SEA OF LAVENDER

On tight budget that going to South of France is always just a dream? That you'll never witness lavender and sunflower in bloom? Worries no more! Grab your train ticket, have your google map ready, get on the train, and after 45 minutes, you'll reach the Mayfield Lavender Field for just around £8.

However, since it's already fall in London, harvest time has passed and the field no longer open to public. Next year maybe?  

Direction here

Top Acne Studios, Short Isabel Marant, Bag Wool&theGang, Slip-on Sandro

EASTER HOLIDAY

I'm so glad I've finally done my dissertation. YEAH! Though, there are still assignments and exams after Easter Holiday, but hey, I deserve a proper holiday. So I'm currently in Iceland, exploring the beauty of nature. 

Travel updates and pictures will be up after I get back to London. BRB 

WHERE I WANNA BE RIGHT NOW

In need of a holiday now. Dissertation is killing me. 

BRUSSELS PHOTO DIARY

Brussels, a place can be explored simply by foot easily. Gothic architectures are everywhere; Grand Place and Town Hall are stunning that here are just a small selection of pictures I took. 

Such a shame we didn't have time to visit the Cathedral of St. Michel and St. Gudule, since my phone was stolen (the WORST thing happened in this 2 days trip), we spent quite a lot of time at the hotel seeking helps on our last day. Otherwise, we would've made it. 

Good to be back in London though. 

Left for about 48 hours and I've missed it already. 

Eugenia Kim beanie, Isabel Marant Étoile coat, Frame Denim jean, Acne Studio knit, Celine bag, Shepherd England scarf

VIENNA PHOTO DIARY

Having been to Salzburg earlier in October last year, I kind of figured how Vienna looks like. Well, they are both in Austria, so it will be similar. I was wrong. Vienna consists more city life and evolves more music. You'll see lots of promoters dressing like Mozart around Stephansplatz, advertising their concerts to everyone, mostly tourists. Also, there is a royal opera house which Salzburg doesn't have. 

Christmas is definitely the right time to visit Vienna. Christmas markets are everywhere. Personally I like the one at the summer palace most! Not so packed like the one at Rathausplatz, what's more is that every stores sold different things (stores at Birmingham Christmas Market and London Winter Wonderland sell homogeneous products which is quite boring in my opinion). From hand-made christmas decorations to traditional German punsch. I especially love the decoration made of cinnamon rolls, it smells so good! Also, I had cups of Apfelpunsch to stay warm. There are various choices of punsch, an alternative to the you-can-find-it-everywhere mulled wine. 

Although the Christmas Market at Stephansplatz was comparatively small (first time to hold it from 2013), it got everything you'll need. It seemed difficult to find hot dogs and goulash elsewhere but they have it here! And they are the best I've had in my life! 

Wish I can spend Christmas like this every year! 

*Funny fact: I had the best hot dogs ever in Austria (both in Salzburg and Vienna), but not Germany.