Hello friends, I'm going to write what I think about some fashion from the dramas I watched from now on, if time permits and that my old brain does not fail me. A reason for starting this is because I feel that I have to document what I like and do not like about fashion now so I can understand how my style changes over time or maybe try some new styles.

Starting off with Descendants of the Sun (2016), my favourite drama of last year. I blogged quite a lot about it too. I adore Kang Mo Yeon's style cause it looks effortless, chic and clean - definitely my type. Although the brands used in the show are rather high end. :(



The middle set I added two skirt options because I think both will suit the blouse well. The skirt on the left will look more youthful, while the right one will look more feminine. And I love the shoes?!

The last set is something that will be hard to wear in Singapore, I'll probably get a heatstroke. But it will be so comfortable to wear in cold countries and just lie in bed and laze around. The cap is optional!

The brown loafers she wear in the show are much loved too! I have a pair of black shiny ones but it bites me every time I wear it so no.

The bags Song Hye Kyo used in the show are like canvas tote bags which I feel its too casual sometimes but given the drama plot I totally understand. Her Hermes Kelly bag is not exactly my type too, however, the Celine bag major loves. Tbh I never understood why Hermes Kelly and Birkin bags are so popular, I personally don't really like it as of now. Maybe I will see its value one day haha.

Song Joong Ki's style is what I love to see my future boyfriend wear. Oriental collared tees have always been my personal favourite. It's from the last episode! His legs look endless!!


Oh and those big coats the actors/actresses were wearing are also very pretty however similarly it's not something I can buy in Singapore.

Okay I'm done with this, I will probably look at Park Shin Hye's looks in Doctors. I remember fangirling over it quite a while. She managed to shake off her school girl looks for a more mature, sophisticated one.

Labels: drama, fashion

Hello friends, I'm going to write what I think about some fashion from the dramas I watched from now on, if time permits and that my old brain does not fail me. A reason for starting this is because I feel that I have to document what I like and do not like about fashion now so I can understand how my style changes over time or maybe try some new styles.

Starting off with Descendants of the Sun (2016), my favourite drama of last year. I blogged quite a lot about it too. I adore Kang Mo Yeon's style cause it looks effortless, chic and clean - definitely my type. Although the brands used in the show are rather high end. :(



The middle set I added two skirt options because I think both will suit the blouse well. The skirt on the left will look more youthful, while the right one will look more feminine. And I love the shoes?!

The last set is something that will be hard to wear in Singapore, I'll probably get a heatstroke. But it will be so comfortable to wear in cold countries and just lie in bed and laze around. The cap is optional!

The brown loafers she wear in the show are much loved too! I have a pair of black shiny ones but it bites me every time I wear it so no.

The bags Song Hye Kyo used in the show are like canvas tote bags which I feel its too casual sometimes but given the drama plot I totally understand. Her Hermes Kelly bag is not exactly my type too, however, the Celine bag major loves. Tbh I never understood why Hermes Kelly and Birkin bags are so popular, I personally don't really like it as of now. Maybe I will see its value one day haha.

Song Joong Ki's style is what I love to see my future boyfriend wear. Oriental collared tees have always been my personal favourite. It's from the last episode! His legs look endless!!


Oh and those big coats the actors/actresses were wearing are also very pretty however similarly it's not something I can buy in Singapore.

Okay I'm done with this, I will probably look at Park Shin Hye's looks in Doctors. I remember fangirling over it quite a while. She managed to shake off her school girl looks for a more mature, sophisticated one.

Labels: drama, fashion