Luxury

Since I started working, I've always envied people who can afford a luxurious lifestyle. Those who can afford to shop to high fashion brands, dine to the finest restaurants, travel the world and even those who can go and play to casinos. I grew up dreaming to have at least a day of experiencing those perks but I guess it will remain as such. I may not have enough to experience such a life, but lucky enough, I let clothes and style make me experience the luxury I've been longing to feel.

Just how this high low OASAP Dress made me feel for a night -- luxury and glamour.
 
You know that high fashion models or elites you get to see in Hollywood? That's what I felt while I walked around Greenbelt wearing this high-low OASAP Dress. Paired with a gold choker from Vintage Finds, and a pair of shimmery shoes from Forever 21, I felt so elegant even just for a night.

Funny how a simple dress can make you feel a million bucks richer! If only the weather permits me to wear trench coat, Prada Sunnies and carry a Balenciaga bag, I'd be a perfect Hollywood socialite, or that rich heiress who can burn money while drinking martinis in Vegas. Weird, but that's how I felt while wearing this gorgeous dress.


It's probably one of the reason why I came up with The Bargain Doll -- on being able to show my personal style while being on a budget. I've always been frustrated with a lot of things growing up (particularly on not being able to buy the things -- clothes and shoes that I want) and then I learn to be resourceful and be able to get and showcase my style as I started working. And little did I know that through this blog, I'd be able to feel confident, rich, glamorous through the clothes that I wear.

PS: I've always dreamed of going to Las Vegas and get married there. Just like how Aston and Cameron did in waking up in vegas. Do you think its a perfect honeymoon place when Pao and I get married? Is my outfit perfect for the place?

Anyways, I hope you guys are having a great Sunday :)

Much Love,
The Bargain Doll

Thanks to Paolo Peralta for the Photos