Was on leave today and brought Nat to the market on the way to Membina. She helped to choose some french beans, but at one point she scrunched her nose and asked, "What's that smell??"


Swana was on leave too, she had a driving lesson in the morning and then we met for lunch at Vivo. She found me at Forever 21, I caved and bought a jumpsuit and a one-shoulder butterfly print top. Yesterday I bought a pair of black capris, a polo tee and shorts from Giordano. So much for new year resolutions! But then again, my resolution was to buy less dresses and so far I've only bought one this year.

Speaking of dresses, one hundred haute couture gowns by Valentino are currently on display at Resorts World Sentosa (RWS) and Rachel, Swana and I went to check them out in the afternoon. I'd never been to RWS till today, so suaku! We almost couldn't find our way to the convention centre from the massive carpark, but a kind employee showed us the way.
The dresses were exquisite and some of the designs quite timeless, they would not look out of place in 1970 or 2010. Sophisticated silhouettes, rich fabrics and intricate embroideries...the frocks were pieces of art with plenty of attention to detail.
You know I love blue floral prints and this was one of my favourites from the display.


There were a few Valentino signature red gowns, a number of gowns made famous by celebrities, including the one Julia Roberts' picked up her Oscar in. The lights were rather dim to protect the gowns and I was so glad for the low light function on my camera. Valentino was a master couturier, I wish there were more such fashion exhibits from other designers i.e. Givenchy, Chanel, YSL...



We were done within an hour and did a quick walkabout of the rest of the resort. A steady stream of heartlanders headed in and out of the casino, and we went up a 'drama' series of escalators to check out the Hard Rock Hotel and some of the retail shops.


Saw the Victoria's Secret store - very disappointing. I'd heard it was small but 80% of the merchandise appeared to be toiletries, what's the point?
We checked out the Rang Mahal, they were preparing for a private event and I enquired about corporate bookings. Pretty swish inside, and can take up to 130 guests.

Rachel followed us to Membina where the kids had just woken up from their naps. We took Nat and Gigi to check out Tiong Bahru Park, there was a big playground and the pond was a bonus. They do love their bubbles!




Swana was on leave too, she had a driving lesson in the morning and then we met for lunch at Vivo. She found me at Forever 21, I caved and bought a jumpsuit and a one-shoulder butterfly print top. Yesterday I bought a pair of black capris, a polo tee and shorts from Giordano. So much for new year resolutions! But then again, my resolution was to buy less dresses and so far I've only bought one this year.

Speaking of dresses, one hundred haute couture gowns by Valentino are currently on display at Resorts World Sentosa (RWS) and Rachel, Swana and I went to check them out in the afternoon. I'd never been to RWS till today, so suaku! We almost couldn't find our way to the convention centre from the massive carpark, but a kind employee showed us the way.
The dresses were exquisite and some of the designs quite timeless, they would not look out of place in 1970 or 2010. Sophisticated silhouettes, rich fabrics and intricate embroideries...the frocks were pieces of art with plenty of attention to detail.
You know I love blue floral prints and this was one of my favourites from the display.


There were a few Valentino signature red gowns, a number of gowns made famous by celebrities, including the one Julia Roberts' picked up her Oscar in. The lights were rather dim to protect the gowns and I was so glad for the low light function on my camera. Valentino was a master couturier, I wish there were more such fashion exhibits from other designers i.e. Givenchy, Chanel, YSL...



We were done within an hour and did a quick walkabout of the rest of the resort. A steady stream of heartlanders headed in and out of the casino, and we went up a 'drama' series of escalators to check out the Hard Rock Hotel and some of the retail shops.


Saw the Victoria's Secret store - very disappointing. I'd heard it was small but 80% of the merchandise appeared to be toiletries, what's the point?
We checked out the Rang Mahal, they were preparing for a private event and I enquired about corporate bookings. Pretty swish inside, and can take up to 130 guests.

Rachel followed us to Membina where the kids had just woken up from their naps. We took Nat and Gigi to check out Tiong Bahru Park, there was a big playground and the pond was a bonus. They do love their bubbles!




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