Top – Cecil Mcbee, Osaka
Black pants – Uniqlo, Tokyo
Black heels – Charles & Keith, Kuala Lumpur
Browsing the archives for the Dress.Code category.
Grey blazer ~ H&M, Tokyo
White long sleeve tee ~ Uniqlo, Tokyo
Jeans ~ MBK, Bangkok
Shoes ~ Charles & Keith, KL
Grey floral print top: Suan Lum night market,Bangkok
Grey cardigan: can’t quite remember, either KL or Bangkok
Jeans: MBK, Bangkok
Watch: MBK, Bangkok
prefer shift dresses over slutty looking, hugging dresses. so.not.my.style.
Shift dress: Key Ng, Sungei Wang, KL
Heels: a shoe store in Sungei Wang, KL
Black top: Padini, PJ, Malaysia
Jeans: MBK, Bangkok
Brown belt: a belt shop in Sungei Wang, KL, Malaysia
Watch: MBK, Bangkok
Bracelet: somewhere in Paris
favourite dress
Dress: Key Ng in Sungei Wang in KL in Malaysia
Shoes: Pedal Works in Subang Parade in PJ in Malaysia
Love pink and grey combination. It tones down the pink.
Ruffled-front shirt blouse – Seed, KL, Malaysia
Grey skirt – Portmans, Melbourne, Australia
Black pumps – Bata, Tours, France
I rarely shop in Melbourne anymore. The clothes, bags and shoes here are so costly compared to shopping overseas. I can get two pairs in KL for the price of one pair here. Clothes in Asia fits me better and the stores usually alter for free.
Spent some time today sorting shoes accumulated in the last 15 years
Bottom row, left to right: beige open-toe heels from a shoe shop in the basement of Sungei Wang in KL, Malaysia; black pumps from a Bata store in Tours, France; white open-toe heels and strappy brown heels from Pedal Works in Subang Parade, Malaysia. Top row, left to right: brown snake-skin like pumps from MBK in Bangkok; black pumps from Nine West in Melbourne; brown pumps with floral front from Osaka, Japan, gold and gray striped pumps from Pedal Works in Subang Parade, Malaysia.
Bottom row, left to right: cream heels from a shoe shop in the basement of Sungei Wang in KL, Malaysia; white and black slip-on heels, both from Primavera in KL, Malaysia; black slip-on heels from Vincci in KL, Malaysia. Top row, left to right: beige slip-on wedges from Nose in Kl, Malaysia; brown slip-on wedges from Novo in Melbourne, Australia; black slip-on heels from Nose in KL, Melbourne; wooden clogs from a stall in Sunway Pyramid in KL, Malaysia.
Left to right: black flats with a knot (AUD$45) purchased yesterday at a shoe store on Brunswick Street in Melbourne, Australia; black flats (Euro 20) from a shoe shop in the St Michel area in Paris; gray flats and black flats with a ribbon, both from a shoe shop in Paris for 30 Euro each.
Left to right: Camper from Chapel St in South Yarra, Melbourne; cream Converse from Converse Factory Outlet on Smith Street in Melbourne; dark brown leather-like Converse from Converse store in 1-Utama, KL, Malaysia; Nike AirMax, my only pair of runners as I am not a fan of sports shoes.
Bottom row, left to right: orange and grey Hippobloo slippers from MBK in Bangkok; silver slippers from Nose in KL, Malaysia; red and white Hippobloo slippers from Siam Square in Bangkok; Japanese slippers from Tokyo, Top row, left to right: red and white sandals from Primavera in KL, Malaysia; cyan sandals and silver slippers both from Nose in KL, Malaysia; white slip-ons from Novo in Melbourne.
Left to right: brown flat boots from Osaka, Japan; brown heeled boots from Tokyo, Japan; Vans sheepskin boots from Ueno in Tokyo, Japan.
Left to right: black boots from Tokyo, Japan; brown Anne Klein boots from DFO on Spencer St in Melbourne, Australia.
Shoes accumulated by DT in the last 18 years. And he labels me as ‘Shoe Queen’…who’s the King now?
replica Vans from Sungei Wang in KL, Malaysia.
the Converse collection from left to right: zap-ons from Funan Centre in Singapore; both white and black Sailor Jerry from Ebay, brown high-cut from Converse Factory Outlet on Smith St in Melbourne, Australia.
Left to right: Crocs from Singapore, replica Onitsuka Tigers from MBK in Bangkok.
work shoes
It seems that dresses like these are the latest trend in Bangkok. Sold at most of the stalls for about 300 baht each. Bought several…
Received three ‘I like your dress’ compliment today. “I like my dress too” was the response.
Shirt-dress – Isetan, KL, Malaysia
Pumps – Bata, Tours, France
I’ve always thought that Bata is a Malaysian brand. It isn’t. I was surprised to see Bata in France so I did a search…it is actually a company founded in what is Czech Republic today and headquartered in Switzerland.
Hooded chequered vest jacket – Forever 21, Pavillion, KL
Grey long sleeve tee – Giordano, Melbourne
Dark brown belt – Sungei Wang, KL
Diesel jeans (Knock offs) – MBK, Bangkok
Vans sheepskin boots – ABCMart, Ueno, Tokyo
Grey knitted bag with add-on flower – Sunshine City, Ikebukuro, Tokyo
Cape coat – Cue, Melbourne
Gray v-neck long sleeve top- Gap, Tokyo
Wool short pants – Gap, Tokyo
Black stockings – a socks shop in Osaka
Black boots – somewhere in Tokyo
Brown bag – BB Plaza, KL
