永遠懷念
1. What people see on court is another side of me; it’s not me.
人們在球場上看到的我是另一個我,那不是我本人。
2. One thing you gotta know about me is I have absolutely no filter. I have no problem saying what the hell I think of someone.
關於我,你必須要知道的是我非常直接。我從來不怕把我對某人最真實的想法全部說出來
3. The most important thing is to try and inspire people so that they can be great in whatever they want to do.
最重要的事就是去努力嘗試與激勵大家,使他們能夠在想做的事上大放異彩。
4. I focus on one thing and one thing only – that’s trying to win as many championships as I can.
我專注於一件事,而且只有這件事 –那就是盡我所能地贏到越多冠軍。
5. I’m here. I’m not going anywhere. No matter what the injury – unless it’s completely debilitating – I’m going to be the same player I’ve always been. I’ll figure it out. I’ll make some tweaks, some changes, but I’m still coming.
我就在這,哪兒也不去,不管受了什麼傷 — 除非我完全衰弱 — 我還是會一直是像以前一樣的球員。我會看著辦,我會做出一些調整、一些改變,但我還是來了。
6. I have self-doubt. I have insecurity. I have fear of failure. I have nights when I show up at the arena and I’m like, “My back hurts, my feet hurt, my knees hurt. I don’t have it. I just want to chill.” We all have self-doubt. You don’t deny it, but you also don’t capitulate to it. You embrace it.
我會懷疑自己,我會缺乏安全感,我會恐懼失敗。我會在那幾個夜晚,在我喜歡的球場上現身時,想著「我的背很痛,我的腳受傷,我的膝蓋受傷。我沒有辦法了,我只想放鬆。」我們都曾自我懷疑,你不需要否認它,但你也不能夠向它屈服。你要做的是去擁抱它。
7. I’m playing against great players, playing against the best in the world. The competition – that’s what I’ve always wanted.
我正在跟偉大的球員們打球,和世界上最好的球員們競爭。這比賽 — 就是我一直想要的。
8. I’ve played with a broken hand, a sprained ankle, a torn shoulder, a fractured tooth, a severed lip, and a knee the size of a softball. I don’t miss 15 games because of a toe injury that everybody knows wasn’t that serious in the first place.
我打球曾經打到手斷、腳踝扭傷、肩膀脫臼、牙齒碎掉、嘴唇裂開、膝蓋腫成一個壘球大小。我不想因為腳趾受傷錯過15場比賽,因為大家都知道腳趾受傷並不嚴重。
9. The topic of leadership is a touchy one. A lot of leaders fail because they don’t have the bravery to touch that nerve or strike that chord. Throughout my years, I haven’t had that fear.
領導這件事是一個敏感的話題。很多領導者失敗,因為他們沒有足夠的勇氣去打破現狀、振奮人心。在我的生涯中,我從沒有這種擔憂。
10. I can’t relate to lazy people. We don’t speak the same language. I don’t understand you. I don’t want to understand you.
我無法了解懶惰的人,因為我們說的是不同的語言。我不了解懶惰的人,我也不想去了解。
11. I don’t want to be the next Michael Jordan, I only want to be Kobe Bryant.
我不想當下一個麥可喬丹,我只想當科比布萊恩。
12. I’m chasing perfection.
我追求完美。
13. Can I jump over two or three guys like I used to? No. Am I as fast as I used to be? No, but I still have the fundamentals and smarts. That’s what enables me to still be a dominant player. As a kid growing up, I never skipped steps. I always worked on fundamentals because I know athleticism is fleeting.
我還能像以前一樣跳躍時跳過兩三個人嗎?不,我不行。我還能像我以前跑得一樣快嗎?不,我不行。但我還保有我的基本功跟打球的智慧,這也是讓我能一直成為主要球員的原因。成長過程中,我從來沒有跳過任何一個步驟,一直按部就班,因為我知道,運動員的生涯是短暫的。
14. I’ll do whatever it takes to win games, whether it’s sitting on a bench waving a towel, handing a cup of water to a teammate, or hitting the game-winning shot.
