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Quick Update (Watch out for a new Giveaway!)

I've been on and off of make up and skin care. Have anyone of you experienced that? Like a low point in buying products? That's what I'm in right now. I dunno. I just went to a mall one day and didn't feel like buying. Maybe it's because I don't have a camera and I couldn't share anything with you guys anyway.

The last one I bought was a liquid eyeliner. I'll do my first FOTD using it and the Castledew palette as soon as I get my hands on a camera.

In other news, I'm actually delving more into buying clothes. Vintage stuff, romantic stuff! My style icons are:



Both women are amazing! And they make me want to scour the thrift stores for vintage clothes. There's something about it that is timeless and classical. No matter how many fashion fads (Lady-Gagaesque crazy clothes!) might come and go, vintage classic pieces are here to stay. They are so beautiful and it makes a girl/woman look so put together.


Polyvore looks that I like:





In other news:

I will be hosting a giveaway for all of you! It is sponsored and it has something to do with whimsical, romantic jewelry! I love them so much and it's such a fantastic thing that I get to do this. Stay tuned everyone!

Take care and stay healthy!


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  1. adin_22 (陳亞任)3:20:00 PM

    I so agree with you on those vintage style...luckily it's a trend right now...so even trendy stores sells vinatge looking stuff...

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  2. Calia Yang8:24:00 PM

    i agree with adin - vintage is a trend right now. but it's so cute!

    Vintage clothes look the best in cream, black or white/black. hmmmm actually that's true for any type of clothing LOL (well to me anyway)

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  3. Aicha Amano9:23:00 PM

    I'm so glad that vintage is coming back in the fashion industry! I just love whimsical and romantic looks and outfits! :)

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  4. Golden1:42:00 PM

    I love Miss Pillsbury's style as well.

    Lots of love,

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