Pink jeans get an outing...and more Bangkok

WARNING - Exceedingly picture heavy!

FINALLY - the Zara pink jeans get an outing. I bought these literally months ago and although I tried them on and loved them, never wore them out. I am not sure why but in the colourful world of Thailand - where as many of you noted, buses and taxis are pink - I felt it was an appropriate time.

Whilst I think the pairing of blazer and tee with these little bright numbers is acceptable I have to  be honest and admit that I am a little sad at what I bought with me to Thailand. I did one of those frantic last minute suitcase stuffings the night before the flight and it was only once I had arrived that I realised I didn't bring the items I really should have. So frustrating but thankfully some core H&M basics made their way in to the mix.

These photos were taken in a random alley off Silom Road as I always feel a little funny/self-conscious about OOTD's taken in public. Not quite sure it has hit the mainstream yet :)  And yes, I am still working the conical wand wavy hair in the most obsessive way possible - I just canNOT do straight hair these days.

Don't you just love the nose imprint received after heavy sunglasses wearing? :)

Jeans: Zara
Blazer: H&M
Tee: H&M
Bag: Miu Miu
Shoes: Tory Burch
Sunglasses: Gucci

Bangkok all wrapped up

Bangkok was everything I thought it would be. Metropolitan and sprawling. I was only there for a few days and barely scratched the surface. I would love to go back to explore it in more detail.

For those of you interested (or not :) I stayed at the Lebua hotel. It's the one featured in The Hangover 2 and they are riding the tails of that claim to fame hard with lots of mentions of the film in the hotel - not sure why, it's hardly Bond is it?

Anyway, it's a fantastic hotel and many of the photos that follow show you the incredible Sky Bar and Sirocco restaurant - located 63 floors up - and Breeze, located a mere 52 :) The views are just amazing.

Here are a random collection of photos - I have many more, including some more traditional sight-seeing temple ones but I can hardly share 100s of photos with you so here's a small selection...

And some of the Lebua hotel...

Apologies that this is such a long post - fingers crossed none of you are on dial-up connections!

I leave Thailand on Wednesday so it's a few more days of spotty blog service from me. Hope to get another post up tomorrow though, if only to show you the goodies I got in Bangkok :)

Goodnight from Koh Samui :)

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