1.7.14

HOMECOMING




Elizabeth wears:

PLAYSUIT: BCBG Max Azria NECKLACE: Strings & Things 

  


I confess. In my four years of living in Jakarta, I’ve never truly felt at home. And although it can be exciting living in a big city, I don’t particularly enjoy the constant noise, chaotic pace of life, and let’s not forget the unforgiving traffic one deals with on a daily basis. There’s nothing like waking up to the sound of a mob of motorcycles at 6 in the morning.

The truth is, if it weren’t due to school or work purposes, Maria and I never would have left the island in the first place. We always favored Bali over Jakarta. Who wouldn’t?

Homecoming |ˈhōmˌkəmi ng |noun : an instance of returning home. I’ve come home (momentarily for good) and it feels GREAT. If you’re wondering, Maria is still based in Jakarta, and this is the first time we’ve ever been apart this long (our record is two weeks)!  There’s always a first for everything, and this is definitely a first for us.

I want to give a big thank you to Indra Permana Kantawibawa who took these beautiful photos. Indra is a good friend of mine from University who recently quit his corporate job to pursue his dream of becoming a photographer in Bali. If you want to check out his awesome work and talent, please feel free to open his website here.

Last but not least, regarding what I’m wearing, I picked out a playsuit and statement necklace. Playsuits are a great alternative to your average high-waisted shorts or summer dresses and are really fun to wear. I especially adore the back with its unexpected lace detailing. To finish off the outfit, I added a blue statement necklace, which compliments the navy playsuit and gives the overall look the right amount of shimmer.

Whether your at home or traveling, have fun experimenting with your style this season! :)




xx

Elizabeth

3 comments:

  1. I love these photos AND the photos on his website! Oh and welcome home! Bali is and will always be my home as well, but unfortunately I have to trade this unparalleled paradise to the traffic craziness of bandung for school. kill me now. I hope I can, one day, come home and have that same amazing feeling like yours! Enjoy!

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    1. Dear Peter,

      Thanks so much for your comment! It's good to know that you're also from Bali. As for living in Bandung, I hear it's not as bad as Jakarta - great food and cafes! And plus, it's good to live away from home for a period of time. The experience makes us appreciate home that much more.

      Good luck with your studies! :)

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  2. Hi!
    Could you name the place you took the photos? Thankyou :)

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