我願意做任何能夠贏得比賽的事,即使只是坐在板凳上擰毛巾、遞茶水給隊員,或投出致勝一球。
15. Magic has five championships. I have five championships. I’m pretty sure we both know what we’re doing.
魔術強森有五個冠軍。我也有五個冠軍。我敢肯定,我們都知道我們在做什麼。
16. I draw from the crowd a lot.
我從人群學習、得到很多借鏡。
17. I love going one-on-one with someone. That’s what I do. I’ve never lost. It’s a whole different game, just to have them right in front of you and be able to do whatever you want.
我喜歡和某個人一對一,那正是我擅長的,我從來沒輸過。這是一個截然不同的比賽,只是要讓他們走在你前面然後你就可以做任何你想做的事。
18. I’m extremely willful to win, and I respond to challenges. Scoring titles and stuff like that… it sounds, well, I don’t care how it sounds – to me, scoring comes easy. It’s not a challenge to me to win the scoring title, because I know I can.
我非常恣意的贏了,回應了那些挑戰。得分王之類的頭銜……它們聽起來好像,嗯,我不在乎它們聽起來怎樣 — 對我來說,得分並不難。贏得得分王的頭銜對我來說並不算是個挑戰,因為我知道我可以。
19. Everything negative — pressure, challenges — is all an opportunity for me to rise.
每件負面的事 – 壓力、挑戰 – 都是一個讓我提升的機會。
20. These young guys are playing checkers. I’m out there playing chess.
當其他年輕人都在下西洋跳棋時,我已在下西洋象棋了。
21. My parents are my backbone. Still are. They’re the only group that will support you if you score zero or you score 40.
我的父母是我的支柱,現在仍然如此。無論你得的分數是多少,他們都會支持你。
22. If you’re afraid to fail, then you’re probably going to fail.
如果你害怕失敗,那你很有可能會失敗。
23. The most important thing is you must put everybody on notice that you’re here and you are for real. I’m not a player that is just going to come and go. I’m not a player that is going to make an All-Star team one time, two times. I’m here to be an all-time great. Once I made that commitment and said, ‘I want to be one of the greatest ever’, then the game became everything for me.
最重要的是,你必須讓身邊每一個人知道你是玩真的。我不是一個只是在這裡來來去去的球員,我不是一個只會入選全明星賽一兩次而已的球員,我來這裡,是要成為一個能夠跨時代的偉大球星,一旦我做了承諾,說「我想成為有史以來最偉大的」,那麼這場比賽就成為了我的一切。
24. There’s a choice that we have to make as people, as individuals. If you want to be great at something, there’s a choice you have to make. We all can be masters at our craft, but you have to make a choice. What I mean by that is, there are inherent sacrifices that come along with that. Family time, hanging out with friends, being a great friend, being a great son, nephew, whatever the case may be. There are sacrifices that come along with making that decision.
人生中有很多我們要選擇的事。如果你想精通某件事情,你必須做出一個選擇。我們都可以在我們的領域成為大師,但你必須做出選擇。我的意思是每一個我們的決定都會伴隨著犧牲。和家人相處、和朋友出去玩,身為一個好朋友,一個好兒子、侄子,依據情況而定。這些決定都會伴隨著其他事情的犧牲。
25. Are you willing to push the right buttons even if it means being perceived as the villain? … I’d rather be perceived as a winner than a good teammate. I wish they both went hand in hand all the time but that’s just not reality. … I have nothing in common with lazy people who blame others for their lack of success.
即使會被眾人當成惡棍,你還會做對的決定嗎?….我寧願被認為是一個贏家而非一個好隊友。我希望能同時兼顧兩者,但是這是不實際的…. 我和那些懶惰的人 ─ 那些只會將自己沒有成功的原因怪罪於他人的人─ 並沒有任何共同點。
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【時事英文】
3 American Intimacies I Don’t Get
來美國17年,我仍然無法理解的美式親密
After 17 years in the United States, these public displays still make no sense to me. But I’m trying.
