14 Hours

The amount of sleep I had last night. What a great one hahaha... I'm such a pig.

Top - Danjyo Hiyoji

Skorts - Forever 21

Bag - Prada Saffiano

Shoes - Office

These were when I was in Seoul last summer holiday, taken in Hanok Village and Insadong. I kind of love Seoul with its rich culture and modernized city. They have quite a lot of areas to look at and each area was beautiful in its own way, in its own shops way, if you get what I mean. Shopping in Seoul was like "I wanted to get them ALL, like, like, ALL of them!" Seriously, if you were in a shop, for example, you must've picked one section to look at because that was your favorite one, and because you've seen the other sections and you were disappointed. Not in this city. Almost everything attracted my eyes.

The top that I wore was from one of my favorite local Indonesian brands, Danjyo Hiyoji. This circular patterned top was one of my favorites in my wardrobe too. It didn't flatter my body quite well because of its unique shape and cut but I still love the creativity poured into it. The shoes were from Office that I bought the day before my flight back to Indonesia and I think I've been wanting a teal/turquoise flats for a long time and because this one was similar to oxford shoes which by far my most favorite shoe model, they were in my hands then on my feet. I know the electric colour didn't quite match the pastel tones on the upper side, but I was fine with this clish-clashing sort of combination to make the pastels didn't look really boring. I wore these hurtful flats for my holiday. They killed my feet, okay, but I still love them.

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I've always been a positive person. Well, as far as I can remember... hahaha... because I believe that positive thinking could bring positive results. Even though sometimes the results did not satisfy me, I still found something positive to be thankful about. Being thankful is also being positive. Okay, confused already?

I've heard so many times people said that it's better to prepare for the worst rather than keep your hopes up and be disappointed. I disagree with that statement. I mean, preparing for the worst is not wrong, but keeping your hopes up is also not bad. There's always a light at the end of the tunnel. And as Martin Luther King Jr. had said, "We must accept finite disappointment, but never lose infinite hope."

When I heard some of my friends being negative about, let's say, a test result which they have studied (it's a different story if you don't study and expect a good result), I've always cheered them up and try to be positive and make them think positively. But sometimes, no matter how hard I've tried to "transfer" my positivity they seemed like wouldn't want to hear me because they were too caught up with their own negative thoughts.

I'm not the most positive person you'll ever met, no. I'm just trying to be and will always try to be. And even if I failed being positive at some points, I'm very, very grateful because my family and some friends always give me their positivity which then could lighten me up again. So, people, message of the day is very simple yet sometimes hard to do; BE POSITIVE. I remember the campaign that Girlfriend Magazine Australia did (or does); Think. Do. Be. Positive. It's one of the truest statements you'll ever encounter. Trust me.

Stripes long sleeve tee - Giordano

Sleeveless tunic - Danjyo Hiyoji

Tights - Sportsgirl

Socks - Sox Galeri

Shoes - Zara

Sunnies - Rayban Wayfarer

Photographed by Yudhi Christianto

Ciao