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Be Versatile.


The other day, I was talking to my hip hop teacher, Jessica Johnson (link here), about her personal style, on stage and off stage.  I mean, not only is she a great hip hop dancer, but she is a great Jazz singer, and a song writer. Pei and I actually went to her performance last Sat. and we enjoyed both her beautiful voice and the outside gym, off-stage charm of hers. 

Ah, my point, let's not go astray and get back to my topic: Personal style. Jessica's style is always classic and she carries it with her in performance and off-stage. She really wants to get out of her usual box and try different styles to be edgy, fun, sexy.... chic... Well, she got great body, she certainly has no problem to pull of any look other than being classic. As far as the style is concerned, we all love classic looks.  But life is just too immensely fruitful   to stick with one look only. 

It's not easy to get out your comfort zone in every situation, but once you muster up the courage, you not only learn how brave you could be but also you will appreciate life even more. So, be brave and be versatile!! ^O^


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me and Jessica Johnson 


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Me, Jessican Johnson and Pei. (At Hotel De Anza, Hedley Club Lounge) 




xoxo Rachel 
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