It’s How You WARE It
Move over Topshop. A new favourite’s in town. Situated in one of the newest malls (Greenbelt 5!) to hit the urban jungle of Makati is a gem of a fashion store called Warehouse. Have you folks checked it out? Well, I did. Last night — between Bebo and a Facebook Page also after finishing a Jamaican Cheesy Beef Patty in a mad-rush — I stepped through its doors the second time in a work week but like what they always say, second time’s a charm. I didn’t leave the store empty handed. I bought something that resembles this Rock Girl Tee (also from Warehouse) but mine’s called an Abstract T

Win the Coveted Designer Wardrobe in 14 Days
I’m more of an advocate of a “love your body, love yourself” but I have to admit that I really don’t push anyone to go on weight-loss diets since I’ve never been on one my entire life. However, when I learned of this particular contest from Nestle Fitnesse, I knew I had to share it with you folks simply because of one thing: the prizes! Dear me, if it’s not a crime for me to lose 2 pounds then I’d most likely form a team and join this thing! I mean, you’ve got to hear what you’ll be getting if you win! But let’s save that for a separate post, first let’s talk about the contest. Disclaimer: press release and

Amu’in Wellness Giveaway
Hooves on the roof. Hope you didn’t forget to hire a chimney sweep, Santa’s coming early this year. Though I wouldn’t mind singing to the tune of Jingle Bells, the idea that we really don’t get snow in this part of the world makes the whole thing, er, irrelevant — even when it is Christmas season. Heh. Anyway, the point of my ramblings is that 10 folks are a step closer to achieving Wellness this Christmas. Getting these gifts from Spa Essentials (makers of locally-made aromatherapy products, Amu’in) will certainly make them feel like Christmas has indeed co

Relapse Or Love
I’d choose love, of course. Then again, there’s this thing about denial. Can you really blame me?

Work Wear: In T-Shirt and Jeans
A few posts ago, when I mentioned that the office dress code (where I work) is quite accommodating, what I actually meant was that I can actually come in a simple t-shirt and jeans combo. For the sake of argument, this particular outfits isn’t your typical t-shirt and jeans look — note that I even took on a Levi’s white and blue colour palette, which was popularized by that old TVC — but, technically, it’s what it is. IMHO, it’s all a matter of a rendering difference and perhaps toss in a quirky detail or two to make it less generic and more my own.