Missed out the last exhibition of my very dear friend/student Dominique in Mons in Feburary... so I have been expecting this one for 2 months.
Decided to dress for the occasion... because the theme of the exhibition is "Texture" and it is about the texture of different trees, and all about the magical nature, so I picked:
- ZARA floral layered top
- MNG tie dyed skinny jeans
- Tory Burch pumps in a beuatiful rich brown...
The Star du jour, Dominique.... :-)
Love the way she interpreter the magic and the beauty of the Nature... her sens to the details that most of us have forgotten or too busy to look at...
To get more information of her work, you can visit her personal website:
http://www.dominiquewatteyne.be/
Look at these beautiful details on different trees created by the Nature, it is just breath-taking...
Thank you Dominique for sharing this with us...
We were served with the one of the best artisanal Belgian chocolate...I discovered so many unknown flavors and fell in love with the curry flavor truffle, surprising...
I have discovered a wonderful place by the occasion, the Zaabär chocolate shop/grocer's shop.
You can check out their website:
Look, what I have found!!!!! Chocolate in Sichuan pepper! For those who don't know, Sichuan is a region in China and it is known for their red pepper and beautiful girls... :-)
Look at all these beautiful colors, it is almost too beautiful to eat...
My dear friend/student Katariina (aka Kati) was trying all the different flavor chocolate there... Oh, Kati, an extra hour Yoga practice will be necessary this weekend :-)
My dear friend/student Katariina (aka Kati) was trying all the different flavor chocolate there... Oh, Kati, an extra hour Yoga practice will be necessary this weekend :-)
Siu, you are fast :). I enjoyed the exhibition, company and the chocolate. Difference between these is that after a little while tasting chocolate becomes too much (even though the chocolate was spicy, d-e-l-i-c-i-o-u-s and rich), but the beautiful pictures of Dominique and good company; there is never too much of them.
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