來美國17年了,我還是不能理解這些公開表現的方式。但我一直試著了解。
Hugs Galore
Hugging wasn’t a thing in my childhood in Hong Kong. When I saw my grandmother, I just shook her hand. In fact, I never hugged anyone until I was 13, when I came to America. The concept of hugging was so foreign to me that I had to study how other people hugged to understand the mechanics of wrapping your arms around someone. Was I supposed to put both arms over the shoulder? Both arms around the belt? One up and one down? It was a confusing time in my life.
大量擁抱
我的童年是在香港度過的,那裡不流行擁抱。看到奶奶,我只會握著她的手。實際上,在13歲來美國之前,我從來沒有和任何人擁抱過。擁抱的概念對我來說如此陌生,以至我不得不去研究其他人是怎麼擁抱的,以便理解這種張開雙臂環繞住某人的技術。我應該把兩條手臂都放在對方肩膀上嗎?都搭在腰上?一上一下?這是我人生中的一個困惑時期。
When I finally mustered the courage to hug this girl in school, I’m pretty sure I forearmed her in the face. Yet these days, I’m recklessly hugging everyone, with complete disregard, and hopefully fewer injuries. I hug my friends, I hug people I’ve just met, I hug the UPS man if he delivered a cool package. (Even if he delivers toilet paper, I still give a quick hug.)
當我終於鼓起勇氣在學校裡擁抱一個女孩的時候,我敢肯定當時我的前臂碰到了她的臉。但如今,我會輕鬆自如地擁抱所有人,完全沒有顧慮,但願也沒造成什麼傷害。我會和朋友擁抱,和剛認識的人擁抱,和給我送來好東西的UPS快遞員擁抱。(即使他送來的是衛生紙,我也會快速擁抱他一下。)
‘Bae’?
Most of my friends have at least two dating apps on their phones. One friend is having lots of success on Plenty of Fish, another had her heart broken twice by different guys from Bumble, and I have gathered a database of nightmare stories from my own Tinder dates.
「寶寶」?
我的大部分朋友手機上都有至少兩款交友APP。其中一個朋友在Plenty of Fish上有不少成功斬獲,另一個朋友被透過Bumble認識的兩個傢伙傷透了心。我自己也在與用Tinder認識的人約會時發生了很多噩夢般的故事。
I once matched with a woman whose job description was “social influencer.” Deep down I knew this probably meant she was unemployed with 50,000 Instagram followers — some of them real — but I gave it a shot. I took her out to Dave & Busters so if the date went south, I could still enjoy myself playing Mario Kart.
我曾經在Tinder和一個工作描述寫的是「網路紅人」的女人配對。她在Instagram上有五萬粉絲——其中一部分是真正的粉絲——內心深處,我知道這可能意味著她沒有工作,但我想試試。我帶她去了Dave & Busters娛樂餐廳,所以如果約會失敗,我還可以玩瑪利歐賽車(Mario Kart)。
Throughout the date, she kept having me take videos of her for her Instagram story. “O.K., do one like that, but turn the phone the other way.” “Let’s do one with the puppy face filter!” “O.K., get one of me playing Mario Kart.” I’m not your cameraman! I want to play Mario Kart, too! I would have walked out if I hadn’t just invested $30 in my Dave & Buster’s game card. Priorities.
在整個約會過程中,她一直讓我給她拍可以發到Instagram上的影片。「好,這樣拍一個,但把手機換到另一邊去。」「我們用狗狗臉濾鏡拍一個吧!」「好,拍一個我玩瑪利歐賽車的。」我不是你的攝影師!我也想玩瑪利歐賽車!如果不是剛往Dave & Buster’s的遊戲卡裡儲值了30美元,我當場就走了。這才是最重要的。
We never got to know each other, but that didn’t seem to be an impediment to her, at least not on social media. The next day I saw a post on her Instagram of her playing Mario Kart, with the caption “I love it when bae takes you out for game night.” Um, what? I definitely was not her “bae” and we have never spoken since. As Justin Bieber would say, “Baby you should go and love yourself.”
