Showing posts with label depression. Show all posts
Showing posts with label depression. Show all posts

Saturday, 23 July 2016

Points & Curves

Fitria Tjandra & I went on an architecture tour in London. Well, 2 places anyway. And I dragged her to be exact. It was the end of the holiday and I just thought, roaming around London before I had to cram myself into my final projects was the only good idea at that time.
























T-shirt dress - Depression
Denim jacket - ASOS
Bag - Cupcake
Shoes - Dr. Air Martens

Photographed by Fitria Tjandra

'Til next post!




Monday, 29 June 2015

Budapest, Hungary

People favour this city so much, they'd say it's the most beautiful city they've ever been to. I have my reasons for not putting it on my Top 5. However, there are some attraction points which elegance I agree with such as the New York Cafe--crowned as the most beautiful cafe by The New York Times--and also St. Matthias Church on Castle Hill.
P.S. I felt so embarrassed to mention the wrong city on my previous post (AND I put it as a title)--which I've edited directly. Usually my memory of a city is not bad, but that's what I got when I've delayed posts for two years! But I did go to both cities--Melk and Metz, one is in Austria and one is in France respectively--and they're so tricky because their names started with the same two letters! I apologise.










Chain Bridge

St. Matthias Church


New York Café

Turtle neck - Giordano
Cardigan - Depression
Shorts - Forever 21
Leggings - Unbranded
Bag - 3.1 Phillip Lim
Boots - Clarks

'Til next post!

Friday, 3 May 2013

Home is a Month Away











Shirt underneath and neoprene top - Zara
Pants - Monki
Shoes - Depression
Socks - Primark
Bag - Cupcake

Photographed by Fitria Tjandra

You guys know my favorite type of shoes is oxford shoes. So when I laid my eyes on this pair, I just knew I have to have them. They're black and white, the straps are removable and adjustable, and they're oxford shoes. They're perfect. Unfortunately, I accidentally slipped and now the straps are snapped, the shoes are quite... what do you call it? Not perfect anymore. However, I intend to repair them once I arrive in my hometown, which is not long of a wait at all; a month from now I will be home.