Miss Beatrix by Bernadeth G.

A s promised, here is a special post from last month's staycation at Wilson's Place Tagaytay . I couldn't think of a better way to welcome summer than staying overnight in a comfy bed in a bed and breakfast place and floating around on a donut inflatable in a huge pool the whole sunny day and being far away from the busy city is just a plus. The whole place is absolutely filled with a lot of unique things, there are sculptures everywhere (proof is on this post) , the main reception/dining area is colorful like springtime (check out my other post for that) , there are different chairs in each table and matches very well together with the whole room's design in a very unique way. To be honest, I almost wanted to take home one of their chairs! It was pretty amazing knowing that we were the only ones who were checked in that day. The staff were very nice to assist us in almost everything, they're very accommodating and makes us feel at home all the time. Our ro...

I 'm back from what seems like forever with a new layout, some fresh new ideas and a lot of blog posts on queue. Whether I'm welcoming spring in London or any other part of the world, it's always a must for me to welcome it by wearing colors that represents spring. And who doesn't think of springtime when you see pastel colors everywhere? Like a little girl in a dollhouse, I dressed up and wore my Stay Sassy top from H&M (raise your hand if it reminds you of a cute emoji!) and my denim wrap up skirt from Topshop that I got as a Christmas gift for myself. We shot this inside Wilson Place Tagaytay's main reception/dining area and believe me when I say, the interior design is amazing (will post more photos on a special blog post featuring Wilson's Place Tagaytay).

A s much as I love wearing jackets and coats there just one problem, I mean a big one... I live in a tropical country and when you visit one of the coldest place in your country, you just have to make the most of it and I mean, wear your newest coat and never been used boots. We stayed overnight in a dainty and almost private hotel in Tagaytay city called Wilson's place (more about that later) and across our room is this little corner filled with bronze sculptures that made it easy for me to choose where to shoot this outfit.