Being the outdated movie watcher i am, i have just watched the devil wears parada. A really nice movie that gives you an insight into the world of fashion, the high life and that money is not easily earned I think i have an excuse for not watching this movie till now, that is i was in Brunei for some overseas training at the time of screening and unable to watch it. haha.

Anyway, pertaining to the issue whether we should try to be fashionable although i know the movie is focused more about the balancing of work and your own life and our own directions in life but i find this issue more interesting to discuss. If anyone noticed, she was quite significantly prettier after her makeover than before, although the unfair advantage is that she is already has naturally above average looks, the makeover made her standout allot more and i think if you look at her after the makeover you would feel shes more professional/dependable/less useless looking/fierce kinda aura surrounding her. I believe that these subtle changes do actually make a big impact on the first impressions that you give people although most will probably say that its just the clothes and no one would care.

I myself haven't seen anyone here and Singapore that dresses up so well, except my mom maybe :p. Even being the fashion idiot that i am, i can appreciate that the countless styles or outfits that are constantly changing in the show which i feel are really nice. Unique yet not overdoing it, something you would see and could imagine a real person going to work in that outfit. I would love to be proven wrong but so far I have not seen anyone here wearing something unique yet great yet practical and can pull it off walking down orchard road. Pleaseeee prove me wrong :p Somehow i have the feeling that the devil would rather be naked in Singapore due to the weather and may have trouble finding the correct outfits, thanks to our "great" selection