(Topshop sleeveless top, shirt and shorts, Forever 21 floral wedges and bag, Wi accessories) Hype on Lookbook here.
Pastel goodness in time for summer - refreshing minty green paired with a warm light coral. <3
Sheer fabric and super short track shorts for the warmer temperature we’ll be having in the next few months, and floral print wedges and socks for a very cliche spring vibe.
Sorry I haven’t been updating these past few days. Currently working on some major projects which I’ll be able to show everyone in the next couple of months. In the meantime, I can be found posting more actively on Twitter and Instagram. Add me at tgosingtian!
(Eclipse dress, Capacci Lovely purse, Sugarfree heels, Forever 21 cuff) Hype this look on Lookbook here.
Black and gold for an event I attended last Thursday. This dress was something I purchased in Malaysia May last year, when I was sent there to cover the Mega Sale. The saleslady showed me how to wear it in 3 different ways, so I figured this would be a purchase I would never regret. True enough, little black dresses really are the most versatile. They have an inexplicable kind of understated vibe that makes the wearer spell classy almost effortlessly.
And yes, I’ve been wearing these shoes for 3 consecutive Lookbook posts. Obviously in love.
(Tarte top, Forever 21 skirt, Cotton On socks, Sugarfree pumps, from Korea ring) Hype this look on Lookbook here.
Sugarfree is finally available in Manila, and I just had to get myself these lovely pair of electric blue pumps. Coincidentally wore my other pair of Sugarfree shoes when I recently met the owners last weekend just before doing a talk on blogging and Inbound Marketing at the Network of Enterprising Women’s Annual Conference. Talk about awesome and awkward at the same time!
What I really love about their shoes is how perfect they are for everyday use. They might seem insanely high, but the platforms make them very comfortable without compromising on style or quality.
Swishy swishy floral skirt that I got from Forever 21 about 2 years ago. One of my best Forever 21 finds to date, definitely. Can’t even remember how many times I’ve worn this skirt in my life.
Blue cuffs that match my skirt and shoes. Pink ring that matches the flowers on my skirt. Girly, pastel goodness in preparation for spring, and for a certain photoshoot that I recently shot for my favorite local magazine. Watch out for it in April!
Photography by Tricia Gosingtian. Make-up and hair by Lindsay Co-Alog. Styling by Tricia Gosingtian and Marita Galvez (credits go to Robinsons Department Store, Tinitch Accessories, Gold Dot and Accessorize). Shot at Cubao X (again!)
Posting some additional photos for their newest album. Click here for more pictures.
Twelve: Fifty-One is available in local CD stores, as well as in other countries such as Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia. Good job, girls! Can’t wait for your new music video to come out!
(Zara top, Romwe shorts, Lololook vest, Gold Dot wedges, Louis Vuitton bag, from Japan bolo tie and geeky glasses) Hype this look on Lookbook here.
Button-down shirts have a kind of versatility that I look for whenever I’m buying clothes or figuring out what to wear on a normal day. Sophisticated collars never fail to give that impression that you actually made an effort to dress up even if you didn’t, and the fact that you can pair button-down shirts with everything but produce different results every time makes them all the more deserving of being called a closet staple.
Here is something I produced out of sheer confusion from things happening in my life recently - heavy and covered top with bare legs to balance it all out!
(Zara top, Romwe shorts, Dorothy Perkins tights and clutch, from Japan necklace turned tie, Feet for a Queen wedges) You can hype this look on Lookbook here.
(Romwe denim + leather top, Topshop shorts, Seventh Street crop top, Esperanza boots) You can hype this look on Lookbook here.
My obsession with this color is getting out of hand, I think. I’ve been wearing all my dark red/purple/burgundy/maroon colored clothes almost everyday since the year started, and I don’t think it’s going away any time soon.
The biggest challenge for me now is how to make it look different every time, given the type of color combinations I’m currently into. Albeit not deliberately, I wore the color in three ways (except I have yet to take a proper picture of my Sunday outfit that I uploaded on instagram - username: tgosingtian) from preppy to retro to grunge for my so-called wine colored weekend.
I wonder how long this will keep up.
(Cecil McBee sweater, Topshop pants, Esperanza boots, from Japan necklace, LV bag) If you like this, you can hype it on Lookbook here.
Wore this yesterday to meet with people for some exciting 2012 collabs, and to the Rockwell sale with my mom. First Lookbook entry of the year.
Recently, I’ve been buying everything in this lovely wine color. Before I got rid of the blonde, I made a conscious effort not to wear too much red so as not to appear too cartoonish - Ronald McDonald, anyone? My recent Fukuoka trip, however, made me realize that this kind of dark wine red slash maroon is something I (and my hair) very much approve of. It’s not too bold or shocking (not my personality at all) but still makes a pretty good impact when paired with most of the neutral colors in my closet.
I wish I could’ve taken a photo of a random Japanese guy rocking similar pants at Hakata Station a week ago. He made me want to try out the color scheme he was wearing, and at the same time made everyone around him want to check him out because he was working it like such a pro.
Chikako from ViVi also inspired me to go back to my more neutral Fall looks, temporarily. Spring is just a few months away…
