ZALORA is your one stop online destination for everything fashion in the Philippines. They bring you an insight on global trends, they feature your favorite international designers and most relevant Filipino brands. They offer a wide variety of pieces and trend from differetn brands. They also give us some of the best promos and discounts you can ever get.

Speaking of promos, here are their latest ads and on going promotions that are perfect for Summer.

This is Zalora's Biggest sale. Up to 90% off on selected brands. You can get some pieces for as low 

as P 300. And the brands taht are included are K-SWISS, SKECHERS, NIKE, BILLABONG, PUMA,

ROCKPORT, NEW BALANCE, KICKERS, ATYPICAL, etc.

Check out the promo's catalogue HERE

Here are some of my Top Picks and an example of their catalogue:

Check this promo out before Labor day ends! :)

Another promo that caught my eye is their LAST CHANCE TO BUY promo. Shoebrands such as

Keds, Nike, Creative Recreation, New Balance, Palladium, etc are present and most of them are

on sale! From 20 - 50% off, you can get em shoe for a cheaper price.

You can check this promo's catalogue HERE

 clothes , you can recycle your old clothes but match them wisely. 

Just like my outfit, I didn't follow the trend of Orange, Polkas, and Stripes. I went for the

 traditional vintage floral patterns in navy and matched it with my old Chinos. Remember, as

 long as you look good  and you feel good, then you're okay to go. 

Navy Blue Polo, MOSSIMO

Melon Hoodie, TOPMAN

Brown Chinos, BENCH/

Alien Socks, DEBENHAMS

Rubber Shoes, NEW BALANCE

Sunglasses, i2i

Shirt, ADIDAS

Pants, TOPMAN

Shoes, NEW BALANCE

\Cap, SM ACCESSORIES

Socks, UNIQLO

Drink, SCHWEPPES

Last last Friday, January 25, 2013, we went out of town with my blockmates and professor Miss Mia 

for our Architectural Design Class. Basically, this trip doubles as a site visit to explore/study and a 

vacation getaway to unwind from our previous "hell term". So, our chosen destination for this term 

was the island of Camiguin. Honestly, the decision wasn't unanimous, I didn't want to go to Camiguin 

because it was an unknown place for me and it's already in Mindanao and I was scared. I didn't have 

any option so I decided to join the trip.

Our trip went super exciting than I expected because it was my first time riding a plane with my 

friends because I usually go out of town or abroad with my family. First, we rode a plane from Manila 

going to Cagayan De Oro because it's nearest to Camiguin and it's the only way to go there. 

When we landed in Cagayan De Oro, we had to ride a van which was included in our Resort/trip 

package. We rode in the van for 2 hours after an hour and a half plane travel, it's quite tiring. We didn't 

explore around Cagayan but the people were very nice and it's a very nice place.

From Cagayan De Oro airport we stopped at Philstone Shipping Corporation where we rode an old 

ferry to get to Camiguin. It was really fun because it had been a long time since I last rode a ship.

And my first time to ride a ferry with some of my closest friends. 

(L-R starting from the tall guy in stripes: Gemar, Kate, Astrid, Maco, Baham, Matt, Yna, Lucy,

Cholo, Maxine, me, Rachel, and Charm)

Tada! The island of Camiguin. It looked kind of creepy because our trip was supposedly in the middle 

of a storm but it didn't matter. The Island was covered in clouds and it looked as if it was the bermuda 

triangle in some movies. From afar the island looked really small but once you're in it it's like a big city. 

We rode the ferry for 1 hour or less and we were amazed to see the super clean and clear seawater 

surrounding Camiguin, you can see the fishbeds and corals underneath our ship.

As soon as we docked, we rode our second van, that was also included in the package, that brought us 

to our lovely resort, Bahay-Bakasyunan sa Camiguin. When we arrived, we all dropped our jaw because 

we didn't expect that the resort was that wonderful. The interiors were amazing, the accomodations 

were wonderful, the food was super delicious, and the money we spent was worth it. Take a look for 

yourself and see how they mixed modern with traditional filipino design. Also the place looked very 

tranquil and relaxing because of the vegetation and all those coconut trees surrounding the resort.

So our first day was all about having fun and exploring around the resort. Our day two was our first 

beach getaway. We rode a bangka going to Mantigue Island. It's a very nice and serene island, the sand 

is white and the water is crystal clear though it's not very suitable for swimming because the corals and 

fishbeds are near the shoreline. We had fun snorkeling and playing in the deep water where you can see 

a lot of fishes under it. There was also this small forest in the middle of the island where there are lots 

of unique trees and plants only found there.

Oh, and the food at the resort were super yummy, especially the lunch and dinner platters. There were 

a lot of serving and different varieties from vegetables to soup to squid to chicken to fish and so on.

Our Day 4 was all about Site visit and study. Our class was divided into 5 groups that would develop 

and study the 5 municipalities of Camiguin. It was a tiring yet fun site visit and we got to see old 

historical place and heritage areas that we never knew existed in Camiguin.