Bag styles in mind

and these have caught my mind (:



And it really reminds me of Kate Spade's



Actually, it's closer to what Fossil might offer actually. Country-feel, in short. However, the girly florals on the longchamp have won my heart ten times over. Prrreetty!

The other being, a basic with a twist.



If you have had a similar regular hobo, you'll notice how the bag folds when it rests on your shoulder. So the plus point? This bag slouches with style, with the folds emphasised like this -



The sides stand out from your regular hobo bags with the wider width and long buckle straps. The only inperfection in this lovely bag - its price. Retailing at Christian Dior at a hefty SGD$3300, this is strictly not within my budget. Thank goodness, admiring the beauty in design is free. Like how I'd spotted the miu miu godknowswhat the name of the bag was, and the white KS which Charles and Keith replicated, I believe this collectable will be the next 'it' that girls will lust after.

Now, I'm still waiting for J's reply so that I can order the food!

MV for the moment - That Girl

How roooooomantic <3

My brother found David Choi, which I have seen and heard but forgotten, but was recently reminded of it by Neil. And I fell in love with this song all over again.

edit // 16 December 2010

Read something from Pacific Citizen and this portion caught my attention -

Choi also prefers to stay mum about the inspiration for his love songs like “That Girl,” featured on his second album.

“I just don't like to [talk about it] because it's weird and uncomfortable,” the 24-year-old said about disclosing who inspired his songs. “You're already vulnerable with your songs [by] just putting it out there. So like digging deeper into that is kind of — it's kind of uncomfortable.”

Hmm, I guess the thing that really drew me to this MV particularly, would be the emotion that was captured through his voice, as though wishing that That Girl would just notice him once more, despite it being somewhat impossible. Really, his voice was all it took to draw a stranger to it and be immersed in that pool of sadness with the artist. If you are That Girl, won't you turn back and check out what you might have missed?