#14

#14

< Dezzal - YOUPPIE! >

Dress -  Dezzal (Youppie!)

Light Gray Pineapple Long Sleeve Blouse

Shorts - American Apparel

Washed Out Shorts

Shoes - Marc by Marcjacobs

White Sandals

Bag - Zara

Bucket Bag

Go shop at Dezzal <3 

Photo by Nicole Alonzo

Love,

Tina

#12

#12

< Blue World >

Top - Cats Got The Cream 

Bottom - American Apparel 

Stretch Bull Denim High-Waisted Cuff Short

This color is no longer available but will be able to find similar style 

Heels - Cats Got The Cream

Photo by Dylan Hartford 

Love,

Tina

#5

#5

Red Tulip

Top 

American Apparel - Sleeveless Lawn Crop button-Up

Bottom 

Forever 21

Shoes 

 Vintage

Sunglasses 

 Freyrs 

Photo by Jhune Li

Love,

Tina

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#3

#3

Rooftop Scenery

Top

American Apparel

Bottom

Vintage

Shoes

H&M

Hairband

Vintage

My friend Jhune lives in middle of Chinatown.

This rooftop is connected to her apartment and this place is simply alluring.

Various of colors and red tone bricks and walls definitely added 

unexpected mystery to this place.

I wore red top to complement with the walls, but not look too blended 

since this top is a quiet bright red. 

I chose patterned skirt to match with the sky color as well.

Also, this is one of my favorite skirts that I got from Korea.

I was fascinated that there are a lot of places like this in Chinatown.

Most places are illegal to enter, or have a photoshoot.

Thus, it was a great opportunity to be able to be part of Jhune's project. 

Love,

Tina 

#1

#1

 < Los Angeles >

Our mom still claims that we've been to L.A couple years ago when we were little kids. 

However, we still believe that the trip she has been claiming was Florida, not L.A because we so 

do not remember Hollywood at all but Disney World.

Regardless of this story, It was our first time in LosAngeles (At least the one we remember). 

So HOW WAS IT? 

It was beyond amazing. 

I know that the first thing we had when we got to L.A was korean food is kind of odd

but come on, the flight landed at 1:00am.

We were supposed to be landed at 10pm  but apparently, the GPS in the plane was broken

so the flight got delayed. We were definitely bombed out from wasting the whole day.

But, trust me the food recovery actually worked. 

Price was way cheaper than Hawaii (I don't know about housing but eating out in L.A was definietly cheaper than eating out in Hawaii. )

Everything that would cost nearly $20 were $7-10.

Still tripping out that the cigarettes were cheaper too!

We stayed at downtown Sheraton Hotel and it was quite convenient.

The metro was right in front our hotel, and 5 min walk led us to Zara and H&M and this really great 

cupcake place. (We had cupcakes before dinner and they were delicious.)

Another 5 min walk from there led us to this fancy Italian restaurant that also had bakery on the side. 

Since the metro was near by, it was easier for us to come back to the hotel from Universal Studio.

Throughout the whole trip, our friend who lives in L.A basically took us around.

We also used Lyft after shopping from The Grove Mall. 

Funny thing was that our friend told us about how most people in L.A are into Acting and Screenplay 

and all sort of movie related jobs. Then right after, we used Lyft and our driver was actually

an actress. Which we found it very funny. I wonder if it is true that most people 

are into acting or are we just stereotyping? 

Anyhow, the trip was amazing and I can't wait to move to L.A next year!

Cheers, 

Love

Tina