I saw this picture just now, and am now washing my hair. Yuck. Paula cute though. (Taken with instagram)
aj. 26 in the US. 27 Seoul, South Korea. I arrived in Korea as a Visual Merchandiser for American Apparel but now I work as a bartender, tutor, and do freelance fashion work on the side. This is where I post my more personal sightings, generally with a healthy dose of sass. Hwaiting!
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These are Paula’s photos from the other night. Please try to credit photos if you get them from an independent website or blog. noonablog.com
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BANANAMILK.NET: Pull&Bear Grand Opening
Pull and Bear opened up their first store in Seoul (D-Cube department store) last Friday and organized a great event to celebrate their expansion. The guests seemed to have a great time, meeting new and old friends, enjoying the organic drinks and snacks, shopping, and listening to the…
BANANAMILK.NET: F.Y.I Seoul
F.Y.I. (For Your Information) Seoul is a new little series I’m starting up.
There are so many beautiful photo blogs about Korea, Seoul, fashion, travelling etc. where the writers show the unique corners of this country and city – but it’s not very many of them that show pictures of the little…
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Dongmyo Vintage Market
I’ve found my latest shopping-water hole, in a rather unexpected place; subway station Dongmyo (dark blue line 1, exit 3). It’s a vintage/second-hand market where you literally can find everything.
The area is rather big and one can easily spend half a day walking around the shops and stands. People who come there are of all sorts; fashionistas and shop owners looking for unique pieces to their collections, but also ajussis and ajummas wanting to make bargains for kitchen appliances or other electronic gadgets.
Just like most second-hand markets, it takes some energy to look around, just because of the fact that there is so much of everything – both priceless and useless things. There are musical instruments, clothes, accessories, and all sorts of interesting one-of-a-kind’s – but there are also half used body lotion bottles and piles of copied Korean 70’s CDs for sale, so it takes a bit of effort to find the hidden goodies.
Luckily, if you don’t have much time or much patience, you might just as well find something if you are prepared to pay just a little bit more. Apart from the stands, there are also some shops to keep your eyes open for. They take advantage of the draw of the market, but find the treasures for you, so in these shops it’s much easier to find the latest trends or quality clothing.
I made a little video so that you can see what it’s like (sorry about the low sound)!
X Paula
Hey guys! My iPhone was stolen last Thursday at the GD&TOP/Major Lazor show you may have read about on Bananamilk.net. So, unfortunately, I will be MIA for va little bit until I get a new one.
It is ok though, the same night my phone was stolen, I got to meet and hang out with TOP and MAJOR LAZOR!!!! TOP touched me! eeep!
Follow me on Bananamilk.net until further notice! Here is the new “About Me” picture on the website. Paula, me, and Cory from the Pentaport Rock Festival. ^^
