If you live at Indonesia, you will know how everyday is summer. To live in a place like this, shorts and mini skirt are most girls' favorite fashion items. BUT! In Indonesia, you can't just go everywhere with shorts and mini skirt without getting all stares and flirt from unwanted man, specially if you have to go with public transportation or by feet. *so gross* So, jeans, midi skirt and maxi skirt become more favorable than shorts and mini skirts. Cruel, don't you think?


Since i have to go to most places with public transportation, i prefer jeans and pants over shorts and mini skirt. For daily outing, i basically choose something simple and casual. Like this outfit.







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Anastasia


credit:
photographer: Stephany F. Goenawan
edited by me

Hello みんあーさん！\(≧∇≦)/  おげんきですか？


It's been a while, i believe. I finally got my laptop back from the hospital. haha.. I really missed my laptop to update my blog, read your blog, and reply your sweet comment. :) BUT! When my laptop was not around with me, i update my instagram with some photos. Have you follow my instagram yet? Follow me if you haven't! ha-ha.


Oh well....since i can update my blog, i won't waste time to update my blog -it's my outfit when i took off to Japan last April, yep-yep, it's my airport outfit.

If you read the articel in Dskon.com featuring me HERE, you will see my airport outfit choices. I basically go for simple outfit because i want to feel comfortable in the plane. You can't move freely so comfy outfit will help you feel better.

What i chose that time was a denim top, a outerwear (it's a must because the plane was so cold), pants, backpack, and a pair of boots. As for accessories, i didn't wear much -just watch and necklace i usually wear everywhere i go.

One more tips:
Don't use too much make-up if your journey take hours in the plane. It's a big NO-NO!











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credit:
photographer: Stephany F. Goenawan
edited by me