Posted by sosyalera on May 28, 2010 – 12:00 am
As shown on old comedy sitcoms, grandmas usually stuff their money inside their bras and everyone else gets weirded out by the scene. Would you believe that the idea has already been applied to the modern bra? Introducing the Cleavage Caddy…
What the…? It’s an accessory you can attach to your bra where you can fill your handy valuables in – pen, money, cards and even your cellphone! Haha! This is an answered prayer for girls who hate carrying a purse during parties. Double purpose pa, you can use it as a hidden bag and an alternative for silicon breasts at the same time. Wenk.
Ayun nga lang, bear the embarrassment when you pay bills, answer phone calls and swipe your cards. You have to get your things out of your rack.


Posted by sosyalera on May 7, 2010 – 12:00 am
Random Question of the Day:
Which political give-away do you think is the most fashionable?

The baller IDs?

Erap’s wrist band?

Or the Jamby bracelet?
O diba, ang taray ng Jamby bracelet. Lol! Anyway, let’s vote wisely and hope for the best this coming election.


Posted by sosyalera on May 3, 2010 – 10:00 am
I just came home from another beach vacation and while my friends and I were exchanging excitement about our beach clothes on the first day, I was laughing out loud when one of my friends wore this…
LOL! This imitation really sounds wrong.


Posted by sosyalera on April 20, 2010 – 4:00 pm
Some people are asking me for tips on how to tell a pirated designer bag from a real one. I don’t own a dozen of different designer bags so I’m not in the place to lecture everyone on how to spot fake brands in detail. But some factors are evident with regards to these things, like authentic bags cost at least 30k, original brands usually have dust bags and some Louis Vuittons don’t get damaged when you lit a lighter on it.
IMO, I’m not in favor of using replica bags. Nakakahiya. Especially if you’re with people who can recognize a fake Chanel logo or the correct font of Coach. Even the proper threading of Louis Vuitton or leather quality of Prada. I think it’s even better to use local brands or native bags instead of patronizing replicates. So don’t be fooled if someone offers you designer bags in cheaper price and insists that they’re authentic. All you need is a bit of research, visit the designer stores and save money for the dear price.
And please, authentic Prada doesn’t cost 899.75.


Posted by sosyalera on April 6, 2010 – 12:00 am
If you’ve been reading this blog, you know that I’m quite horrified with the bunny ears fashion or perhaps I’m just bitch envy that only valid A-listers can wear this headpiece with justification. Pero kahit na, I still think it’s not practically wearable and too lofty for the head.
Good thing that there’s a trending accessory that can be an alternative for the scandalous bunny ears and is suited for everyone – the mouse ears headband!
Not that, but this one, which I find really cute.
Unfortunately, I have no idea where to get this.


Posted by sosyalera on February 25, 2010 – 5:00 pm
Everyone can now feel the summer heat and February hasn’t even ended yet. So bring out your protective gears like umbrellas, sunblock and of course, sunglasses. Sunglasses or shades don’t just protect your eyes from the warmth of the sun; they can also serve as a fashion accessory or hide your crying eyes just like the artista shades.
Two-toned sunglasses are hip this year, whether they’re aviators, over-sized, or biker shades.


Posted by sosyalera on October 4, 2009 – 3:49 pm
Last week was the only chance I got to visit the eco-bags store in Makati. These totes were designed by local fashion designers in support to Ayala’s Greenology Campaign.

Philippe surprised with a roomy Barba bag and Jed holding a Calica-Soto.
It’s 400 per piece available at Glorietta 3 / Greenbelt. Not bad at all.


Posted by sosyalera on September 14, 2009 – 12:51 am
Who says bibs are just for babies?
Wenk, I didn’t mean something like that. But like this!
Fashion-wise, bibs are for grown ups too! Bib Necklaces were already spotted on designer runways few months ago, and this accessory is now becoming a fad as seen worn by local fashion icons. You can just lay this fashion accessory ‘as is’ with the simplest looking clothes and taaadaaa!!! you will instantly look sophisticated.
As of now, I think this kind of necklace is available in shops that sell vintage looking baubles. Now I want ONE! Oo, literal na one lang. Mahal eh. Haha.
Added to my Christmas wishlist!


Posted by sosyalera on August 15, 2009 – 3:45 am
Posted by sosyalera on May 20, 2009 – 3:29 am
I was in awe while watching the season finale of Gossip Girl, my (so far) favorite series ever. And for other fans, don’t you just love C and B back together? A boyfriend going to Paris just to buy your much-loved macaroons is such a fairy tale. Well aside from my chick flick feeling towards the episode, I can’t help but adore Blair’s Headbands since mean girls of Constance are about to say goodbye to headwraps because the new Queen Bee, Little J, says so.
Jargon ba? Haha.
Anyway, I did a little research about these accessories and they were all from jenniferbehr. Well nothing much, just sharing. I hope to find an-almost-like one somewhere instead of those ribbon headbands. Misyado na kasing pakalat kalat, parang shutter shades lang…

