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Vintage navy Sailor Shirt from local markets, Rittenhouse shorts, Derby Millinery suspenders, custom pleated skirt from Lawrara Shop, Demonia creepers.

Since I leave for Tokyo, Japan in a about one week, I imagine this will be my last outfit post until then. Coincidentally in fitting with this, I've sort of unintentionally created my own variation of the seifuku (制服) / sailor uniform with this amazing authentic sailor shirt I picked up for $10 at some local markets. I haven't had this much thrifting luck in a long time! I even checked out where the shirt originated, and as embroidered on the right-hand sleeve it's from the U.S.S. Caron (check this and this out). I have about a million things to get done before I jet off next week, so crunch time has officially begun!

In case I don't see you on here until I'm in Japan, be sure to follow me on tumblr and twitter - especially twitter! I'll be flying by myself on the way to Tokyo before I meet up with my travel buddies, so I'll need some company on my journey over (＾▽＾*)

So... you like stuff?

1. An authentic vintage army jumper I found at local markets for $5 (will be using it for an upcoming photo shoot) 
2. My backstage pass for fashion week 
3. Super freakin adorable cat notepads
4. Some goodies from Miracle.

New outfit post coming soon!

Adriano Zumbo Dessert Train

I've been dying to visit Adriano Zumbo's Dessert Train at The Star Sydney ever since it opened, and now I've finally ticked it off my bucket list (─▽─) It really is exactly like a sushi train (a.k.a. conveyer belt sushi) except with small servings of Zumbo's unique and bizarre desserts instead of Japanese cuisine. Although funnily enough I spotted a couple of girls leaving the train after mistaking it for a place where they could find the latter. We attended during Happy Hour so all plates were $4! My favourite was the "Violet Crunchie" (pictured above with the chunk of honeycomb on top) and it's exactly as it sounds, a dessert flavoured exactly like Violet Crumble and Crunchie combined *drools*. After devouring enough sweet delicacies to form a sizeable stack of pink and chocolate coloured plates, we stopped by The Star's convenience store because it has an enormous variety of international chocolate and lollies. The goodies I picked up were the Cinnamon Toast Crunch, the Butterfinger and the mint chocolate chip Cookie Dough bites mmmmmmmm.