Hi, Lockerette,

Back into the past remind us about the vintage things. One of them and the most crucial of vintage is style. Maybe you guys don't realized, vintage stuffs it doesn't always about the fashion and style into the catwalk and the runway. But first come from home, and basically from kitchen.

In 1940 era, Mama's kitchen is the most important thing to be. Why? When the man went to the war (the era of world war I and II), then all the woman should stay inside the house. And what they gonna do just cook and bake. So not surprisingly if today runway models become the 'It' role model, but in 1940 the housewives is the best role figure.

This posting not discuss more about the history of 1940's mom, but the kitchen we set as our photo location. We dressed up still look alike Alice just like the post before. But we just moved on into the next set.

So, don't forget to check this one too, Lockerette! :))

Hellooooo.... Lockerette!!

Wow it's gonna be a long long post I've made. Especially we have special picture from our special guest. Curious? Hold on, hold on... After the big posting the I'm gonna show you what is the special of it.. Hehe... 

Well anyway, This is vintage theme. Alice in Wonderland. Everybody has made that theme, the universal theme one. We knew about Alice, almost everyday we show it at theater building with our actress and actor in my office. But then we think, me and Ommy never put the theme into our fashion outfits. So now, you'll gonna see us dressing up like character in Alice in Wonderland. But not as Alice, maybe Alice but it might be show at last post. We dressed up like Mad Hatter and The White Rabbit. And the location set at Mad Hatter's House, held the Tea Party.

What remind you about that Tea Party scene? Yes! The Mad Hatter always said, "Happy Birthday! Happy Birthday for everybody, even you're not birthday today!" Hahahaha..... epic! :D

 AS ALICE

Take care of your healthiness, because the season of the day is really strange. And it'll easily made you dizzy and fever.