Aside from "The Devil Wears Prada 2," here's the other reason I'm going back to the cinema soon.
I'm a huge He-Man fan. In fact, the original "Masters of the Universe" film with Dolph Lungdren was one of my most watched films. And seeing the trailer of this 2-26 version, and seeing how the characters are closer to the cartoon counterpart, I'm even more psyched to see it.
The kid in me in screaming.
And he's screaming: "By the power of Grayskull, I have the power!!!!"
What better way to end Double Denim week than this song from Stevie Nicks.
"Blue Denim" is one of my favourite Stevie Nicks songs. While it wasn't as popular or known here in the Philippines, this song has always been on my playlist since its launch in 1994. The sound is quintessential Stevie - a big of country, a bit of rock, but all phenomenal!
This has got to be the fastest and easiest Stella buy in my history of Stella buying.
The moment my eyes locked in and saw this denim ensemble from afar, my fashion instincts kicked in and propelled me to the rack to snag these:
It's a beautifully pleated denim coords. The top is a sleeveless, pleated blouse made of dark denim. And it has cute ribbon details in front. The skirt is made of the same denim and the same pleating style. These 2 pieces complement each other so, so, SO perfectly.
This blog is a witness to this observation: Stella is such an underrated fashion brand.
I've been buying Stella for more than a decade, and I've been consistently amazed with the type of clothes they churn out. Of course, there are some misses, but mostly they've been hits.
Riding on the denim trend, they have a lot of very nice denim pieces on their racks today. And this double denim ensemble caught my eye instantaneously.
It's a skirt and top combination. The top is cute because it's designed like an inverted denim jean. The skirt is made from the same material, but it has this turned up detail that gives it an edge.
I'm excited to see Ate turn up in this denim ensemble.
No, this isn't a post about that popular 90s clothing brand. But that begs the question, "What happened to Blowing Bubbles?"
But that's not what this post is about.
We're on day 2 of Double Denim week, and today, we have this outfit that's centred on a bubble skirt.
The skirt is from Penshoppe, and was on-sale! Then, the top is from SM Woman, and it was also on-sale at 50% off.
This outfit is another example of "classic with a twist." The top is a classic looking button down, but the bubble skirt is the twist part of the story.
And now that I"m realising that this is also an LFLTAT outfit, I'm blown away!
There are so many nice denim pieces out there these days, you can actually dedicate a week for double denim pieces.
And that's exactly what I'm doing.
First up is this denim duo that has a very relaxed and boxy fit.
The top is from the RAF x Nicolo collection. It's a tie back top made of medium wash denim. It has a boxy silhouette which gives it a modern edge. The belted, wide-legged pants are from The SM Store, and the shape gives it a super easy-breezy vibe.
If a nonchalant, cool-girl went out in a double denim ensemble, this would be it
Got home from the office quite early last Thursday, so I decided to cook dinner. Mom was already preparing to cook Camaron Rebosado, but I thought of levelling it up and made this Camaron Rebosado x Tempura hybrid.
I'm not sure if this is early or late, but this product is already in 7-11.
It's either this is a product from December that hasn't been removed yet, or it's really a Christmas product that they decided to display as early as May.
That's because my parents listened to so many different types and genres of music, and we'd listen to those along with them. We could be listening to Richard Clayderman one day, then Village People the next day. One day, we'd listen to jazz, and the next day, we'd listen to synth-pop.
One of the synth-pop groups that I grew up listening to is a group called Soft Cell. They're an English band who had a number of hits in the 80s, the biggest being this song:
"Tainted Love," has the 80s vibe down pat. It must be the synth aspect of it, but this song was and is a joy to listen to. And each time I'm listening to it, I can't help but be transported back to the 80s.
Interesting trivia is the fact that this song is actually a remake of a 1964 song by Gloria Jones. It was popular back then, but it never reached the same popularity as the Soft Cell version.
I've listened to both, and admittedly, I'm more sold on this version.