I remember stepping past these gates a year ago and feeling like I was walking on foreign unexplored territory. Now, it just feels like going to a second home (and actually main home during finals season). Looking back, I feel like this first year of University went by both in a fast and slow way. The slow parts were mostly the midterms/finals periods which kept me busy for the past three weeks. That was also the reason why I've been mia and haven't posted on here at all but HEY I'M BACK. Even though I'm taking summer classes to lighten up my course load when I'm going on exchange next winter (!!!), I have a few posts ideas coming up including two collaborations that I'm pretty excited to share, hinted on insta ;) Now that I can finally breathe again, I'll be back to posting regularly again.


A few weeks ago, I met up with Tiffany and Lily who both have their own youtube channel, Garlic Milk, to film a lookbook styling turtlenecks and skirts in 7 different looks. Here were the extra shots taken of my second outfit and the video. Enjoy x


If you're a student around McGill University, you've most likely already stepped your foot into this cafe at least once or seen it packed as you were rushing late to your way too early 8:30am class. Café Humble Lion is literally a long hole in a wall sandwiched between two other student hotspots. You probably will not find a spot if you show up in the middle of a school day unless you get lucky or if you camp someone while staring at them intensely until they feel too bullied to stay at their table. In my case, I didn't feel like waiting so I went with the second option... (jk I got lucky)


In the midst of the storm of midterms, editing photos and writing this blogpost is one of the only things that's letting me take a breath and keeping me sane at the moment. As for where these photos are from, they were captured in a beautiful space provided by Breather.



Just a series of photos taken while wandering around the quite aesthetically pleasing visual exhibitions at the MAC (Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal). Enjoy x



This is it, another year has just flashed before my eyes again. 2015 was both one of the best and worst years of my life, but one that I'll never forget for everything I've learned, for the new people I've met or for some of the best moments spent with those who will no longer be part of my life in 2016.

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