Here is one of the outfits based off of my last post: Color Inspiration. 

As I get older I realize that I have no time for childish people.

People who play around, and remain ignorant. 

Their glory days are their high school days this is the time when they are at their peak.

And as everybody knows once you reach your peak it's all down hill from there. 

My goal is to remain childlike and constantly progress.

I want to be as malleable as children are. I want to constantly be learning something.

I don't want to peak in high school, hopefully my mountain to climb will be a lot bigger and steeper than others, so I won't be reaching my peak for a long time. 

I seriously love the color burgundy for the winter months it reminds me of warmth, which is something I desperately need when going out and about in Korea!

I went from owning none of this color, to owning 5 or 6 different pieces of clothing in the color and every time I see something in this color I wanna buy it. It's only a little bit of an obsession...

At least that's what I'm telling myself!

Anyways I've mostly been wearing this color with gold and black that's why it's in the weirdly cool circle thing I made. 

Stay tuned for how I wear the color combination in the next couple of personal style posts!!

Merry Christmas everybody!!!

I hope everyone has enjoyed, is enjoying, and will enjoy this day of family and giving!

Here are some photographs of when my family and I went to The Garden or Morning Calm in Gapyeong, South Korea.

If you ever plan on coming to Korea this should be on your list of places to see. Although, it was extremely cold when we went so, I may suggest going when the weather is milder. 

But, it was a beautiful light display and the garden was completely illuminated.

The lights were in every place possible, and in almost every color possible. 

Each time we went around the garden we saw something new and interesting that we had missed the first time. As we walked through the park Christmas music was playing and off to the side they had a little cafe where you could go and order hot chocolate, tea, or coffee in order to warm up. 

It was an intriguing experience that I was delighted to capture through these pictures.

This was my first time ever shooting in the dark so it was cool to try and figure out my camera and get the best picture possible.

Anyways, I hope these pictures put you in the Christmas Spirit! 

*This post is for my state side readers*

So, I have been in Korea for about 4 months now!

A lot of you guys were probably expecting an update sooner with pictures, of Korea and the experience of it. 

But, to be honest since I've been here I haven't even truly experienced Korea.

I've mostly spent a lot of time on the military installation which is like a mini America. 

Which is sad. 

I've been so busy with school and sports and whatever else life threw at me

that I haven't even really experienced this country and its culture yet. 

But, that is gonna change!

I'm going to be blogging more often about:

Korean Culture

Seoul trips

Where I live in Korea

The differences between Korea and America

Being black in Korea (requested by my best friend)

Black hair care in Korea (also requested by her)

Where I get fabric from in Korea

Korean Food etc.

And of course I'm gonna blog about the usual stuff, like fashion, life events, fashion design, and the random thoughts that go through my mind.

So, stay tuned!!!

I had a going away party and invited all my friends!!

This party consisted of a lot of balloons, food, karaoke, silly string, and sparklers!

No party is complete without movies or twerking so we did that too!