When I was still in school, I just dreamed of working in an office, have my own desk, and work on computer related stuff, and that’s where I am right now. I am the type of person who just wanted simple things in life, but as we grow old, we realized that we need to dream big for us to discover the things that we thought we cannot do. When we dream big, we tend to push ourselves to our limits and work really hard to achieve those dreams.

Today, I have a new set of goals I wanted to achieve, and I know I’m on the right track of achieving them. Let me write this quote I read in the internet, “think big, dream big, believe big, and the results will be big”.

I went to Manila last year for the Vivo V5 launch wearing this outfit. We stayed at the beautiful Nobu Hotel in City of Dreams. This place reminds me so much of Japan because of the modern zen like architectures and interior designs.

Vivo V5 is the world’s first smartphone featuring a 20MP Front Camera. It is the perfect smartphone for selfie lovers out there.

Vivo V5 Specifications

• 1.5GHz MediaTek 6750 Octa-core CPU
• Mali T860 Graphics Processor
• 4GB RAM
• 5.5-Inch HD IPS Display; 1280×720 Resolution
• 32GB of expandable storage
• 13-megapixel rear camera, LED Flash
• 20-megapixel front camera f/2.0 aperture with LED Flash
• Dual SIM (Hybrid tray)
• 3G, LTE (No 700MHz support)
• WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, A-GPS, Fingerprint Scanner
• Android 6.0 Marshmallow, FunTouch UI
• 3000mAh Non-Removable Battery
• Released: Novermber 2016 at Php 12,990 SRP

Visit Vivo Philippines website for more details

You can read more about these destinations in Seoul on my 3 Day Seoul Itinerary post.

The outfit I wore for our 3rd day in Seoul is actually planned for Dongdaemun Design Plaza. I want an edgy outfit that will match its modern and neofuturistic architecture. It was 28 degrees during that day so wearing a jacket was a little inappropriate. I still brought it though and wore it for the shoot, ahaha. I also took a couple of OOTD photos along Cheonggyecheon Stream because the place is also has a couple of beautiful spots for photos.

I’ve been dying to buy this olive green bomber jacket from Memo but it was too expensive, good thing it went on sale and I bought it right away. I also like the nylon material it was made of because it can repel water, perfect for the rainy days, and it’s light weight too. I also wore a long line tee and a worn-out cropped pants to make the look edgy and grungy. I finished the look with a military green fedora hat, a pair of sunglasses with flash lens and a comfy white sneakers.

If you are planning to visit South Korea anytime soon, checkout my 3 Day Seoul Itinerary.