Breaking the Code

5 Rules for dressing for success in a Korean Kindergarten:

1.  Cute is king.

2.  Bright is a requirement.

3. Tight is your friend.

4.  Short good.

5. Low cut bad.

And I Would Walk 5,000 Miles

Apparently Harri-bou and I are are joined at the fashion hip, even with 5,000 miles between us and nine months apart.

We sent each other pictures of our new kicks today.

Pretty Princess

Like a duck to water. 

I found Korean traditional dress delightful.

Hanbok

This is how we roll.

Pretty Princesses All in a Row

Little Boy Dreams

Hearts As Bright As Their Hanboks

Keep'n It Real

I'm an Out-y not an In-y

It wasn't a good idea,

 

but I wanted to know what it felt like

to spend a day with my shirt tucked into my skirt.

Final conclusion:

This is one local custom that's just not for me.

Maybe next time I'll try something new and I'll like it.

Hooker or Teacher: You Be The Judge

This week numerous tight, short items were purchased

and a decision was made.

See how short and tight one can dress

before they are sent home to change.

Trial One: A skin tight "dress" I though might be a long t-shirt.

Boss's Response:  "Wow, you look so beautiful!!!"

Not really what I had expected.

Game Over

Shirt or Dress

I continue to ask myself,

are they shirts or are they dresses?

The only conclusion I've come to 

is that it doesn't really matter.