Many of you, who follow me on Instagram and Facebook, have probably known about my interview with one of the world's famous fashion designers, Zac Posen, when I was in New York for fashion week last month. You can watch the video here if you haven't done so. 

The most common questions that people asked me when I came back to Singapore were: How was Zac Posen? How was your interview with him? Was he friendly? etc.... I have already answered these questions in this article. But then I thought, maybe I should talk more about what's behind the scene to take you through this amazing experience with me. Because I love you very much, and I know you love Zac Posen as much as I do. 

1. Was Zac Posen friendly?

Absolutely. Zac Posen is every A-list celebrity's favorite designer in Hollywood. From Rihana, Naomi Campbell to Coco Rocha, Kim Kardashian, everyone loves wearing his designs. Many people think superstars are not friendly and approachable, but that doesn't apply to Zac. He shook everyone's hands, said hello to everyone in his booth that day, and answered every single question that we had for him. A smile was always on his face. He even gave me a tote bag that was customized for the event. I have been a huge fan of Zac Posen and his designs, and I love him even more after this. Who wouldn't?

2. I was so nervous that I almost gave up.

Two days before the interview, I was asked by the PR Agency whether I could do an interview with Zac Posen. Although I told them that I could, I was actually freaked out. "It's Zac Posen that you will be interviewing, you know?"- I asked myself. I was nervous and I was excited at the same time. I have always been dreaming of becoming a TV presenter and interviewing celebrities, but when the opportunity came knocking the door, I started feeling doubtful of myself. Only after receiving the second email confirmation, I realized that this was real. I had to go for it and do it really well. I hope I did.  

3. I spent US$500 on this interview. 

We had a superb camera with us, but it was meant for photo taking only. I didn't bring my videography equipment with me because, as I mentioned earlier, I didn't know that I would be interviewing celebrities during fashion week; I left all of my video equipment at home. I could make use of natural lighting and voice recording function from my iPhone, but I wanted to do a good interview and be professional. I went to B & H electronic store in Manhattan and bought an external video lighting, microphone, external hard drive, all of which cost me US$500. 

4. I stayed up until 5 am to get myself prepared.

Although I follow Zac Posen on his social media, it is very hard to keep up with many amazing things that he does. This includes being a judge of "Project Runway", a Creative Director of Brooks Brothers, a designer of his own labels Zac Posen, ZAC Zac Posen, Truly Zac Posen, I don't know how a person can do many different things in a day, but Zac seems to have no problem with it. I read every article about him on the internet, watched many of his interviews to make sure I wouldn't ask him the same questions that everyone else did. By the time, I was done researching, the clock ticked 5 am. I quickly grabbed 3 precious hours left to rest so that I could get ready by 9 am for the interview. I was exhausted, but I felt so satisfied. If I had to do it all over again, I definitely would. 

There you have it. The four things that you didn't know about my interview with Zac Posen. Now you know. Was Zac Posen happy with my interview? I don't know. I hope he was. Even if he didn't like, I would totally understand as I thought I could have done better. 

Perhaps, next time. 

Don't forget to check out Zac Posen's latest collection ZAC Zac Posen Spring Summer 2016. It's beautiful. I guarantee you'll love it.  This is my favorite piece from his collection. 

Thank you so much for reading! 

There are some types of clothes that require very minimal or almost no accessorizing and yet can instantly make me feel beautiful inside and out. I'm a sucker for those pieces.

I always believe that finding the right clothes that can portray our personality is so important. They should always bring out who we truly are, make us feel happy and confident in ourselves. I'm not a super adventurous person, but I make an effort to get out of my comfort zone and try new things every now and then. From edgy and preppy styles as seen here and here to tomboy and sweet looks like this one and this one, nothing makes me feel quite like a sophisticated and feminine style does. I feel like I'm myself. This is who I'm and who I want to be. I love the person that I see in the mirror, and believe it or not, the moment I start loving myself, I'll begin a journey with happiness.

This Daydream sheer crop top and the Moonage peplum skirt from Michelle Worth Label are the type of clothes that I'm talking about. I was introduced to Michelle Worth, a Jakarta- based fashion label, at the end of June. As you might know, I'm quite selective on which brand I want to collaborate with nowadays, but when I first looked at their designs, I couldn't say No. Fascinating silhouettes with modern cuttings, delicate lace details, and beautiful embellishments, these dresses are tailored for women with a sense of artistic curiosity and an ability to express it through her clothes.

I didn't know what dress they would pick and send me. But, the moment I opened the package, I knew exactly which occasion I'd like to reserve this dress for: visiting and shooting in Central Park in New York City. A beautiful dress like this needs to be at an iconic location, in a concrete jungle where dreams are made of. 

It was so hard to keep a secret for 2 months, but I thought it is really worth the wait. Isn't it?

Thank you so much Michelle Worth for dressing me!

Thank you so much for reading!

