sheela goh, sheela writes, collab
This is a special holiday collaboration with Jodie’s Touch of Style, Sheela Writes, and newcomer Michael Durden. We have put together outfits centered around the one and only Old Saint Nick. Except for me, because I’m more of the sassy elf that never gets any work done. But always serving the looks. 💋
Check us out!
Battle of the Christmas Spirit 🤶🎅
Outtakes!
This is the last edition of a two-part collaboration with Jodie’s Touch of Style and Sheela Writes. We have put together outfits centered around jeans. Also, though unintentional, it is a collaboration amongst mothers and daughters ❤
The last of the series is to “dress up” and be fancy.
Here’s the squad in our full glory:
If you’ve followed my blog before, you’ll notice that we are short a woman this time.
Nancy is currently on sabbatical and wasn’t able to participate. However, Jodie managed to rope in her best friend, Stacy, and have her step in for our jeans collaboration.
Much love to Nancy and a warm welcome to Stacy! 🙂
Thank you for joining us this week!
Hope you liked the looks we put together for this collaboration.
This is the first edition of a two-part collaboration with Jodie’s Touch of Style and Sheela Writes. We have put together outfits centered around jeans. Also, though unintentional, it is a collaboration amongst mothers and daughters ❤
The first of the series is to “dress down” be casual. The last one will show jeans in a “fancy” way, which shall be posted at the end of the week.
Our squad lookin’ fresh in our jeans:
If you’ve followed my blog before, you’ll notice that we are short a woman this time.
Nancy is currently on sabbatical and wasn’t able to participate. If you read Monday’s post, you’d know that Stacy, Jodie’s best friend, joined us for the “fancy” portion of the collaboration. However, she was unable to make it for the “casual” part.
Much love and thanks to the both of them though! 🙂
Make sure to check back on Friday to see our fancy jeans outfits!
This is the last edition of a three-part collaboration with Jodie’s Touch of Style and Sheela Writes. We are putting together outfits inspired by Charlie’s Angels. Also, though unintentional, it is a collaboration amongst mothers and daughters ❤️
The last of the series is to dress like the sexy genius, Alex Munday, who was played by Lucy Liu.
The character Alex Munday was one of the first Asian characters I had came across as a child. She was smart, beautiful, and badass.
It wasn’t until I watched Charlie’s Angels that I realized how little Asian characters there are in the entertainment industry. Usually we’re cast as the wise, old Asian man or as the uptight and/or nerdy Asian female. And while those types of characters are great, it becomes an issue when those are the only types of characters that represent my race and ethnicity.
Alex Munday is a great example of breaking out of those stereotypes and representing us as so much more than what has already been shown.
Our Alex Munday looks:
A ginormous HAPPY BIRTHDAY to one the most wonderful woman ever.
Happy Birthday Jodie!
I hope you have an amazing day. And a huge thanks to you and your family for the past seven collaborations. As well as the ones we will have in the future!
Thank you all so much for tuning in to our Charlie’s Angels collaboration!
Tons of love to everyone!
This is the second edition of a three-part collaboration with Jodie’s Touch of Style and Sheela Writes. We are putting together outfits inspired by Charlie’s Angels. Also, though unintentional, it is a collaboration amongst mothers and daughters ❤️
The first of the series is to dress like the cool daredevil, Dylan Sanders, who was played by Drew Barrymore. The rest will show the last Angel, which shall be posted on Friday.
Take a look at our looks!
Check back on Friday for the last one!
This is the first edition of a three-part collaboration with Jodie’s Touch of Style and Sheela Writes. We are putting together outfits inspired by Charlie’s Angels. Also, though unintentional, it is a collaboration amongst mothers and daughters ❤️
The first of the series is to dress like the dance-crazy goofball, Natalie Cook, who was played by Cameron Diaz. The rest will show the other two Angels, which shall be posted in the following days.
Check us Angels out!
Make sure to check back on Wednesday to see who we take inspiration from next!
This is the last edition of a three-part collaboration with Jodie’s Touch of Style and Sheela Writes. The idea was to showcase various ways of dressing with capris. Also, though unintentional, it is a collaboration amongst mothers and daughters ❤️
The last of the series is to wear capris in a “fancy” or formal style.
This was probably one of my favorite looks that I put together.
I hope you guys like it too. 🙂
Check out our looks:
Thanks to everyone who did awesomely in this collaboration.
It was a lot of fun, like usual. 🙂
This is the second edition of a three-part collaboration with Jodie’s Touch of Style and Sheela Writes. The idea was to showcase various ways of dressing with the capris. Also, though unintentional, it is a collaboration amongst mothers and daughters ❤️
The second of the series is to wear capris in a french chic style. The last will show a different surprise element, which shall be posted this Friday.
Check out our French Chic outfits:
Make sure to check in this Friday to see the last look!
They’re probably my favorites out of the series 🙂
This is the first edition of a three-part collaboration with Jodie’s Touch of Style and Sheela Writes. The idea was to showcase various ways of dressing with capris. Also, though unintentional, it is a collaboration amongst mothers and daughters ❤️
The first of the series is to capris in an athleisure way. The rest will show different surprise elements, which shall be posted in the following days.
Ta da!
Make sure to come back on Wednesday!
My mother, the blogger behind Sheela Writes, is part of the monthly collaboration called the Fab 40s. It celebrates women in their forties who don’t let age hinder their awesomeness and sense of style.
This month the theme is Fairytale Princess.
It seemed appropriate, with Beauty & the Beast being recently released. Something which I’ve waited to happen since the day I was born. This moth bloggers would put together an outfit inspired by their personal favorite Disney princess (if their muse is outside the realm of Disney, that’s totally ok too).
You’re probably wondering why I’m telling you about this. Well, it’s because I was the one to come up with the idea of channeling a Disney princess and decided to do it too!
So my mother and I both got some Belle-esque dresses in honor of that theme. Because well, you know, I love Belle (as you can see in my previous posts: Belle and My Disney Moment and Another Princess Disney Moment).
Instead of going with a yellow gown (I think I look terrible in that color), I chose this really gorgeous blue dress as an interpretation of the very first outfit Belle wore when she still lived in that “provincial town.”
Belle is an independent and fiery bookworm whose beauty goes beyond her physical appearance. I had always loved her and the movie, but my appreciation for the film deepened as I got older. When I started watching movies set in a high school or centered around a teenager, I became exposed to the idea of outcasts and cliques and the pressure of fitting in. So watching a film with a heroine whose unafraid to be herself, despite others being transparently unkind, struck a chord with me as entered adolescence.
Here are everyone else’s Disney princess inspired outfits:
A huge shout-out to everyone who was a part of this collaboration!
Everyone’s interpretation of their princess was awesome!
The World According To Eve 