Wednesday, March 23, 2011
j&b met. larger than life.
[red foam dress designed by inge wulff for KLuK CGDT; purple goddess dress designed by inge wulff for .ing]
my best friend inge wulff, an aspiring fashion desginer now working at the prestigious KLuKCGDT design house created the very regal purple number i wore to the 2011 j&b met and designed her red dress. the red dress is made entirely from foam. creativity at its best! i felt like a superstar.
here are some more pics forom the lavish day!
myself ing and sally
ing
dylan and i
aqeela and yusri ---such pretty people
me :) in my inge wulff original dress
aluta and my mommy
inge and dylan were one of the couples in the running for best dressed couple
while they didn't win, to me THEY WERE THE BEST DRESSED!
sarah and her gorgeous date
dylan jack
here are some more pics forom the lavish day!
while they didn't win, to me THEY WERE THE BEST DRESSED!
Saturday, March 12, 2011
japan is happening everywhere
yesterday the world was traumatized by the 8.9 magnitute earthquake that struck northeast japan. it has had devastating effects on the earthquake prone country, with the death toll expected to exceed 1500 people. this takes my mind back to a year ago, when haiti experienced a tragic 7.0 magnitute earthquake that claimed over 300,00 lives and left over 1million people homeless. thankfully the world could not never sit and watch millions of virutally helpless people and many countries responded with aid.
the day after the japan earthquake, my facebook and twitter pages are over flowing with friends of mine responding to the tragedy in japan, many of them urging everyone to pray for the families affected. apart of me feels guilty for having a facebook status update or tweet that isn't talking about japan. and while my heart sincerely feels for every single human being in japan, the whole idea of your land your earth your support structure crumbling under your feet is terryfying, i feel helpless because my life is still going on.
we all want to make a difference in japan and lend a helping hand but unfortunately 90% of the population isn't in the position to do so as an individual. however, us normal people can make a difference of our own in a sustainable way. like japan, haiti and even the bp oil spill, every country, every community has similar situations that it is dealing with. so instead of feeling helpless or terrible that you can't actually be in japan to assist in aid relief or are even unable to donate millions to charitable organisations, by making an effort to get involved in your community and lend a hand in your own capacity right here at home, you have done a great deal in helping japan.
the day after the japan earthquake, my facebook and twitter pages are over flowing with friends of mine responding to the tragedy in japan, many of them urging everyone to pray for the families affected. apart of me feels guilty for having a facebook status update or tweet that isn't talking about japan. and while my heart sincerely feels for every single human being in japan, the whole idea of your land your earth your support structure crumbling under your feet is terryfying, i feel helpless because my life is still going on.
we all want to make a difference in japan and lend a helping hand but unfortunately 90% of the population isn't in the position to do so as an individual. however, us normal people can make a difference of our own in a sustainable way. like japan, haiti and even the bp oil spill, every country, every community has similar situations that it is dealing with. so instead of feeling helpless or terrible that you can't actually be in japan to assist in aid relief or are even unable to donate millions to charitable organisations, by making an effort to get involved in your community and lend a hand in your own capacity right here at home, you have done a great deal in helping japan.
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