Neon Yellow

In this Outfit:

Sunglasses from H&M

Wide Brimmed Fedora from H&M (see here)

Gothic Cross Suspender Tights from ASOS (see here)

Leather Shorts from Forever 21

Chiffon Top from Forever 21

Blazer from Forever 21

Fair warning, I can't post everyday for the time being.
But I do feel bad and ashamed that I'm disappearing from the blog, but I'm swimming in the pool of 'seriously lagging on schoolwork' and desperately struggling to stay afloat at the moment.

God, that had to be the worst metaphor. But you get the idea. I WILL try to keep up on my posts... and will definitely spend my weekends snapping and doing up posts during my internship, so... I PROMISE I'll make it up to you.

Anyway, back on track. I liked this look when I first did it up, but honestly, I'm starting to think it's not that fantabulous. (Yes, I meant fantastic + fabulous)
Anyway, this slightly gothic look really inspired me to do up other looks (that are better than this) and I'll definitely start snapping around once I have the time.

PS. I really love my sunglasses

In the meantime, stay safe.

xoxo pamela

Hard Rock Grunge

The instant I got my wide brimmed fedora, I had the dying urge to piece an outfit that was entirely black. It's as if the fedora, gothic cross suspender tights and sunglasses really added to the black outfit, giving it a really witchy feel to it.

In my opinion, I felt that it was something that really crossed between rock and witch. But really, above all that, I felt that another important element is my hair. I felt that my hair was one of the few things that really brought more color into the outfit so this look didn't turn out too dull.

PS. Yes I'm super happy about how I managed to get all my pictures to be of the same width. YAY for me!

In this look:

Wide brimmed fedora from H&M (see here)

Round sunglasses from ASOS

Long black blazer from Forever 21

Studded Tee from Hard Rock Cafe L.A.

Shorts from ASOS

Gothic cross suspender tights from ASOS (see here)

Boots from NineWest

Assorted accessories from Lovisa

xoxo pamela

March Looks Compilation

Fine, this is my lazy post on all the looks that I've posted up on this blog in March. But honestly, it's kind of my recollection of what I've done this month. HAHA.

11 looks! That's more than what I expected!

Personal favorites definitely include #11and #4. and by some weird coincidence, I'm wearing the same Forever 21 Studded Military Jacket in both. BUT, I really love 'my' blue eyes in #1. They almost look natural on me, and they give the entire look a whole new level to it!

Which do you like best out of my March looks?

xoxo pamela

Cross Me Out

I just got my macbook back and I'm beyond happy~ YAY!

Plus there's the thing where I'm feeling so guilty for not posting any outfit posts in the past week because of my hectic schedule. So, I rushed this post and made sure everyone can read it this Easter weekend. Or see the pictures... Whichever works.

For the sake of clarification, none of the photos are photoshopped and all are taken on my iPhone 4s. Well, let's just say I never expected this outfit to turn out so perfectly that I simply HAD TO post this up. (and coerce my brother into taking the pictures for me as I rushed out of the house...)

Before you criticize the lack of coordination of the widths in my pictures below, I'm going to say that I've tried SO MANYYYYYY ways to get all of them to the same width but none seems to be working. Guess I'm still on the drawing board with this one. Help? LOL.

Outfit:

'I Fancy the Lead Singer' Tee from H&M

Shorts (that you can't see) from Forever 21

Studded Military Jacket from Forever 21 (similar here)

Gothic Cross Suspender Tights from ASOS (see here)

Velvet Ankle Boots from NineWest

Studs Allover Bucket Bag from ButteredGun

Bowler hat from H&M

Assorted Rings from Lovisa

What I really liked about this outfit was how the black really brought out the essence of the entire look, giving it this really rock, indie look that actually looks a bit dressy and chic (compared to what the rest of the people in Singapore wear. Well, most of them.).

I'm not going to lie, I did want to show off my new tights and bowler hat too. Mad love those two new accessories that I've added to my wardrobe.

I probably don't look too bad, but clearly, not every picture is perfect...

Trust me, that's the mildest of my eccentricities and probably one of the few you'll ever see.

Anyway, HAPPY EASTER!

xoxo pamela

Tutorial: The Muscle Tank

Yes, yes. I'm feeling guilty about my crappy posts and lack of fashion presence recently. SO, I did this tutorial (although I'm pretty sure you can find it all over the web) to make myself feel better. (and to keep this space alive)

Muscle tanks are clearly making a comeback this S/S in the world of street-style, and a basic tank can cost you SGD$27-30+ if you decide to drop into Forever 21 to keep your wardrobe up-to-date. Personally, I love how the muscle tank works perfectly in Singapore where the heat never fades, and since there's a cheaper way to do it... Why not share?

Things you need to get your muscle tank are basically a marker (optional), an old BAGGY tee (preferably men's-cut because it's so much more fitting) and your trusty ol' scissors. Now you're ready to begin!

Usually I skip this step and simply CUT, but for the sake of first timers and this tutorial, I'm recommending you dot in where you want to cut (to prevent any imminent disaster). I like a larger arm opening, so I opted to cut away the sleeves to approximately the middle of the tee. It's really up to you how you want to do it though.

PS. yes, that's a Linkin Park tee I got when I bought the album. Guess I have a reason to wear it out now!

This step is basically cutting the tee. Don't worry too much about how straight it is. JUST CUT IT. It gives a really grunge vibe when you leave it somewhat messy, but do try to keep the shape of the tank there!

For the neckline, I like to cut it slightly beyond the original neckline, and I keep this even for the back. So, what I usually do is cut the sides, then the entire neckline, instead of both sides at a go (like I usually do for the sides)

Some tips AFTER Step 2:
Pull on the areas you've cut to get the ends to roll in. It gives the tank a more finished look and makes it totally grunge. (that's why you don't need to worry too much about the edges!)

And you're done!
Seriously, cutting up tees is my favorite thing to do when I'm feeling stressed. (Apart from snacking and blogging) What can I say, it's therapeutic for my soul!

Outfit:

Muscle Tank (self-created)

Ripped Denim Shorts (self-created from long shorts)

Round Sunglasses from H&M

Electric Blue Beanie from Qoo10.sg

Combat Boots from Shanghai

Have a great week my dears!

xoxo pamela

Gucci at Fullerton

Disclaimer: I simply lack the time to photoshop this set of photos. and yes, I use photoshop.

Outfit:
Faux Leather Peplum Top from Forever 21 (Similar here)
Ripped Denim Shorts from Cotton On
Chain Earrings from Forever 21
Statement necklace from bazaar
Craft Original GG Canvas Tote from Gucci (See here)
Wedged Ankle Boots from Ninewest

This look really gave me a really chic look, and yet, a hint of my usual edginess still lies in that look. Usually I'm the girl who dresses in really affordable clothes, but the Gucci bag was really a gift and one of my few prized possessions (and it doesn't match most of my usual stuff) so I guess that's why you don't see it out much.

BUT, I do love my Gucci. Which girl wouldn't?

xoxo pamela