histrionic me 01: Complicating the complicated look.

First of all, I don't consider myself a fashionista. I'm not anywhere near that. :)

I have my own fashion statement, yes, but I don't believe that it's the kind that everyone (or anyone) would want to try on. Haha. Most of the time I'm a minimalist, wearing plain shirts, maong pants and slippers. I like it that way.

about 5 years ago. ;p

However, risky as I am, I sometimes also take chances in experimenting clothes in the hope of looking better or unique.;p So from time to time, my alter-ego (who is histrionic) takes over my fashion sense and does her thing to the point of making me outlandish. I used to have an account in Lookbook.nu but I gave it up 'cos I got tired from updating and no one would hype. LOL. I'm kind of hesitant to post these pictures here (since a large count of bloggers are fashionistas themselves) until this day that I finally gathered enough courage to do so.^.^

So hear goes my first one.

Three months ago, Ian and I decided to have lunch at Berjaya (http://www.berjayahotel.com/), an International hotel that is in Makati. I don't know what got into me but "Berjaya" is a Malaysian word and since it is, a tried to go for a casual Malaysian look.

Details:
Rayban, top from my auntie Kristy's defunct clothing line,
Jag jeans, Pashmina scarf (tied around my waist),
woven bag  (natural fibers w/ shell accents) from World Trade bazaar,
gold (ribbon-strapped) slip-on from Avon.

I don't usually wear backless.
I have fever that day.

Taken at the hotel lobby.

So the casual Malaysian failed to look Malaysian..no trace of it at all (I believe most of the Malaysians are Muslims, and there's a lot of flesh here) Hehe. I asked Ian how do I look like and he said I resemble more of a Thailander..probably due to my crazy hair, eh?;p

What do Thailanders look like? :)