LADHAFUL: Maassai Market.

Mambo my loves?

It's been a minute. Honestly I can't say that I have been busy.

Let me just come right out and say it: I have been the opposite of busy-Lazy-and also demotivated at my work place.

Two days ago one of my blog followers told me I need to get back to posting or she will come kill me. I don't think she meant it though. But she surely did help me get my Mojo back.

Well so in the spirit of getting my blogging groove back: Here are some pictures of me in Maassai market which i arguably my favorite place in Nairobi

I had on my rolled up boy jeans which I bought in Tanzania

My Fur sling bag that I fell in love with since the day we met in Gikomba (100 bob)

My Feather Neck piece from Mr Price (1000)

Manyatta earrings which are also my current favorite earrings that I got from Maasai Market (They are going for 500 but the seller thought I was a celebrity and sold them to me at 200 and in return I am supposed to do some marketing for him)

So guys: AIN'T THESE EARRINGS PRETTY? His stall is just on the right after you get in Maasai market. I bet you won't miss it.

And my shoe game that day was my sequined brogues. (1800)

I have a very healthy obsession with brogues; these shoes just scream comfortable and understated elegance and are perfect for the woman who is tired of alternating between heels and ballerinas.

The autumn catwalks were stormed by loafers, lace-ups, brothel creepers, Chelsea boots, velvet slippers and brogue

One of you guys asked me how you can rock your brogues. You can wear brogues with almost anything but personally I would advice you to pair them with leggings and a striped 'tee, jeggings,skinnys and boy jeans

Here is the rest of my brogue collection. They seems to add up. If you want me to hook you up with a pair just holler at a sister and we will discuss business.