我們根本沒能了解對方,但這對她來說似乎並不是問題,至少在社群媒體上不是。第二天,我看到她Instagram上發了她玩瑪利歐賽車的貼文,圖解說「我喜歡寶寶晚上帶我出去玩」。什麼?我肯定不是她的「寶寶」,後來我們再也沒說過話。就像Justin Bieber會說的那樣,「寶貝,你應該去愛你自己。」
The Rampant Spread of ‘I Love You’
In many Asian cultures, people rarely, if ever, utter the words “I love you.” But in America “I love you” can be used as an endearing greeting from lovers, as a supportive term from parents to their children and even as a casual goodbye to friends: “That was an amazing brunch, let’s do it again soon. I love you, bye!”
泛濫的「我愛你」
在很多亞洲文化中,人們很少說「我愛你」。但在美國,「我愛你」可以是愛人之間的親密問候、父母對孩子的支持甚至是和朋友的隨口道別:「這頓早午餐太棒了。咱們改天再一起吃。我愛你,再見!」
American culture is just much more intimate than what I was used to growing up. If I said “I love you” to my parents, they would probably think I’m crazy or that I have terminal cancer. I have said it to my friends sometimes, in a drunk-guy-at-the-bar way. “Hey, I love you, bro, you’re awesome, man.” And I have said it to one girl, but to be honest I’m not sure I meant it — it just seemed like the right answer at the moment.
美國文化遠比我在成長過程中所習慣的文化親密。如果我對我的父母說「我愛你」,他們可能會認為我瘋了,或者是到了癌症晚期。我有時候會像酒吧裡的醉鬼一樣對朋友說。「嘿,我愛你,兄弟,你太棒了,哥們兒。」我對一個女孩也說過這三個字,但說實話我不確定自己是不是認真的——只是因為那個當下似乎應該那麼說。
She was wonderful, and two months into our relationship she told me, “I really like you.” I said, “I really like you too.” Then she said, “I really, really like you,” and looked into my cornea. And I said, “Yes, I really, really like you too!” Frustration came over her and she pushed on: “No! I mean, like, I really, really, really like you!” A-ha — I finally realized what she meant, so I gave her the answer she was looking for: “Oh yeah, I love you.”
她是個很棒的人。交往兩個月後,她對我說,「我真的喜歡你。」我說,「我也真的喜歡你」。然後她說,「我真的、真的喜歡你,」並看著我的眼睛。我說,「是啊,我也真的真的喜歡你。」失望襲來,她進一步強調:「不是!我的意思是,喜歡,我真的、真的、真的喜歡你!」喔,我終於明白她的意思了。於是,我說出了她想要的答案:「是的,我愛你。」
That was a regrettable mistake from this naïve people pleaser. We eventually broke up because we both realized I didn’t mean that. So what does it really mean to say “I love you”? Does it mean nothing more than “You’re cool”? Or is it actually a magical phrase?
這句幼稚且討好他人的話造成了一個令人遺憾的錯誤。我們最後分手了,因為我們都意識到我說那句話不是認真的。那麼說「我愛你」究竟是什麼意思?只是「你真酷」的意思?還是說它真的是一句有魔力的話?
I asked my 70-year-old Chinese father, “Dad, why don’t we ever say ‘I love you’?” And he said, “We don’t have to always say I love you, it’s understood.” Maybe he’s right.
我的父親是中國人,他已經70歲了。我問他,「爸,我們為什麼從來不說『我愛你’?」他說,「我們不用老是說我愛你,大家心裡都知道。」也許他是對的。
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NO BARGAIN ON YOUR DESTINY
Questions from various readers/clients.
Q1: Is your Bazi consultation fee negotiable?
Me: It is not negotiable.
Q2: If I see Bazi for me, my child and my spouse, can you give me a discount?
Me: I do not offer package deals.
Q3: I am keen in your Bazi and Feng Shui services. But I can't afford to do both at the same time. Do you think you can give me a better rate?
Me: Get one service at a time. Don't take on more than what you can. You can look for me again when you are ready.
.........
I do not apologise for my services having a fixed fee.
Because there is nothing to be sorry about.
The time and effort I put into every Bazi or Feng Shui audit is equivalent.
Whether we are friends/relatives in real life or strangers on Facebook.
There is no economies of scale for consultations.
It's not like if I read the Bazi of your whole family, I earn more with less effort.
