hazed and dazed

thank you for those who commented on my last post. apparently there are more people out there who actually follow this blog, which was a nice surprise… so thank you.(:

anyway, i know the questions i threw out there were less than original. they, in fact, underlie some of the most basic issues of fashion/style, self-expression and individuality. i myself have commented on such questions dozens of times, on many different blogs, and i always end up saying something like ‘screw them ignorant bitches; rock your outfit like no one else could’. and i always meant it, too.

i guess what was different this time was how affected i was, suddenly, of the events that transpired that day when i wore that particular outfit. because i am usually capable of shrugging things off – indeed no matter how harsh they are – i was caught off-guard by the man’s rudeness.

but enough of that. you’re all right with the things that you said… it is indeed human nature to not only speak your mind about something but also be affected by the things said about you. and yes, i must rise above it all and wear what i want to wear because, dammit, i know i look good.

*nervous giggle*

dress – from jatujak market, bangkok
purple belt – thrifted
strappy shoes – aldo
feather fascinator – fabrichild

i usually hate it when my camera turns out hazy or ‘foggy’ pictures (who doesn’t?). but the first one of this batch turned out pretty nicely, methinks.

sadly, i did the stupid thing of wiping the lense right after it was shot, so the other pictures taken after it were all nice and clear. boo.