Photos: Evelyn Lee

::Outfit::

Daydream sheer crop top & moonage peplum pencil skirt- Thanks to Michelle Worth

Shoes: Maison Valentino

Watch: Michael Kors

From a chic and stylish woman in the morning to an edgy and fierce girl in the afternoon, my outfit game change on New York Fashion Week day 5 was pretty drastic. And I had fun doing it. I mean, how often can we wear 2 to 3 outfits during a day and walk fashionably on the street, with the beautiful brown-bricked buildings as a backdrop. Not many. In fact, it was my dream for 20 years. I had to take advantage of these chances as much as I could, especially when I had my partner-in-crime Hallie from Halliedaily and a photographer with me.

This was a second shoot Hallie and I did together. The first one was so spontaneous. The second time was the same. We also didn't really discuss in advance what we wanted to wear. We would pick whatever outfit each of us has packed for fashion week and is unworn. I didn't pack the black fringe skirt and the bralette with me. I bought them from either H&M or Forever21 store in Timesquare (I can't remember). I didn't expect such contrasting textures can blend in so well together. Delicate lace with soft suede and edgy leather for an intense yet sensual appearance.

Hallie, on the other hand, is a Queen of classic, feminine and polished style. She paired a cute Delpozo neon bow sandals with a lustrous A-line midi skirt and white knitted top. It couldn't be chicer than that.

You have no idea how many people were looking at us curiously on the street while we were doing our shoot. But it didn't bother us much because you know, girls just want to have fun.

Thank you so much for reading! 

Photos: Evelyn Lee

::Outfits::

What I wore

Zara moto faux leather jacket- Similar here

H&M bralette- Similar here

H&M suede fringe skirt- Similar here 

Zara lace up sandals- Similar here

Valentino lock handbag

What Hallie wore:

Forte-forte blouse (old)- Similar here

Delpozo bow sandals (last season)- Other colors: red and black

LubluKP A-line skirt- Similar here

Karen Walker Sunglasses

Celine bag

My day 5 of #NYFW started with the Concept Korea's fashion show, followed by a couple of photo shoots around Times Square. I changed 3 outfits during the day, ran back and forth between Skylight Moynihan Station (the show's venue), my hotel, and Times Square. It was tiring, but it was so fun, especially when I had a chance to do a photoshoot with my blogger friends. That's what fashion week is all about. Like many people, I was trying to squeeze as many things in as I could during that time, so much, that my jetlag didn't have a chance to kick in. 

The night before, I fell asleep at 4 am, woke up at 8 am, and I felt great. No coffee needed. I think I mentioned it before in this blog post. But, the truth is, I'm still amazed at how much energy New York city gave me. It definitely was (and will be) the most energetic city that I've traveled to. 

After having breakfast in the hotel, I was off to the first show of the day. I was wearing this floral pantsuit which I bought a few months ago from ASOS. I love how the soft material of the suit flows nicely on my body, creating such an easy chic vibe. The kimono jacket added a glam factor to my whole look especially when the wind blew. It was the most photo-worthy moment for street style photographers.  

I was watching the show while catching up with my blogger babe- Shallwesasa from the front row. She is such a sweetheart. 

Some beautiful designs from Concept Korea that caught my attention. 

Ending the first morning with an interview by the local media.  The first half of the day went by just like that, I'll update you again on the second half of the day.  

Thank you so much for reading!

Photos by: Evelyn Lee

Runway photos: credit to Concept Korea

::Outfit::

ASOS floral print blazer- Currently on sale

ASOS floral pants- Currently on sale

Givenchy Antigona handbag

Schutz shoes- Similar item at 50% off

Linda Farrow sunglasses- Similar here

Michael Kors watch 

New York Fashion Week on day 4 came in full swing for me. I run to a few shows back to back, attended a couple of meetings, and still managed to finish few photo shoots as fast as I could. 

Now that the fashion week is already over, I'm so excited to share with you in details what I did during fashion week. It was so overwhelming and amazing. Although, fashion week is quite exhausting, I actually enjoy every bit of it. If I have to do it all over again, I would. I can't turn back time, but perhaps, looking back at these photos from day 4 of New York Fashion Week helps to bring back those sweet memories.

Thanks SocietyA for dressing me in this gorgeous color-block maxi skirt from Lie collection. I wore it to attend Lie SangBong's fashion show and felt so special to be dressed in one of his designs. It felt as if it was just yesterday!

On a side topic, please meet my dear friend Hallie from Halliedaily. She is a popular fashion blogger in LA and also a Vanity Best Dressed Winner in 2013. Her style is always so sophisticated, classic, elegant, and timeless and her wardrobe is amazing. This was one of the spontaneous photo shoots we did after the Rewardstyle party. We didn't really discuss what we were wearing for the photo shoot, but somehow our outfits complimentarily coordinated so well together. This chemistry is rare! 

Thank you so much for reading!

Photos by: Evelyn Lee

::My outfit:: 

Topshop orange tank top- Similar here

Zara denim jacket- Similar here

Lie color block maxi skirt- Thanks to SocietyA (Quote "Crystal20" for 20% off)

Schutz sandals- Similar here

Alexander McQueen sunglasses

Tod's D-cube handbag

::Hallie's outfit::

Rosie Assoulin Dress

Eugenia Kim NYC hat

Stuart Weitzman nudist sandals

Dolce- Gabbana bag

Karen Walker sunglasses