Tag: Sister Act Project

Project Sister Act, created by Sheela Writes, is a collaboration amongst bloggers to prove that style is ageless.

This month our theme is VELVET.

This is also my second collaboration with Ettika.

It’s an online jewelry store perfect for the bohemian girl with a bit of an edge, based in one of my favorite places ever – Cali.

I’ve recently become into chokers and other types of necklaces, so when the opportunity to wear one of Ettika’s presented itself I was more than happy to oblige.

It’s called the Lovely Loop Bolo Wrap in Pink and Gold.

I’m in love with its bright color and cool .

But if you’re someone who’s not into necklaces or chokers, then check out the other items Ettika has. Like rings, bracelets, earrings, and body jewelry.

I myself have been eyeing the Desert Ranch Bolo Wrap in Light Grey and Gold as well as the Age of Innocence Bracelet in White and Antique Silver.

A huge thank you to Ettika for the awesome choker! It’s so pretty.

Here are my fellows bloggers in velvet:

Me, Teens

Emily, 20s

Sandy, 30s and Vivian, Baby

Sheela, 40s

Carrie, 50s

Another huge thank you to everyone who participated in this month’s Project Sister Act!

Everyone’s looks were great 🙂

Project Sister Act, created by Sheela Writes, is a collaboration amongst bloggers to prove that style is ageless.

This month our theme is RED.

I rented this dress for my stepbrother’s girlfriend’s Debutante Ball. My mother and I had never attended something so formal, so we figured that we’d have to bring out the big gun: Rent the Runway.

One of the most awesome places ever!

 

This dress made me feel like such a princess!

I had never worn a gown up to that point so initially I was trotting around in those heels (which hurt like hell at the end of the night) and pulling up that skirt like I was walking in mud. It was a bit of a struggle.

But once I got the hang of it, I started twirling and swishing and whatever else it is you do in long dresses that put a huge smile on my face.

I admit that letting the dress go was both physically and emotionally painful, but that dress was way too expensive for this high schooler’s wallet. Not to also mention that the probability of having an event to wear it to was low. Actually, nonexistent.

This goes to show that what you wear has an impact on how you feel and how you behave.

When I was at the ball my posture was on point throughout the night, I placed my hands gently on top of my lap when seated, and crossed my legs the Princess Diaries way (if you don’t know what I’m talking about then go watch that film, it’s the best). The dress made me feel beautiful, confident, and graceful.

It’s important to wear what makes you feel those things.

When you do, you feel like you can conquer the world.

Here’s the line up!

Me, Teens

Roxanne, 20s

Ashley, 30s

Sheela, 40s

Cherie, 50s

A huge thank you to all of my fiery hot bloggers that participated in this month’s Project Sister Act! It was great!

Project Sister Act, created by Sheela Writes, is a collaboration amongst bloggers to prove that style is ageless.

This month our theme is Victorian Romance.

This was originally planned for Thanksgiving but…..

Food took precedent.

Here are this month’s Project Sister Act bloggers:

Me, Teens

Oby Grace, 20s

Elsie, 30s

Sheela, 40s

Dawn Lucy, 50s

A huge thank you to everyone who participated this month!

Everyone’s looks we’re awesome 👏

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 tweed. Also, though unintentional, it is a collaboration amongst mothers and daughters ❤️

The first of the series is to wear tweed in a ladylike style. The rest will show different surprise elements, which shall be posted in the following days.

Here are my fellow fashion bloggers in their tweed:

 Check back on Wednesday to see what’s next!

Project Sister Act, created by Sheela Writes, is a collaboration amongst bloggers to prove that style is ageless.

This month our theme is Avant Garde.

When October was on the rise I thought it would be really cool for our theme to be something extravagant and out of the box in the spirit of Halloween without being too literal. So I begged Momma Bear a.k.a. Sheela Writes to make her theme just that. And she came up with Avant Garde!

I have to admit that this was not the original outfit I was planning to display this month.

My initial outfit was all white and the top had a pocket with graphic words on it. But as much as I love it, I saw it more as a cool outfit and not so much as Avant Garde.

So I decided to try something else and went for an all black ensemble. And I decided to put on some lipstick to add an extra umph!

Project Sister Act: October Edition

A huge thank you and congratulations to all the bloggers who participated this month!

Make sure to be on the lookout for November’s edition.

Project Sister Act, created by Sheela Writes, is a collaboration amongst bloggers to prove that style is ageless.

This month our theme is titled Simple White Tee.

Project Sister Act of August 2016:

Me, Teens

Jalisa, 20s

Alice, 30s

Sheela, 40s

Debbie, 50s

Carmen, 60s

I’m sorry that this post is so meager. It’s the first week of school and I’m sooo not used to being unable to have my two naps a day.

I am, however, incredibly glad that I opted to have late arrival as a part of my schedule. Waking up has not been as torturous as it had been the past six years.

On Monday in my AP Calculus AB class (yes, that’s what it’s called), we began reviewing the material we learned in Algebra II (which was two year ago) and Pre-Cal (three months ago). I had only been at school for twenty minutes, with extra sleep, and I already felt like giving up. Everyone one was like, “What the hell is that?” or “Oh God, domain and range!” or “I can’t even…” I mean, really, it was a struggle.

And today I have three quizzes!

The first week of school guys, the first week.

On Tuesday Seniors had an assembly and our grade principal put on display a clock. It was counting down the days, the hours, the minutes, and the seconds leading up to graduation.

At the time it stated that we had 277 days to go.

It is now Day 5.

It is only Day 5.

God, help me 🙏🏾

Anyways, a huge thank you to every blogger that was part of August’s Project Sister Act 🙂

Make sure to check in next month to see what’s next!

Project Sister Act, originated by Sheela Writes, is a collaboration amongst bloggers to prove that style is ageless.

For June, the theme chosen is called Bared Shoulders.

I have to say, when I first saw this place, the first thing that popped into my head was Harry Potter’s Diagon Alley.

Initially sketchy, but turns out to be cool.

And normally I don’t wear long dresses because I could either trip or get it caught onto something.

But this dress is the exception.

It’s so freakin’ comfy.

And swishable.

I felt like a folkloric dancer twirling about.

And I must say that my hair looks really good! Which is strange considering that it was hot as hell that day AND I was sweating profusely.

This month’s Project Sister Act Bloggers:

Me, Teens

Veena, 20s

Ada, 30s

Sheela, 40s

Rena, 50s

A huge thank you to all of the bloggers that participated this month!

Make sure to be on the lookout for the next Project Sister Act Post.

See ya!

Animal print is this month’s Project Sister Act theme.

Project Sister Act was created by my mother, Sheela Goh, to prove that style has no age limit as various bloggers of different ages interpret a style in their own way.

Thank God the plcae was vacant and that there was zero wind.

Otherwise we’d have a lot of traumatized people.

Especially me.

You have no idea how scared I was when Sofia, our photographer, told me to stand between the elevator doors.

I thought I was going to be squished to death.

She laughed at me…

My fellow bloggers in their interpretation of Animal Instinct.

20s – Chichi, (thestyletune)

30s – Brandy, (authenticallyb)

40s – Sheela, (sheelagoh)

50 – Suzanne, (suzannecarillo)

A huge thank you to everyone who contributed this month.

Make sure to check in for the next Project Sister Act in June!