Posts Tagged ‘fashion’
Fun preparation
Posted on: January 16, 2010
It’s getting close to the day of departure and it seems that it absorb great amount of my energy that my vertigo and blood pressure dropped, and I had to skip work and stay at home for two days to regain my energy–something that I should have been done a week a go.
But anyway, it was a relief that we already applied for the visa and now we just have to pay our ticket and buy the Japan Rail Pass. But hey, if you see the photo above, there is something new there, beside my luggage….
Did you see?
Oops! it’s my boots š I’m grateful that I can get it š
Sorry, this entry is really meant to show off my boots. hahaha š
Shopping!
Posted on: November 14, 2009
I made this entry as I found a website that will be our guide to do fashion sightseeing or even shopping.Ā ItĀ hasĀ quite wide range of fashion shops in Tokyo,Ā completed with picture of the shop and the map to the shop! Looking at the picture they provided, I was amazed at how Japanese clothing shop really sells WIDE range of fashion taste, unlike the shop around my city which tend to sell the same kind of fashion if certain style is popular. I am not sure I will buy some unique cloths around there, but I am sure that we will have fun looking at the properties and style that each shops offered us. Their names are also interesting. š Look at the below pic
The shop name is Ticket to Darling. With hope that if you buy clothes from the shop, your Darling will allow you to come in?? Hahahaha^^ Then, the other one below.
Now I am very interested to buy that blond wig with cute blue ribbon together with Mario shirt š The name of the shop is Spank! (no matter how dirty you think the word is, it seems that the shop owner think that someone with cute style will needed to be spank….ehm…okay, I must stop this here :p) The other shop named Amen, it will make ur wish comes true^^, HOWEVER,Ā visit to Russ-K is a must, as NEWS is being their image for their clothes XD hehe…. who knows if we visit the shop we can get the opportunity to have new NEWS poster. haha
I also googled some recommended store on Harajuku and I found out that the Nike store that had a shoes chandelier!!! @_@
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Sugoi! I wanna take the real pic of us with those shoe chandelier! It’s a must. š
And oh MY!!! I cannot miss this one: JOHNNY’S SHOP Harajuku!!
And this is the direction:
āHarajuku Stn. 2min. From the platform, go up the stairs and out the Omotesando Exit. Cross the street on the left and head right toward Omotesando. Enter a very narrow road on the left near a subway exit. Walk straight and Johnny’s Shop will be on the left.
āMeiji-jingumae Stn. 1min. Go out Exit 3 and enter a very narrow road on the right. Walk straight and Johnny’s Shop will be on the left.
āJR, Chiyoda Line(s)
āIl Salice 1F, 1-4-21 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001
Fufufu… Happy^^To make it easier for remembering things not to miss in Harajuku, Japan-Guide website is a great help. God.. I think we will need 2 days or more to explore Harajuku š Otanoshimi!
The Style
Posted on: October 19, 2009
We live in tropical country, people. Indonesia. There is only the rain and the sun. We never got something like snow. So, once this plan is entering our mind, we realized that there is no such thing like winter coat in our closet.
Then we begin to let ourselves being informed about what people usually wear during winter, or how not to look like you’re walking down the street with blanket around your shoulder. We watched Fashion TV winter collection. We saw in Japanese drama how women overcome the stabbing coldness without being ugly. We observe the imported magazine and put in mind how they combine their clothing.
We went to survey some winter clothing in one shopping mall in our city, Grand Indonesia. Zara had this sleeveless jacket which looks like the jacket in the picture below.
It kinda cool. But we still have to wear something warm inside the jacket, right? Ā There is actually many alternatives for women winter wear, though.Ā Such as one inĀ the picture below. Ā
Wool cap, scarf,Ā boots, coat, skinny jeans. Must have, probably. We might be able to get inĀ the factory outlet in the city of Bandung, whichĀ sells various “warm clothing” as it locatedĀ near to the mountain.
About the foot wear. We’d love to buy some cool boots. But we can only wear boots once we get there and it is impossible to wear boots here because the oh-so-hot environment. Therefore, we think it is better for us to have sneakers rather than buying a new pair of boots. Besides, boots are expensive!!!
One of usĀ had bought this shoes, sneakers-type, but comfortable to wear.
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I must say that the color blue hurts my eyes (I’m sorry my friend), but she might be good in it, we don’t know yet. š
I googled and I found the below Japanese-style for winter. 
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But I think they are too flashy *_* The below picture is better for me..
Love the brown boots in the left picture. Love the one with orange jacket and the one with black jacket as whole. However I don’t thinkĀ that orange legging is necessary!Ā ^^
This one, below, is the style I love the most!
Cool!!! Okay. We gotta find those!!
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