Lost In Translation

I was sort of thinking about the movie "Lost In Translation" while doing this post so I took it as my title for today's blog :) Lost In Translation in 2003 is an American film starring Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson that was filmed in Japan. I remember this movie airing its trailer in Japanese televisions when I was 10 years old and currently having my first vacation in Japan with my family. That was 8 years ago then. I look so old :p 

Hihi. If you can see, the photos are getting better. Yipee! Thanks to my new photographer whom I've shared my little knowledge about photography this afternoon. And by the way, he took an exam about fundamentals of photography and got 8/10. Live to learn, love to learn :)

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Dress for less :) 

1. Boater hat 

2. Braided belt

3. Red printed dress 

The outfit is composed of a dress I recently bought online in a very affordable price with ruffles on it. I was really thankful seeing that dress on their sale album, you can check them Chloe's New Closet an online shop based in Naga. It was my first time to purchase 4 items in an online shop and I got a little scared with the bogus sellers that my friends encountered online, I thought that if these items won't be coming along by this week that would be the time I should say bye bye to the 600 peso that I paid.  But indeed they didn't failed me because I really loved the items and they perfectly suits my taste, of course they have to because I picked them myself. Hihi  :) The braided belt was just donated by a friend "who must not be named" Harry Potter? :p 

My Mom said the boater hat indeed looks like the one that the women wore on Prince Charles' wedding with Princess Kate Middleton. And the scene was I left the boater hat at the sofa and caught my Dad wearing it like a highness. Haha! Certainly wearing the boater hat could make you feel like one. I wish we have those hats normally for occasions like birthday parties, strange huh? :p 

I've purchased this hat last week from Pam who's also a fashion enthusiast. You can check her awesome blog here at pamlouiesechua.blogspot. I was looking for a boater hat like this one for more than a year now. This one is quite expensive in F21 so I looked for thrifted shops online and found nothing. And so as I was browsing the net I found Pam's blog site and eventually found her post regarding her closet sale in facebook. I didn't just bought one, but bought two hats to her, this boater hat and another one is a black bowler hat. The quality of the hats gave justice on its price because there are as good as new and can also be used as a trendsetter. So there, my today's endeavor. Hope to hear from you guys pretty soon! 

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 Bo