小可愛

The post title (小可愛) is the Taiwanese word for camisole. It literally translates to "small cute [thing]" so I was confused the first time I heard it because in  my mind a lot of things can be "小可愛!" The mainland Chinese word is 吊帶背心 (literal translation: vest/sleeveless shirt with straps) which makes a lot more sense but I suppose isn't as catchy.

Anyway, my mom came back from Taiwan recently and bought me a couple of things ^___^

I asked for this organizer because I kept on accidentally leaving stuff I needed when I switched between bags. It's the perfect size to put in the white bow bag I bought from them earlier this year. Haven't put anything in it yet, but it has lots of differently sized pockets.

PG Beauty Polka-dot Purse Organizer, 99 元

She visited one of the PG Beauty stores in Taipei and said they were super nice. Apparently they have a lifetime warranty - if the zipper breaks or the strap tears or something like that, you can go get it fixed. Pretty nice deal considering most of their stuff is less than $20.

Also, she knows I really like Muji (無印良品), so she bought me this awesome cape/scarf/shawl thingy:

Knit Cape with Button, $45.95 at Muji US

Basically there are two sets of buttons/holes, which lets you wear it as a scarf, shawl, cardigan, etc. Pretty fun! It's really soft~

Also, since my mom's back, she decided to go online shopping (yay end-of-season sales) and I tagged along with her order. I really like navy blue >___<

Unrelated-to-everything-else photo: after not really wearing makeup for three months I decided to put on circle lenses and lashes. (To go work on applications at Starbucks. yeah.) But I got a headache after half an hour so I tossed the lenses - guess I should invest in torics if I really want to wear circle lenses. (I bought the spherical equivalent so I could see perfectly fine, but I guess my eyes can't tolerate it.)

Well this has been super disjointed. Hopefully I'll go back to dressing decently soon...