Yosi Samra Holiday Collection

I, myself, will surely catch an eye for flats based on my personality.

And for a thin and light footwear, durability have always been a problem.

Finally, Yosi Samra rescued.

So this is how the story goes,

Yosi Samra was destined to be a shoemaker. As a young man, he was no stranger to the shoe industry. His father owned a shoe factory in New York where Samra worked as an apprentice. This was where he learned not only how to design shoes, but more importantly how to make them. He eventually mastered the craft of shoemaking, which is what sets him apart from other shoe designers.

To date, over 1000 boutiques carry Yosi Samra shoes and accessories across the United States and 85 other countries, including 15 brand shops in Asia and The Middle East. 

Now, as they emerge Davao busy yuppies and teens can't stop craving over these comfort flats that they can almost wear anywhere and in any event they go to.

Thank you Yosi Samra!

Much love, Cham

Girl and Grunge

Photos by: Ralz San Pedro

Each one of us have big dream. And we’re working our ass off just to achieve these goals. But for some unexplainable reasons, I dreamed of becoming a personal assistant just at least once in my life.

Am I born of being a slave or what? Nah. I just don’t know.

Being hired as a personal assistant or a production assistant had been in my bucket list before I die.

To those who wanna know, a production assistant is someone who is being commanded in a production team to accomplish tasks. In tagalog, utus-utusan – in the field of Media. In my case, in the backstage.

I’ve been a stage friend since forever and it satisfies me whenever I’m witnessing a successful show or event and me as being part of it (looks like I’m born to be a Masscom at heart). This is the reason why I started a looooong intro in this post because this was what I wore when my friend modelled a fashion show and I volunteered to be her PA. I enjoyed rushing into the backstage busy preparing her, styling her, fixing her clothes and keeping her personal belongings.

By doing so, I must wear a comfortable outfit that will indeed make sure to enable me to freely move because I’ll be very busy big time.

As a fashion blogger, comfort is nothing without style so never forget to still be in style while things get a little chaotic.

Top: Bratt

Skirt: Greenhills

Denim Vest: Handmade

Shoes: Parisian

-Cham

Comfort Play

Photos by: Mau Tanduyan

Say hello to another photographer!

Told you I was having everyone holding my cam for my blogposts.

Anyway, this was done during one of the weeks before Ateneo Fiesta last August and by that, I was rehearsing for Sayawtenista (which made me so busy I can't blog).

In line with the rehearsals and because it's already Washday, I decided to wear something that would not ask me anymore to change. What's the formula? Comfort + style. This was indeed a dancing friendly outfit

plus stylish too!

Top: Folded & Hung

Flats: Solemate

See you next Washday!

Ciao!

-Cham

Rock the comfort

   Saturday equates comfort hence my outfit. This time, there were zero classes however, we need to come back for the preparation for the Hum Sportsfest.
I was one of the in-charged for the wardrobe and styling thus I avoided accessories since I knew I would make my hands busy.
For this moment, this was the comfiest outfit I could ever think of without sacrificing style.

Top: Bratt Bottom: Thrifted Flats: Janilyn   More photos from the Sportsfest soon! Ciao! -Cham

Monsters fall from heaven

You guys have any idea how jealous I am with my friends since I was the only one having a Saturday class? Well, in my case because I'm the only Masscom in the group. And I don't know what's with Saturdays that drives me lazy every time I dress up and makes me wear as comfortable as I can. For instances like this, an asian-inspired outfit will always be my peg. I just don't know why.

It's like I would just like to wear the usual oversized shirt + jeans combo. Hahaha well no. Honestly, I never and not planning to do that. And for this case, at least I've made a statement for me to standout: the shirt I made.

Did you see the details of this shirt? I made this through the concept of heaven and hell (CHOS). I put this heavenly thingy at the top using a glow-in-the-dark glue (I really forgot the brand but trust me, it never washes out when you launder). And added the fiery feel at the bottom. Of course, I wouldn't allow my shirt to be that boring so I cut it accordingly in the front and fringe at the back with my stamped names on it. Do you like it?

Well, I can customize shirts too. Email me if you want a shirt like this:

frappuccinaaa@gmail.com

Shirt: Handmade

Leopard oxfords: Wade

Penguin bag: Jurong bird park, Singapore

Earphones: from Singapore

Pink watch: Sunway Lagoon

And oh, thanks to my Asian items sponsor and all time BESTFRIEND/ photographer, Gab Cadena! It indeed added extra cuteness for my outfit :)

Ciao!

-Cham