The more people I help transform their destinies, the more negative karma I have to take over and the more merits I have to shave off from myself to give to the clients.
All of which I still have to engage in Buddhist cultivation practices to eradicate the negative karma I shouldered and restore my merits to a healthy level.
Or I would end up with a lot of problems for myself and my family.
My Shifu impressed this upon me.
That we should not allow people to bargain with a geomancer who has the ability and willingness to help.
This is not like buying broccoli at the wet market, where you haggle freely with the vegetable seller.
"Aiyah, I am buying 3kg of broccoli instead of the usual 1kg. Give me a discount! I am your regular! I also want some free chilli! What? You can't give me? That seller in the next row is so much more generous than you! His veggies are also much fresher!"
If you want to use such tactics on me, go away. I don't sell myself out for clients.
If you are indeed my regular client, for all the value I have bestowed upon you and your family, way beyond the angpow you gave me, your conscience should know better than to take advantage of me.
If you view your destiny at the same value as a stalk of green broccoli, go work on your mindset first before seeking a geomancer's help.
Your life is precious. The practitioner who can help you turn your life around is just as precious.
The knowledge and experience I have gained as a practitioner came at a very high price.
A price I dare say you will not be willing to pay.
Time that I could have spent with family and friends, I spent it all on learning Chinese Metaphysics and the Dharma.
There are close friends, friends that I grew up with, whom I have never met in 10 years.
There are travels that I never went with my Husband.
Do I regret? No. Time is always against us. Tomorrow may never come. I don't have a long and healthy lifespan and I want to see what I can make out of it.
To be very strong in our chosen field requires dedication. Even more so when my profession evokes mixed feelings in people.
Should one day my friends and family run into trouble, lending them a shoulder to cry on may relieve them somewhat.
Being able to solve their problems would be even better. And I have already done it with my abilities more than what I can count with my fingers and toes.
I am a realist. This is what I have chosen.
I also have an innate obligation to be fair to all my past clients.
The client who flew in from Malaysia on a one-day trip just to get his Bazi read by me. He earns in Ringgit, pays me in Sing dollars.
The young man in his early twenties who had to find out his birth details secretly, so that he could get his Bazi read by me.
The young woman who married her first love but landed up in an unhappy marriage, because she listened to the wrong advice from another practitioner. She saved for almost 4 months before approaching me.
The father who worked as a property agent but accumulated a 6-figure debt because of all the courses he took up and an elder brother who cheated him of his rightful commissions. I was the 7th or 8th practitioner he approached because none solved his problems previously.
The self-employed young man whose girlfriend hopes to get married but is very insecure about his volatile finances.
The middle-aged woman who did not know what to do with her life, after her company closed down.
The workshop participant who couldn't pay my workshop fee in one shot. She asked to stagger her payment. Transferred me one portion and paid in full at my workshop.
And the single Mother of two teenagers who chalks up a 5-figure debt with the banks. She got her Bazi read by me after attending my workshops and became one of my biggest success stories. Her physical transformation was amazing.
A few months later, she sought my help to read the Bazi of her two daughters. One was having her O-Levels. She wanted to know the best way to help her beloved daughter. At the same time, she was puzzled why her daughter was always adamant about having her around the home when she studied. Shouldn't a teenager at 16 years old be more independent in studying? Not like my client could help in anyway.
My answer ignited light bulbs in her and I gave her further solutions to help her child ace the examinations. I guided her to the junior collages best suited for her child.
Did her daughter ace the O-Levels?
You bet. The client thanked me in person after her daughter got the results.
Was it all due to my help?
No. She was already strong in her academics. I helped to make the studying process easier and happier for both the Mother and the child.
Never once did all these clients and more bargained with me for a cheaper price.
Some of them are repeat clients and workshop participants.
Maybe they thought of it but never verbalise their thoughts.
Or they really believe in the value I can give them.
My point is...
How can I let them down by giving you a cheaper price, just because you dare to ask?
How would I be fair to them, for the struggles and obstacles they surmount in wanting to transform their fates?
Perhaps you may try to wriggle your way further by saying,
"I promise you I won't tell anyone. It's just between you and me."
