Terracotta Print

Got my eyes on this place recently. Chinatown area of Bandung had never been this interesting before. I remember my parents used to take me here to have some brunch on tedious Sundays. Not a big fan of oriental architecture/decor myself, this brand new place, named after its own area: Chinatown, full of oriental touch mixed with some refreshingly vintage stuffs, a bit of pop culture and playful colors, makes me think twice to say that I'm not into oriental decor. There were always cute corners wherever I laid my eyes on. Here, I coincidentally (of course not) wore a Terracotta army printed dress in order to match with the theme of the day. 

Fellow Indonesian 90's kids, these knick-knacks are so nostalgic! And it's hard for me to say no to those cute notebooks

Pastel and Layers

I visited Farmhouse Lembang recently, and it was way more interesting than before to me since they seem to adding lots of ethnic stuffs and knick-knacks to their shop and also more areas with more rich,vibrant colors and patterns to enjoy. Such a comely place! Here I wore four pieces of clothing. Top tee from Miss Sixty, more pink top inside, knitted cardigan, and finally, the skirt which was embellished by myself using my pompoms leftover. Then the flat shoes actually had ribbon on them but I altered them with more pompoms from Stroberi. Yay for layering game!

You could dress up in some Dutch costumes here as well. And oh,  they have added more costumes to their collections. So many things to do and to see, if you haven't visited this place, do come!