Pogi's street couture, ready-to-wear range is rounding up the second last day of the fashion show.
His notes to this line, '...I'd like to bring back simplicity. People every day stress over what to wear. But this line delivers ease of choice and matching each clothing item for the modern man...'
His notes to this line, '...I'd like to bring back simplicity. People every day stress over what to wear. But this line delivers ease of choice and matching each clothing item for the modern man...'
Top: Topman blazer, Dickies singlet plain, Dickies singlet lined, Crucifix by Revoltage
Bottom: Revolness denim, Umbro white canvas shoes (to be worn)
My attempt to looking like a conservative Jpop/Jrock star. All though not pictured, I added a few badges on the lapel to finish the look.
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Top: Topman hoodie, Dickies tee (not pictured)
Bottom: Revoltage denim, S&K belt, Vans (to be worn)
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Who likes puppies?! I do!!
I was at a luncheon party yesterday for my parents. It was one of those Filipino meets, where the adults dine in for lunch at a host's home, whilst chit chatting with the latest gossip, and eating loads and loads of good food.
At this particular luncheon, my father's old boss in his government job back in the Philippines was in town and they organised an occasion with other previous work people. Funny story is that
The event begins with the adults talking and laughing with each other whilst eating Filipino food, then you have the poor sods such as myself and the adult's kids, sitting aimlessly, eating food, watching TV or finding anything to do to kill time.
Why do the kids of the adults attend these tedious functions?
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For the food.
2 hrs later, after I couldn't stand hearing any more ridiculously lame Filipino jokes, I headed home.
But before I left, I was introduced to a new litter of puppies that the host of the party's family dog had.
At this particular luncheon, my father's old boss in his government job back in the Philippines was in town and they organised an occasion with other previous work people. Funny story is that
The event begins with the adults talking and laughing with each other whilst eating Filipino food, then you have the poor sods such as myself and the adult's kids, sitting aimlessly, eating food, watching TV or finding anything to do to kill time.
Why do the kids of the adults attend these tedious functions?
.
.
.
.
.
For the food.
2 hrs later, after I couldn't stand hearing any more ridiculously lame Filipino jokes, I headed home.
But before I left, I was introduced to a new litter of puppies that the host of the party's family dog had.