Seoul Travel Part 3: #OOTD When in Seoul

Day 1: 

Muji Wool Coat

Levi’s Jeans

Fitflop Crush Boots

Day 2: 

Burberry Bucket Hat

Uniqlo Long Sleeve Heat Tech Turtle Neck

Muji Wool Cardigan

Levi’s

Fitflop Dash Boots

Unearthed from long, long ago ^_^ … Bath & Body Works Cream Bag with Faux Fur trimmings (this will have to do for now, just because my coat doesn’t have furs ;-P)

Day 3:

Uniqlo Long Sleeves and Leggings Heat Tech

Scarf from Samcheongdong-gil

Long Sleeve Knitted Dress from Greenhills

Rainy Day, so I had to reuse my coat Debenhams coat. 

Gap Knitted Leggings Stirrup Pants

Fitflop Crush Boots

Day 4:

Muji Wool Black Coat (I wanted to wear this on the third day, but it’s raining. Hah.)

Juicy Couture Bag

Aigoo, 3 coats in total, 2 Fitflop boots. Oh, and this too…

So yes, I concur, I can’t pack light. So instead of happily being contented with 20 kg each, we ended up upgrading our baggage allowance to 30 kg. 

My dear chinggus, I know that skin care shopping in Korea is heaven (and I spent most of my funds here, Innisfree lover much!), but, my, my, I was pleasantly broke surprised that same goes for clothes and shoe shopping. Along the shops and street vendors lining Myeongdong, you can get all your winter outfits and a whole lot more…. 3000 KRW for a scarf, 10000 KRW for a winter top/knitted sweater, as low as 30000 KRW for a pair of winter boots. 

Jeans were never enough to keep me comfortably warm on low temp weather, yes, even California Christmas. So I layer it with a thick support stockings, plus I have leg warmers handy just in case. Also, I just realized that there’s a degree of warming level from the Heat Tech collection of Uniqlo, I saw a Heat Tech plus recently, what I got was years back, and their not really enough to keep me warm, so I had to add another layer. 

For the top, I mostly layer a sleeveless, thermal top, main top (usually knitted, and long sleeve) and my coat. Oh…don’t forget the scarf, and the hat, and the gloves. Dress to kill. There goes my baggage allowance. Hah. 

The weather was relatively cozy, except for that rainy Saturday, and no snow. Haay! It would have been even more fantastic, and dreamy, and magical, and romantic, if there were some snow falls…Korean dramagods, please make my day the next time around, okay? Cheers! ^_^

Seoul Part 1:LTE Roaming When in Seoul
Seoul Part 2: #FOTD When in Seoul