Showing posts with label Travel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Travel. Show all posts

On The Way...







Run off for the weekend.
On the way to Sydney, let's start our food journey here.

As Sweet As


Oroton crocodile print leather clutch
Oroton animal print pony hair belt
Crocodile belt from Jacaru


Stillwater Sweets: Kiss Wrapped Sweets
87 Esplanade
Cairns QLD 4870, Australia
(07) 4041 6686
Open Daily 4:30pm-9:30pm

The one I've got was the mixed kisses : banana kisses, cherry kisses, green apple kisses, mango kisses, strawberry kisses, orange kisses, pineapple kisses, lemon and lime kisses, etc...

Smooth and delicious Mixed Flavour kiss wrapped sweets with a soft chew packed in a real wooden gift barrel. Mixture includes a random mix from the most popular fruit and berry flavours. 
Price: $19.95
Size: 300 gram
Made in Australia



Eyeing on Oroton 2011's New Collection
The Kimono Clutch
$495
shop online
last image via Oroton

For Fun









on me: paper doll tee from sydney paddington market, supre leopard pants, chanel camellia rain boots
location: Cape Paterson

It was freezing cold that day and my face was so pale and my lips turned purple.
Beautiful view by the way,  Australia is an amazing country and I love living here.
Didn't notice there was a dolly print on the back of my tee until I saw the photo.
How cute!

Japanese Summer Festival 2011 Part II

























Waterfront,
Dockland, VIC 3008
Australia

When: 12 Feb 2011
Where: Waterfront City

Japanese Summer Festival
The Japanese summer festival, also known as “Natsu-matsuri”, is an annual festival held during summer throughout all areas of Japan. The festival was traditionally celebrated as a reminder of the gratefulness one should feel toward one’s ancestors. A traditional dance, called “Bon Odori”, is performed at the festival where cotton kimonos are worn by the dancers. The way in which the dance is performed is different in each region within Japan, though the typical Bon dance involves people lining up in a circle around a high wooden scaffold made especially for the festival, called a yagura. The yagura is usually also the bandstand for the musicians and singers of the Obon music. Special performances include professional Taiko Drumming and dances performed by the Japanese School of Melbourne.

more info here

Part I here

Dockland Fun Part II














 on me: shakuhachi sequin dress, chanel lambskin purple classic bag and patent navy buckle shoes,
vintage scarf, oroton sunglasses and target silver ball necklace

on him: country road shirt, levi's jeans and cat boots

Parking is only $5 for a whole day.
Part I here!
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