Don't be dumb.
The Heavens will know. The Earth will know. My Dharma Protectors will know. My powerful Shifu will know.
No one escapes from karma.
Even if I have the David Copperfield magic to escape, I will not do it.
That moment my clients choose to put their destinies in my hand, it becomes more precious than what money can buy. My motherly instinct will kick in and I will wish to protect their trust in me.
No matter what they may think of me after the consultation.
Another food for your thought...
If I can give you a discounted rate, how will you know I am not giving another person an even cheaper rate because of whatever reason?
Are you sure a practitioner of yoyo fees and values is someone you can fully believe in?
A layman like you, how can you tell that this practitioner will not stinge in giving you suggestions and solutions, since he/she is charging you a cheaper rate?
When you have the ability to pay, don't ask for discounts, especially for something as treasured as your own destiny. Don't behave like a miser. Have a pretty heart.
If you don't have the ability yet, save up first. Don't bite off more than what you can chew.
I charge almost $400 to read a Bazi for about 1.5 hours.
GASP! How expensive!
Yes, go look for a cheaper alternative.
According to my clients, they have never met a practitioner who is as thorough and detailed as me in reading their Bazi.
(Unless they find my Shifu. 😄 )
Not all practitioners are the same. Don't measure us only by our fees.
Another thing.
If you have paid so much for my consultation, yet still do NOTHING to change your destiny for the better, then don't look for me again.
You may be better off donating the money to a charity instead.
It's not what you know that matters.
It's what you do with what you know that matters.
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命運不能討價還價,而且我有責任對所有的客人,過去及現在的,一律公平。
如果我不是一個公平的師父,那你也不宜找我,因為你也不知道我會不會給別人更便宜,間接騙了你。
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That night when I asked to take a wefie with the Husband.
The lighting from a huge signboard in front of me was amazing. #selfie101
I was in a $90 new Zara jumpsuit and flamingo pink tassel earrings that cost me $30.
I heart the colours so very much.
Yet the only thing that got his undivided attention was Liverpool's match results that night. #cannotseelatermeh #woesofaFengShuipractitioner
Shhh... don't tell him. But I guess I need to step up my Feng Shui war against his teenage obsession for his favourite soccer team.
😏🤔
over the shoulder shot 在 pennyccw Youtube 的精選貼文
76ers coach Jim O'Brien figured keeping Allen Iverson on the court was the best way for his team to win.
Iverson played all 48 minutes and scored 19 of his 32 points in the first quarter, helping the Philadelphia 76ers snap a three-game losing streak with a 106-96 victory over the Toronto Raptors on Friday night.
Kenny Thomas added 20 points and 14 rebounds, a banged-up Iverson had 10 assists and Kyle Korver scored 15 for the Sixers, who hadn't won at home since Dec. 14.
"Over the last 16 games, Allen is shooting 46 percent, has a two-to-one assist-to-turnover ratio and is averaging 32 points. When he's off the court, we're shooting 37 percent," O'Brien said. "We've been playing him 42, 43 minutes. There's not much difference with 48."
Iverson missed a game last week with a strained ankle and is bothered by a shoulder injury.
"I'm struggling right now physically," Iverson said. "I haven't been able to practice. I just try to save everything for the game. Fortunately, I was able to do that tonight."
Donyell Marshall scored 20 points and Morris Peterson and Jalen Rose each had 18 for the Raptors, who are 6-7 since trading Vince Carter to New Jersey on Dec 17.
The Sixers pulled away in the fourth quarter with a 12-3 run. A 3-pointer by Korver off a nifty behind-the-back pass from Iverson put the Sixers ahead 92-83. Andre Iguodala capped the run with a jumper that made it 94-83.
Toronto didn't get closer than eight points the rest of the way.
"We took too many 3s and some at the wrong time," Raptors coach Sam Mitchell said of his team shooting 10-for-32 from beyond the arc. "We had guys checking into the game and the first shot they took was a 3. You can't do that on the road. We just didn't play smart."
