A two-part blog post

PART 1: Wishes & Loves

I wish I could dress myself like these girls do to themselves. The indie, sort-of-lazy kind of way. The sad part is, I don't know where to buy these types of clothing. I could go through so much racks at some thrift shop before I feel the need to just stop and be content with what I have at hand. Plus, a good fashion sense would come in handy too. Unfortunately, I think I just have less than 50% of that sense. So the closest that I could get to this kind of fashion statement is this:

It's lame, I know. But at least I could say that the top's thrifted and cost me less than two hundred bucks and the shorts was tiangge-bought. So I'd say I did fairly well with this outfit. The sad part is though, this would be the only outfit in my closet that I could be quite proud of. Pathetic.

Conclusion: I am in need of some serious wardrobe makeover. As soon as I get a job, I promise!
P.S. It wouldn't hurt to get some tips and tricks to get me started with some old wardrobe pieces.

PART 1.1

One of my dreams is to live in a neighborhood like this. Lovely houses and an impeccable view right outside my window. Now who wouldn't want that? I think countries in Europe are those that have neighborhoods like this. And next to New York as my choice of place to live in, would be somewhere in Europe. I suppose Paris or the UK would be just absolutely perfect.

PART 2: Rants

I don't understand why these famous bloggers (aka fashion bloggers) get so much free things. I know, I know. Some of those things are from sponsors that want cheaper advertising (assuming that the fee of a blogger is much smaller than that of an actor/singer or the likes), or new clothing companies that send bloggers their products for a review and of course again, the advertising. But what I don't get are those free stuff that are sent by fellow bloggers just because "they felt like giving them something cause they're so fucking awesome". I mean, hello! Most of these fashion bloggers are rich (or at least have an ample amount of money to spend on what we Filipinos refer to as the "high-end brands"), and yet they get more free stuff that we all know they could afford for themselves.

I know that it's just the green-eyed monster in me that's talking, but really now, let's all get real. I'm here, working my ass off (well as of the moment I'm unemployed but yea) just so I could buy a new pair of jeans that's worth less than a thousand bucks or 2 to 3 new top from a thrift store that would cost me less than five hundred. And then all these people have these things handed to them (and get paid for it!), not to mention the "funds" they are getting from their parents. Plus, plus, plus, the connections that they get, being such a famous blogger and all, gives them so many opportunities for a stable, moderate-to-high-salary job, that in return would give them more money for more stuff. And having good looks just puts everything together for them.

Conclusion: I really need to find a job soon so I wouldn't feel so envious of them. lol

P.S. Feel free to send me free stuff too. It would be much appreciated. Hahahahahaha jk

My blogging moodiness fascinates me sometimes.

Photos credits to the internet and their respective owners.