It feels good to be back after so long from being away from my blogging duties. If you're asking where I was for 4 days, well, my family and I went to this amazing unspoiled island in Camarines Norte. I'll be sharing more in my next post. Can't wait! 

Paisley prints are everywhere and its making a big comeback! I remember when I was younger and I used to make fun of my mom whenever she wears her paisley printed dresses,  I found it baduy then (You know, kids...) But as I learned more about fashion, I realized they are not as baduy as I thought it was then.  

To familiarize you more with paisley prints, it is an easily recognized pattern that resembles a crooked tear drop or half of a yin-yang. A very popular print on all sorts of clothing and fashion accessories during the 1960s. Though the recognizable paisley print pattern was originally crafted by Indian artisans, it was brought to Scotland in the early 19th century, where it received its name. The print was named after the Scottish town of Paisley, where printed cotton and wool fabrics were heavily manufactured. Paisley print saw its first acclaimed popularity in the 1960s. - Wise Geek

Dress: THRIFTED

Wedge: Tonic

Accessories: It's A Girl Thing Manila

I just had to include this candid shot of me...

Stay Sassy  ♥

My blog title is a bit random but you would know the reason at the end of this post :p Anyway, this is what I wore to school today! Oh God, I'm getting really addicted with paisley prints. It's feminine and at the same very quirky. Got this paisley printed dress from Betty (SM GTW) for less than 600.00 pesos! Such a steal! 

Dress: Betty (SM GTW)

Wedge: Tonic

Hand-Made Bracelet: Dare To Be Fab. Like their page on Facebook and get stoked with their affordable and pretty hand-made bracelets!