facts if you are into Online Shopping

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Veet Hair Removal Cream for Sensitive Skin - Review

Hi everyone! This will be my first post for February. Yay! Been away for a while, too busy touring (my new job when I'm not online).

Since high school, I already knew about Veet but never tried it. Was too afraid to say bye-bye to my unwanted hairs. But since I started shaving, I did give Veet a shot! :)

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Your eyes enjoy seeing what your soul loves

There are so many great memories this life is all about. All these moments have to be captured, otherwise is simply difficult to remember them all like they really were. Photography comes as a big help for all of us, to keep a record of our past, just like it was.  If there were no New York photographers back in 1932, taking pictures of how the skyscrapers were built, we would have no idea that in those times, the construction workers could take the lunch on the 69th floor of the RCA building, sitting on a girder, with no safety harness.

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