My latest fix: Electromagnetic Tentacle tees, part II

Wore this the entire day yesterday, from gym to Fête de la Musique. Still not in the mood to post pictures of myself, sorry. Soon. Soon enough.




Think the weather is getting to me. Iceman, you can always grow your hand back. Just blow on your stump.


Cardigan, Dean & Trent; tee, Electromagnetic Tentacle; jeans, Two Percent; braided belt, A.P.C.; Young Camel satchel, thrifted; beaded bracelet from Kalinga Apayaw

My latest fix: Electromagnetic Tentacle tees, part I

Finally the rain has stopped. Hope the sun decides to come out today. But before that, here is a quick post of what I wore yesterday.

Had myself a good laugh when I first saw the cartoon spoof tees by Manila-based Electromagnetic Tentacle. The t-shirt here depicts Lion-O, the leader of the ThunderCats.





But instead of wielding a sword, he is holding up a long spoon used to serve taho, one of my favorite local snacks made of soft tofu, brown sugar, vanilla syrup, and pearl sago. Does anybody remember what the real Lion-O shouts when he is in battle?

Can't wait to show you the other designs I bought! Happy (hopefully dry) Saturday!


Faux leather jacket, Drei Soriano; tee, Electromagnetic Tentacle; jeans, Bitter End from People are People; belt, A.P.C.; bag, thrifted

My latest fix: Electromagnetic Tentacle tees, part III

What I wore yesterday, plus what I was also reading and what I bought at PowerBooks.




I don't really play Angry Birds on my iPhone or iPad. Maybe since I gave up on my first sitting. Well at least I have this Electromagnetic Tentacle shirt, which shows them in a cockfight (the button of my jacket looks like the scene's moon).






Two bracelets that I wore, one made of faux leather and the other of plastic and stones.

Maybe I should start labelling these posts "What's on my bed", like my "What's in my bag" series. Not "who", mind you.




Books! Brought along my newer copy of Yasunari Kawabata's The Old Capital (I lost my first copy in New York.) Thought I could read while waiting in line at Eiga Sai (Japanese film festival, pass good for two, *hint hint*) but of course realized that Kawabata really does require quiet reading, maybe unlike his compatriot Kenzaburo Oe. The Baudelaire I found with other poetry books I haven't seen in other bookstores, discreetly hidden at one of the back shelves.


Tee, Electromagnetic Tentacle; jeans, Bench; belt, Arnold Palmer, thrifted (first worn here); bag, thrifted; faux leather bracelet from Divisoria; bead bracelet from a friend