It was indeed another memorable week for me as I went to being an intern in the Philippines and flew to South Korea only for a weekend of best shows in Seoul Fashion Week. I never really expected that I would still make it to Seoul Fashion Week this season as I was having my internship the whole day from Mondays to Fridays, and would usually spend my weekends working on files for internship also. But thank God, my schedule for the week of Seoul Fashion Week was not that hectic that I was able to spend 48 hours in South Korea to catch the best shows that usually happens in the weekend of the fashion week. 

It was crazy how I arrived in South Korea at around 5 am and I just had to get ready to go to Seoul in outfits that I have prepared even without proper sleep and proper Korean meal. I forgot how tired and hungry I am as soon as I walked the streets of DDP. The outfits from the past season were really different from this season, but one thing that's still the same is that the fashion in Korea is very unique. Fashion is indeed an expression of who you really are and I'm so glad I brought pieces from the Philippines that really defined me. 

It's so hard to find a designer in the Philippines that does street wear, but thankfully before I left the Philippines, I got through this fashion week post where I saw this blazer in. However, I didn't really expect that the designer would let me wear his piece because it was really short notice. But still thank you for making it happen Sir Yves Camingue. 

Barbie Girl 

Almost all the people who knew me when I was a child knows how much I wanted to be like Barbie, I would usually be seen wearing barbie boots or glass heels in a casual day during my childhood. And it's so funny how I did not really intent to dress like Barbie in this outfit but turned out as if it was my inspiration for this outfit. 

Remember the sequined outfit that I wore last season of Seoul Fashion Week that made it to Hypebeast? The same designer made this wonderful creation even in such short notice. I was really overwhelmed by the effort and how the designer really made it fit me perfectly eventhough we haven't had a single fitting for this outfit. Justine Villanueva is indeed a talented designer! 

Summer prints on fall

Fall colors are in the neutral side, but I still decided to go against the usual because this top came from a collection in the Philippines that made me feel the Seoul vibes. To know what I mean, maybe you should just check the Spring Summer 2020 collection of Patrick Lazol!