Korea’s weather in April | FashionToAny Photoshoot

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It’s already April!

It’s really hot & sunny, but didn’t realize it seaside is cold. 😦

I went on a trip to countryside beach in Korea for some new Spring collection photoshoot!

I know we have a less cliche styles, but in this look, you will find casual items.

The first item you would see is Squared Pattern Boxy Top.

It’s a comfortable boxy fit top with squared pattern.

Material is pretty rough and has dropped shoulder design, so it would be perfect to give a casual, but urban look.

The gray slack is Free Waist Slacks.

Just like the name of this pants, it has an elasticized waist, no zipper.

Very comfy! 🙂 It’s one size so make sure you check the measurement.

For Korean sizes, it fits to regular Small to Medium.

This Spring 2014, slacks pants are very popular and trendy.

I see many fashionable girls wearing a classic trouser look slacks when I go out Hongdae, Myeongdong or Gangnam.

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Spring Weather in Korea

Cherry Blossom

Spring time in Korea can be summed up into two words, Beautifully Cute.

Harsh Winters and exhausting Summers can leave a bad impression of Korea’s seasons, but Spring and Fall are just to die for. Especially, Spring.

I personally like Spring, maybe it’s because I was born in Spring, or it’s the season that you have an excuse to dress up and show off your amazing styles.

I just can’t stop shopping clothes in Spring. That’s why I always go out Myeongdong, Hongdae, Gangnam and night time, Dongdaemun.

 

Back to the weather in Korea, the Winter chill disappears and small sprouts appear across the mountains.

Then after the green vividly takes hold of the scenery and the busy streets flood with short skirts and festivals, Korea shines with the most beautiful pink glow I’ve witnessed to this day.

Cherry-blossom trees blossom in late April. Creating a country full of fluttering white and pink pedals floating in the air.

You can shake the trees and pedals will fall softly, seeming like a warm winter snow.

Plus my favorite attributes of spring, is the kindness and energy people have here.

Everyone is just overly happy that the air is fresh and the sun is giving life to the country.

I wish it lasted longer, but again there’s Fall and it will come back.

My Favorite Korean Snack Food Tteokbokki

Korean Snack Food Tteokbokki

If you like Korean food, I guess you might have heard of Tteokbokki already.

It’s the most popular Korean snack food in Korea, followed by kimchi, gimbap, Korean bbq, soju and etc.

Tteokbokki can be easily found on the streets in Korea such as Myeongdong, Gangnam, Dongdaemun.

But they are different kinds of Tteokbokki and they taste slightly different.

I’m going to introduce my favorite Tteokbokki place today.

The place is called Miminae(미미네) and it is located in Hongdae area in Seoul.

What is different about Miminae Tteokbokki is that it is more like soup and you eat it with spoons, not chopsticks.

And now you are probably wondering about the food next to Tteokbokki and they are fried shrimps which is also the must-eat food at Miminae.

It’s not as spicy as other Korean food or Tteokbokki, so you don’t have to worry too much. 🙂

I actually found it quite sweet!

Miminae is located at the center of Hongdae.

You can just ask any people on the street or to be more specific, it is located right by the Sangsang madang the art concert hall and Soo Karaoke.(People call it ice-cream karaoke because they give out free ice cream at karaoke.)

Miminae in Hongdae

FashionToAny-Korean Fashion, Feminine dress look for Valentine’s day.

Watch FashionToAny‘s first Korean Fashion Lookbook Video on YouTube.

In this this fashion video, you can see a feminine style party dress, evening dress with a white fur coat as an outerwear.
This outfit would be perfect wear for Valentine’s day dates.

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This video was filmed at an Italian restaurant, “Il Mazzio” in Gangnam, Seoul, South Korea.

Model: Yoona
Editor&Cinematographer: Joshua F. Lamb(Visit Joshua’s portfolio)
Director: Brandon Baeg