in case you havent heard, i am getting married.
well, not a big surprise since i've been with him before i got into uni and now that i have a job, it only seems the most natural next-thing-to-do.
the wedding is soon-ish and i shall be wearing lovely vintage lace which was bought by my late grandmother.
the lace is so lovely that it is having arguments with the fashionista in me. lovely (especially VINTAGE!) lace should be allowed to look its gorgeous self on simple cuts and sillhouettes, not complicated pleated drapey designs.
so trying to find a middle ground is a bit of a dilemma. i do want a simple look coz that dress is gonna be with me forever PLUS i plan to wear it (or at the the kain if not the top) for jemputan at istana but i dont want it to be some simple baju kurong, y'know?
i do know what i DONT want tho. i definitely do not want any of those long trains. i want the kain to not drag me.
i dont want to wear the lace from head to toe.
i dont want the dress to be 'kilat-kilat'.
baru baju nie. u havent heard my woes on make-up artist hunting.
maybe next post. toodles!
rabi'a xoxo
"you know you've made it big when people you don't know hate you."
"inside some of us is a thin person struggling to get out, but they can usually be sedated with a few pieces of chocolate cake."
- Anonymous
Linda Spangle, 100 Days of Weight Loss
"inside some of us is a thin person struggling to get out, but they can usually be sedated with a few pieces of chocolate cake."
- Anonymous
"Weight management has to be an uncompromising, non-negotiable, everyday thing, like brushing your teeth"
Linda Spangle, 100 Days of Weight Loss
Saturday, September 25, 2010
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