What doesn't kill you makes you stronger.

Yeah so this is the second week of school after the New Year break. My English teacher told me to read a book in the holidays but I'm actually not done with it yet so I need to continue reading it again these times.
Btw, i'm such a book nerd. Knowing that i'm not done with my English class book, I borrowed three other books from the library : Spanking Shakespeare (it's a sexually provocative yet hilarious lewd novel, recommended!), Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson (it's a great epistolary novel so if you're into autobiographies like The Perks of Being A Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky, this one's similar.), and The No.1 Ladies Detective Agency by Alexander McCall Smith (it's a story about this lady in Botswana aiming to grow a detective agency, an amazing culture novel, the movie has great costumes though)

Top to bottom :

"A Raisin' In The Sun" by Lorraine Hansberry - school asks me done with this by Tuesday. *sighs*
''The No 1 Ladies Detective Agency'' by Alexander McCall Smith - check out the HBO Series here. So loving the outfits!
"Spanking Shakespeare" by Jake Wizner - expecting seriously funny humor? check this out!
"Speak" by Laurie Halse Anderson - if you're fed up with your life, put yourself in this book's character.

I'm wearing : Unbranded "Chaos" oversized tee, Mum's vintage military styled shirt

Brogues and Bicycles

Hi! I'm so exhausted and this may sound a little exasperated but I'm extremely nauseous and i'm about to faint. But .... for you non existent lookers of my blog and die-hard fans,  I'm willing to post a look.

So, lately i've been inspired by creative-minded color blocking style mixed with a thrift-storeesque vintage feel. You might get shock if I state what i'm actually wearing here.

I'm wearing :

Unbranded color block shirt bought at Tebet, Gap Fisherman hat, Fluorescent glow-in-the-dark vest as outerwear (you may know it as the ones worn by security guards and police officers!), Unbranded socks, Daddy's brogue. 

I guess that's it. I'm sincerely hoping anyone who read this a joyful day.

Adieu,

Xx, Rafi