Red Chameleon

I dont know why, but I’m always drawn to pieces that exude masculinity. Boyish garments balance a woman's innate vulnerability and softness. I admire women who can be a Chameleon and able to strut off different looks for any given event and make it work. A perfect balance between feminine and strong.

This crimson Terranova button down shirt gives a hint of manliness. I balanced it out by pairing it with navy blue leather shorts. Mixing it up by combining polar opposites, Aldo pumps for my feet and topping it off with my fave Fedora hat.

Hoodie kind of day

 A sporty yet girly look. This outfit reflects my boyish-yet-feminine personality. The oversized width of the hoody compensates its skimpy length. I was sporty when I was a kid. I competed against  boys in both basketball and badminton. I loved playing traditional Filipino games too. Takyan, bato lata ,patintero, tago-tago and pilit-pilit are my favorites. Even if I was one of the boys, I still enjoy collecting Barbie dolls and teddy bears.  You could say that I am feminine boyish goofball who enjoys sports and loves fashion.

YES its Black

I love Hong Kong winters. The days are sunny yet the breeze is so cool. It’s feels like 24 hours air conditioning. It’s a wonderful time to have long walks and shopping expeditions. I recommend going to Hong Kong from November to January. It’s a good break from the Philippines hot climate. The cold weather gave me the chance to wear my YES sweater. I paired it up with my black leather shorts. I’m a “shorts” kind of gal. I always prefer to wear shorts than pants or skirt. It’s a lot more comfortable and perfect for a Hong Kong walkathon.