Well honestly, nothing much
has been happening except that the end of
semester is coming up, which means a great deal of study needs to be
done, assignments need to be finished up and yes, thank
you uni for very enjoyable things. But it's not what i'm trying to say
here. . I've been thinking to myself that I really need to work hard to catch up with
Khoai...(No excuse for being lazy)... so I will continue where i left off.. Wonder if anyone reads this
blog anymore...
If you
have been around here, you may have noticed we have started posting both HN and
Melbourne street style. For me, it's so exciting to see differences between the
cultures in the way they express their personality through outfits. In
Melbourne, people tend to dress for themselves. Do you see what i
mean? like, other people can't dictate how you should wear. No matter what age
you are you, can dress whatever you want to and in the way that makes you
feel comfortable. And done, that’s it!!! However, you can’t see that in
Hanoi due to different cultural values. ok no more
denying :3 I finally went out looking for some inspiration and i saw her.
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She wore a light coral lace top which i really adore (feeling girly today lol..) and
paired it with a black beret. This is the first time i ask someone for pictures
by my own so when she said yes, i was a bit over excited (:">) and
totally forgot to take close up pictures of her hat (feeling guilty as I’m not
able to show u guys how cute it is). Without sacrificing personal comfort, she
finished off her street look with a pair of platform shoes. It seems like platform
shoes are still in style…yeahh "Korean wave" has crept into among hanoian youths.
[Pon]
Her outfit is very cute.
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