Iverson airballed his first shot, but hardly missed again in the opening quarter, making eight of his 12 shots, including three 3-pointers and a long jumper. He hit two 3s in the final minute of the quarter, and Iguodala beat the buzzer with another 3 from way beyond the arc.
"Allen got us going early and we just fed off him," said Korver, who shot 5-of-8 on 3-pointers.
Peterson, coming off a career-best 37-point performance Wednesday night against Boston in which he made seven 3-pointers, shot 6-for-12, including 1-for-5 from 3-point range.
The Raptors took a 71-66 lead in the third quarter, causing some fans in this football-crazed city to chant "E-A-G-L-E-S!" Philadelphia hosts Minnesota in an NFC divisional playoff game on Sunday.
over the shoulder shot 在 Rebecca Inkka Ten Youtube 的最佳貼文
And here goes my first video collaboration with Jojobean, @jyjosephine! We've been meaning to work on a lookbook together and I am so glad we finally did when she came by Singapore last month! :D We also filmed a Back-To-School Lookbook over on her channel so hop on over and watch it!
BACK-TO-SCHOOL LOOKBOOK ON JO'S CHANNEL –
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BxyqO5ljNc&feature=youtu.be
DETAILS —
D A Y O N E
Long Sleeved Crop Top: MDS Collections
Denim Shorts: Pull&Bear
The Luna Bag: Moonchild by Becca
http://www.beccabeczten.com/moonchild/
Suede Satin Platform Trainers: PUMA
D A Y T W O
Off-shoulder Top: The Editors Market
Button-up Denim Skirt: Topshop
The Juniper Bag: Moonchild by Becca
Strap Sandals: Zara
D A Y T H R E E
Tularosa Sid Wrap Dress: Revolve (http://bit.ly/2w6IjaH)
PUMA x CAREAUX Sneakers: PUMA
The Spencer Boater: Lack of Color
D A Y F O U R
Off-shoulder Dress: The Editors Market
The Luna Bag: Moonchild by Becca
Strap Sandals: Zara
D A Y F I V E
For Love & Lemons Cherry Tank Dress: Eclecticism
The Juniper Bag: Moonchild by Becca
Lace-up Espadrilles: Forever 21
PS/ This lookbook was shot in Nordic Studios ✨
https://www.instagram.com/nordicstudios/
H M U ?
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beccabeczten/
Blog: http://www.beccabeczten.com/blog
C R E D I T S
Directed and Edited by Becca
Featuring Josephine
https://www.instagram.com/jyjosephine/
Filmed by baes, Jerald & Xin Yi
https://www.instagram.com/jeraldsaw/
https://www.instagram.com/intoxincant/
S O U N D T R A C K
Kempeh — Too Deep
FTC: This video is not sponsored!!
over the shoulder shot 在 Cherylene Chan Youtube 的最讚貼文
Hello everyone! Here's a short lookbook/try on haul I did of all the items I recently purchased via Ezbuy. I hope you guys like it as much as I enjoyed filming it!
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❐ FEATURED ITEMS ❏
look #one
➥ Oversized White Top: http://bit.ly/2qQGWWr
➥ Silicone Phone Case: http://bit.ly/2qJPAqE
look #two
➥ Denim Jacket: http://bit.ly/2rlIE5t
➥ White Shorts: http://bit.ly/2szzr7u
➥ Furry Earrings: http://bit.ly/2soAk3q
look #three
➥ Oversized Pink Jacket: http://bit.ly/2s3NcPo
➥ White Crop Top: out of stock
➥ White A-Line Skirt: http://bit.ly/2rlXucv
look #four
➥ Oversized Mustard Jacket: http://bit.ly/2s3NcPo
➥ Double Hoop Earrings: out of stock
look #five
➥ Pocket Denim Dungaree: http://bit.ly/2ruC37t
➥ White Off-Shoulder Top: out of stock
look #six
➥ Cross-Back Floral Maxi: out of stock
This video was done in collaboration with Ezbuy.
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➫ Video shot & edited by: http://instagram.com/curatedpixels
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❐ MUSIC ❏
➫ What Do You Know - Explosive Ear Candy
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Thank you for the support!!
With Love,
Cherylene
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