Friday, February 27, 2009

Alexander Wang A/W 09

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Mike Giant and Rag & Bone A/W 09

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In our condo in Manila......

We were all crammed in a studio.... We started with eight.....





Now were only left with two
I miss the 6 of em ;(

Things I miss...

I wish I was in Sydney to....


Have dinner with Anna, Sim and Mara


Drive over Anzac Bridge to get into the city on a Friday afternoon.


Open the fridge and drink a cold mug of Dairy Famers Milk... full cream, please.


Run down to the newsagency to grab the new copy of Russh magazine


Go the to 'Pop the Question' exhibition at China Heights Gallery

*See Anna I.
*See the Acts 2 kids
*See my parentals and cousins

Monday, February 23, 2009

SOPHOMORE Spring 2009

I dig....

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I really like these two outfits... very spring almost summer type of feel.

Friday, February 20, 2009

I haven't posted anything fashion/ art related in a while so here you go

My tourist uniform of late.
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Bicol. Sorsogon. Samar/ Leyte (Feb 3rd-10th)

Bicol.
The Mayon volcano was our view from Joanna's family's home.
At night the crater glows red. It has erupted quite a few times and killed more than
2000 people.
I respect nature and i respect the symmetrical volcano in the world. When you drive
around town you see massive boulders from past eruptions and grey barren land where
towns have perished.
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Sorsogon.
Home of the Whale Sharks. Sorsogon is a 3hr (or so) bus ride from Legaspi.
Tourists go there for the Butandings, thats Tagalog for whale sharks.
I am absolutely afraid of sharks so swimming with these bus size mammoths
almost caused me a heart attack. They are so graceful and beautiful. This is
one experience i will never forget. My friend took this photo as it swam past us. SCARY
STUFF!
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Samar/ Leyte.
Samar, home of all things witchcraft, voodoo and Filipino ghost folklore.
Leyte, home of Imelda Marcos.
We jumped off the roof of the ferry. There are normally kids that hang around ferrys. You throw coins in the water and they swim after them. This one kid was jumping off, so we thought, yeah we'll do it too. Tourists rarely go for the plunge. so it was a bit of a spectacle for the locals and the captain.
I think it was about 10 metres high (even higher).
I'm bad with heights. But i jumped anyways. Here's the photo Joanna took of us.
"1...2...3....4....5....*silence*.... *splash*..."
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La Union ( Feb 27th- 28th)

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After Banaue, Sagada and Bagiuo we took a 4 hour bus ride to the surfing town of La Union.
We swam, they boys surfed and we ate lovely street food for dinner... im glad i didnt get the runs.

Friday, February 13, 2009

Sagada (Jan 24th- 26th)

Sagada is a mountain province in northern Philippines.
We stayed there for a few days.
It was a treacherous 12 hour bus drive along the mountain slopes of the Philippines.
It's such a beautiful place, cold, clean and fresh mountain air. Friendly locals.
Fresh food. A sleepy, quaint, farming town.
If hiking and caving is your thing, go to Sagada. Heck go to Sagada regardless.

If your wondering why there are coffins on the cliffs it is because the Igorot tribe (in Sagada)
believe in Animism. They bury the dead on the cliffs because they believe the earth should carry their spirits and not hold them down in a grave. Some coffins were about 300 years old.

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