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Sarah and I braved the winds, rain, clouds and crowds to arrive at Zouk last Sunday for Flea & Easy, the Fashion Elite Edition.

Upon entering the tunnel we were greeted with a horde of people which were not at all representative of the blizzard mob of humans that were in the main area. Crowd control, anyone?

For some strange reason, (our instincts must have met in mid air and locked pinkies) we automatically sniffed our way to the hansel stall to scour for samples. But Abracadabra wasn’t there! The space was so tiny they had to pack away most of the stuff and only display those pieces that have survived at least two previous sample sales.

It was Sarah’s field day of buys and trys. She is succumbing to vintage, and I, to futuristic! Gasp. She used to not understand why people are so interested and intrigued by vintage stuff. It’s second-hand, it’s probably smelly, maybe it carries some diesease! I never could appreciate shiny stuff in the weirdest of shapes and proportions.

Anyway, here is her stash!

$5 Sesame Street t-shirt

$20 Vintage mustard accordian pleats dress. Quite pretty!

$8 Printed cropped jacket. She wore it to Blueprint with her boots and it was awesome. Say “Aw-we-soo-meh!”

She bought another long white dress for $20 as well but she didn’t let me take a photo of it!

I got a wooden ring and navy patent skinny belt from Rosalind of 987FM. for $6! Sweet

Here’s what we wore to Qiu Hao’s

Jo
Top: Basic t-shirt from River Island
Bottom: High-waist pencil skirt from Bysi
Shoes: High gladiator sandals from http://www.urbanog.com
Bag: Rattan oversized clutch (actually a document folder), thrifted
Watch: Bracelet Link Watch from Marc Jacobs

Sarah
Top: Grey V-neck kimono-inspired top (by a HK designer) from Central
Bottom: Black shorts from Ojay (purchased from Sydney, Australia)
Shoes: Brown round-toe pumps from John Little
Bag: Black Adidas bag from BHG
Watch: Silver Casio watch
Accessories: Fujitsu tablet in black foam sleeve

Before Qiu Hao’s Something’s Growing

Us in the cab

I made Sarah Imitate the Burberry ad outside Taka