Fashion stalker...

You know, I've always had this weird fashion dilemma.

I'm not an avid designer stalker, but once I found something I like e.g. Marc Jacob's clean silhouette designs, Michael Kors' young and trendy design, Anya Hindmarch's insightful bag designs and not forgetting legendary couture designers - Elie Saab, Chanel or Valentino; it's quite hard to not admire repetitively at the gorgeous designs they produce.

But what I failed as a fashion enthusiast is that I failed to repeat their marvellous creativity and insights in real life.

I am very conscious of myself in public. My ongoing dilemma is that I always have to get positive reactions from people once I tried a fashion dare. One negative remark can leave me moody the whole day, which beats its purpose - because fashion is about attempting difference and being happy about your individuality.

I played safe most of the time, as to not create raised eyebrows from people around me.

Which again to me, beats the purpose of fashion - because by then, I am succumbing to being the pessimist and not creating the individual style that fashion enthusiast should have.

Imagine then, when I see these marvellous commoners (well, they aren't common to me -_-''') dwelled up in their most fashion-forward styles and totally working it out!

I love TiC, of which all of these pictures are stolen from because they portray all the styles you can create (and looking good too!).

While I may not be daring enough to walk The Spring down this weekend with the styles portrayed, all these pictures momentarily quench my thirst of fashion famine.

Stylish boho: Sheryl O. for TiC

Old skool glam:Raleena S. for TiC

Bright pinafore: Ming Lee for TiC

Bold and preppy: Lock S. for TiC

These pictures make me go wahhhh and ohhhh! How can these people looked so good and stylish at the same time! *envious*