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I wear size 14!



It's a part of our fitrah that we are drawn to beautiful objects/sights. in fact, Allah is beautiful and He loves beauty.

It's a part of being women, that we want to be pretty, wear fashionable clothes, have healthy skin, put on pretty make ups and have a great body.

I'm not so much into high-ends fashion and stuff, do mix and match all the times rather than trying to keep up with the trend, pretty ignorant sometimes... but I believe I have sound judgement when it comes to physical appearance, that includes, what-you-wear... I refuse to say 'fashion' as I said, I'm rather ignorant.

I always feel like it's an honor when people ask for my opinion about what they are wearing. Almost every member in the family does that once in while. I also give out opinion even when they don't ask, and they always welcome my views with open arms which makes me feel so happy and appreciated.

I may not be that stylish or fashionable myself, but I always try my best not to appear so out of place. On that note, I would like to share one thing that I ALWAYS remember.... a Malay proverb that says;

'Ukur baju di badan sendiri'

Sekian, Terima Kasih

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Faraha Hamidi said…
i'ma a selekeh person especially when i go to class. my roomate even says i have a "uniform" for class because i always wear the same piece every other day. lolz. walking around uni believing people wouldn't notice. but they do! lolz.
December 23, 2010 at 1:49 PM
Anonymous said…
it's not so much about being stylish. pakaian kdg kena sesuai dgn org yg pakai. kdg fesyen tu cantik, tp blum tentu sesuai dgn kita. it's a rule of thumb, fesyen utk cantik kena sesuai dgn org pakai. takpa faraha, pergi klas takyah dress up lebih2, nnt org lain takleh belajar.
January 4, 2011 at 2:15 AM
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