Soft Coral N Pastel Mint

Note: I finally succumb to the temptation and open an Instagram account! I know, I know, I'm so late, but better late than never, rite. Haha! The thing is, I usually don't have good internet or wifi connection, so uploading pictures on Instagram takes waaaayyyyy too long! But wifi is a little bit better now! If you'd like to know what's going on in my daily life, please find stylenseason on Instagram. ^__^

Today's look is inspired by one of my favorite blogger from the Phillippines, Kryz, of Thirsty Thought by Kryz Uy at http://www.kryzuy.com/. She does work in fashion industry, so she's extremely fashionable, obviously. She wears a lot of looks that will not do in my life as a wife, mother of a baby boy, and a career woman in a conventional office, but she also wears a lot of fun and pretty combination that could be copied easily by throwing things that I've already had in my own wardrobe.

This is the original picture where I got inspiration from:

And this is my own version:

You might say "The two looks are completely different!" Well, yes and no. Her look is pairing lavender and mint. Mine is coral and mint. I would never thought to combine pastel on pastel if not because of her above picture. The skirt, by the way, was refashioned from one of my maternity dresses. ^__^

I browse through fashion blogs because I love to see beautiful things. Same reason for why I love to watch haul videos on YouTube. Some might argue that those bloggers or vloggers make a lot of money from sponsors and they have bad influence by sending the message of artificial beauty and materialism, but it's no the case for me. For most of them anyway. As long as those women only talk about fashion, I personally think that's OK.  If they start sending out messages like "It's OK to marry a man for reality show then divorce him after 70-something days" or "It's OK to get wasted and have sex then have babies outside of marriage" or "It's OK to yell at your mother or treating your husband like a loser"; like some popular "Keeping Up With Whoever" shows, THEN I would stop reading and watching. Being glamorous and being vulgar are two different things. Just my personal opinion. ^__^

Back to fashion, this is my version of ultra feminine pastel on pastel, chiffon on chiffon. I wore this to go to Church for Sunday mass. What do you think, Friends?