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Friday, June 01, 2007

not shopping for a long long time since work started. but it still irks me to know that we can actually find similar stuff here and there.





DKNY Vs Mango:

VS





Zara dress, seen in (maybe) Mango and BYSI:





This Zara dress, confirm in BYSI:





and this Zara one, seen it in the mag bout some high fashion runway. plus i saw a cheaper version somewhere in J8:




my dad says "don't buy for the sake of buying." i say "no no. i don't buy for the sake of buying. i buy because i don't have it right." one day when i wake up and decide that i wanna wear an ah-go-go, i will NEED an ah-go-go dress in the wardrobe so i can wear it right. i'll save up for my ah-go-go dress and when i wear it i'll run around and the layers can bounce and we can pretend we're in the 50s or 60s or whatever era that wears such bouncy dresses =D

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