Everyone is online. If you know someone is not, I swear you already told that person he’s been living on the rock. 

Ever since Christopher Bailey (and perhaps the whole Burberry team) decided to  live stream their womenswear show over along Piccadilly Circus and the streets of Beijing (?), I bet everyone followed the suit. 

So there I was, nothing less but a college student on her first week of major subjects gawking over the live tweets + photos from the front row through bloggers + prominent people + online counterparts of our local stylebible and even our friends, who had given their time for this week of celebration of Filipino fashion. 

All I can say is that: THANK YOU, INTERNET. 

…so now that I think I’ve built a good premise on witnessing fashion through the internet, no one argue with me on my next posts about Philippine Fashion Week Holiday 2012. (But yes, you can tell me if my grammar sucks.)

But right now, I have 8 sketches to finish before Friday… so see you ‘till my next post! 

(Photos via Philippine Fashion and Status )

Teal? Blue? Whatever color it is, I’m in love with that gradient cabinet from Heima’s latest collection as seen on their catalog; Made with Love. 

I’m not really that person who’d wear anything with a loud color but damn… if you’d give me a furniture with the condition of wearing one bright, orange dress, I would do it. I would. 

Check out everything beautiful on Heima’s site http://heimastore.com and join their mailing list for updates!

Clean and unexpected: basically what my future home is going to be.

Aimee Song of Song of Style

So, I’m currently (enjoying) the Chief Justice Corona showing his fighting spirit on today’s trial, probably the most exciting thing on local TV since I was born. I just love everything that’s happening.

Well, let me just take a moment from all the drama of the Philippines (Raymart-Santiago-Tulfo, Lady Gaga vs. idkwth protesters + CJ on trial) and focus the beauty and genius of this girl. 

Peplum + distressed jeans + nude?

Ugh, perfectly beautiful. 

Natalia Vodianova for Vogue Russia

By the way, this girl has a kid. 

Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen looked to the streets of New York City for inspiration for Textile‘s fall collection. Each look is styled to ‘je ne sais quoi’ perfection with simple tees, knits with leather elbow patches, and denim with exposed zippers. 

(Source: honestlywtf.com)