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Fall & Evergreen FAshion
Farmer's Market Haul
This morning, after doing yoga, the kids and I headed over to the farmer’s market. We’ve been waiting for good weather to grab some peaches and after three thwarted attempts, we woke up to sunshine and immediately headed out the door lest we miss the opportunity due to another swift summer storm.
A Look and a Hello
Hello to new and old friends! Just taking this time to introduce myself with this look and a unique studio tour that takes a deeper look into who I am!
My WFH Look
How I found my comfy, yet stylishly me work from home look. A look I’ll be wearing often as our lives continues to be inundated by Zoom meetings.
A Look and Thoughts on A Room with a View
The need to read A Room with a View came after I had spent some time on social media “showing up” in conversations on racism. I wanted to escape to a world where I didn’t need to have tough conversations. So I escaped into the novel of E. M. Forester only to find that a brown woman can’t escape racism, even in a romance novel from the 1990s.
Speak Up
As a Filipino-American, I find myself having to dismantle two pillars of white supremacy; one that keeps Asians silent to protect ourselves from further discrimination, and the second is the continuous oppression of African-Americans. I fight these systems that pit minority groups against each other by speaking up.
A Filipino Birthday | DIY Pabitin
I had been planning baby girl’s first birthday party within months of her little life. I wanted to throw a traditional Filipino birthday party with a pabitin, a Filipino game that I had at my first birthday party!
Thirty and Thriving
Friends, I’m thirty! Whether it is the fear of physical changes or the change of a woman’s image in society, many women fear leaving their twenties behind. With my turning thirty, I’m looking forward to the changes that are ahead and my experience at the Warhol exhibit reminded me that I’m still me.
A Filipiniana Dress for a Filipina-American Debutante
When my sister told me that she wanted to wear a traditional Filipina Gown for her debut I wanted to be sure to create a dress that symbolizes all of who my sister is, which is both Filipina and American, and that’s traditional as well as modern.
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