Fashion is a form of art that allows anyone to express themselves without having to say a word. I love experimenting with patterns, fabrics, colors, and mixing high/low pieces together. When I'm in the mood to dress up, my bedroom turns into a hot mess. I know the location of approximately 98% of my clothes but sometimes the outfits I create in my head don't fair well on my body. More often than not, I tend to find forgotten garments in the midst of my rampage. The sheer black ZARA mock neck featured in this post was one of those lost treasures I recovered! It's an old piece I got during my undergraduate years. My love for lace anything began very young and I've only grown more fond of it. Instead of pairing this with something basic and solid, I chose this FREE PEOPLE cream crochet skirt (I bought two so I'm selling the other one on my Poshmark account @adriennenguyenn). I believe the sheer, delicate lace and patterned crochet go well with each other. To minimize any distractions from my outfit, I kept my accessories within the same color scheme - tan, gold and black. Besides, I got to wear this flower necklace I've owned since middle school!
Never in my wildest dreams did I believe the world would be impacted by an invisible yet common enemy that disregards age, gender, race and political affiliations. The economic turmoil, the pain and suffering so many have faced in just a couple of months is inconceivable. This virus stripped the Class of 2020's ability to celebrate our biggest achievement to date - obtaining the Doctor of Pharmacy degree. Whereas previous years were able to say their final goodbyes with this rite of passage, it was, to say the least, very anti-climatic this past weekend. My school has pushed our in-person celebration to later this year but I'm uncertain whether or not this is feasible. I still have yet to take any graduation pictures but I created a graduation mood board!
I will dedicate another post where I speak about my experience on the frontline both in the hospital and community setting so be on the lookout. To all my readers, I hope you and your loved ones are safe and healthy during these unprecedented times. Please follow guidelines and we'll get through this together. These pictures were taken ages ago when I still lived in Orange County... until next time!

