HÜBSCH JESS BABY

Baby and I visited the  CHAGEE Pop up - Garden of Senses: A Tea Reverie  which is located at the Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM). It is a multi-sensory showcase exploring the rich social significance of tea across Asia through art installations and interactive experiences. The journey began with a sculptural paper installation which was inspired by the form of tea leaves. The contemplative space allows visitors to slow down, observe and ease into the experience, setting the tone for mindful exploration. I loved this immersive fragrance zone, as it showcased Chagee’s best-selling tea. I picked up both the exclusive  CHAGEE Blue  and  Brown Pony Plushie Charm . I’m going to hang it on my new bag from  House of Little Bunny  for the coming new year which my  Best Makan kaki, 'N'  gave to me during her Birthday trip to Bangkok. All Access ticket holders can purchase the limited-edition light blue variant in-store as a bundled set, by presenting...

Meryl extended her invite to me to the CLEO X CARLO RINO Styling Workshop, which was held at the Vivo City Atrium . Linda was there too!     The whole setting was set up as a fun-filled wonderland, upon entering the premises, it was akin to something out of every fairytale story that one can conceive out of imagination! We stood amongst the life-sized fantasy library setting, and it was pretty photo worthy.       Carlo Rino presented their pastel perfect AW15 collection. This season, they warm the hearts of their shoppers with pretty and fun pastel colors.             We learnt tips on how to pair our outfits with the perfect bags.     I enjoyed a whimsical girls' day out with them and we took many photos against the photo-wall.       For refreshments, we got to try out some colorful desserts as well as ...

During the Deepavali holiday, Baby and I went for an excursion to The Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM). It is the first museum in the region to showcase an integrated perspective of pan-Asian cultures and civilisations.   We had gained knowledge about Asian cultures by looking through the exhibitions and read up from the articles...   After we exited the museum, we headed down to Cavenagh Bridge , it was built in 1868 and is today the oldest bridge in Singapore. Cavenagh Bridge is named after Sir Lieutenant General William Orfeur Cavenagh , the last Governor of the Straits Settlements (1859 - 1867) under British India control. Today, Cavenagh Bridge is a pedestrian bridge across the Singapore River , that will lead us from The Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM) to Fullerton Bay Hotel, Boat Quay and even the latest  subway MRT station...   Purple Attic is a mid-market women's fashion and accessories boutique which can be...