What To Wear for the Lower Half

The following scans from a Japanese magazine. But since I have no idea where these exactly came from (I mean just look at all those magazines, it's impossible to search through them all), I decided to save the scans and share them here. First things first, each row shows different types of legs, and the columns signify the shoes, skirts, leggings and jeans used by the models. With the chart you could identify which combinations look good on certain types of legs. From what I could decipher:

✕ Bad        △ OK        ◯ Good

Please be reminded too that the magazine's fashion sense does not necessarily mean it would be the same for others. So just chill away and be calm if you happen to disagree with one of the combinations below.

Shoes + Shorts / Skirts

Tights + Skirts

Skirts

Pants

Quite comprehensive, I hope I'll be able to unearth an upper body version soon.

Yakult and Tea

Last week, I blogged about me getting back into the world of tea. So far, I'm doing good and realized my love for the bitter warm taste of Earl Grey. However, I want to start trying out things with tea that I haven't tried before. Honey, milk, and lemon are popular tea enhancements, but lately I noticed the tea houses around the city offering Yakult based drinks. Apparently Yakult + Tea = Awesomeness. I wondered if it would yeild the same result if I tried this at home. Then I asked myself, why the hell not?

Unfortunately I'm busy right now, but I will update on this later when I'll finally try it.

Tutorials Ahoy

I'm a bookstore and library addict. I get to spend hours reading various books and never be bored. I am now going to share tutorials that I loved and a few that could be used for children's crafts.
First: Fishtail Braid!!

Second, a few tutorials from a Japanese craft magazine, how to do furoshiki. I believe there are already a lot of similar tutorials on the web.