ReshaDollyPrincess

Trixia Salonga

Hi! I'm Trixia and welcome to my slice of life. I'm not your average blogger, I'm a hybrid of multi-dimensional shoujo, a rare breed of legal loli and a unique original producer of ideas and inspiration. My path goes on the other side of the road which is less traveled, where thrill and excitement rests. This blog holds my inner thoughts, experiences, opinions and out-of-the-ordinary theories which I keep as a journal of my life's highlights. Contact me at reshadollyprincess@gmail.com for collaboration

The long awaited day has finally arrived. For girls in the country are called to part take in this event where they are magically transformed by the wonders of the art in the form of make-up. SM Beauty Store held this event on the momentous day, 27 of July 2014 at 4pm. Announcement was made before hand thru social networking sites, including guests, Ms. Alodia Gosengfiao and Ms. Tricia Gosingtian.

The event guideline indicates that a girl must be in her cute doll outfit to participate, they are given privilege for a free makeover by known makeup brands Dolly Wink, BYS, NYX, Pixy, Heroine Make, Kate, Maybelline Color Show, Cutex, Palty, Beautylabo and Lucido L.,

There will be ten lucky winners , the two selected girls to have a makeover and those that were picked up VIPs of Ms. Alodia and Ms. Tricia

This is my current school where I study a lot about Arts. It is my modern doll house now and they take good care of me.

Ms. Cathy Monterola- Business Development officer, CIIT

By the time I got there, the show has not start yet.

This is the VIP section, it is located on the First floor of the Block.

I come as a Lolita doll, Victorian period doll but with a twist of the modernity. My dress is Victorian inspired, Soft Pastel Blue fabric with crocheted lace sleeves and skirt.

I love my wig. It is a wig that changes colors depending on the light setting. See how it changes from Ash brown to blonde in lights ^_^

I am very happy to those that appreciated my cosplay-doll and took my pictures.

The event was surrounded by walking dolls and cosplayers with their own doll concepts.

Along with the set-up , up front is the Doll box where anyone can take their pictures with the Doll, or simply wacky pictures!

I met my College groupmate, Rich and was very surprised. Reunion time ^_^

This is where the dolls are to rest ehem* sit perhaps… Model Dolls sit here and are taken pictures.

Maybelline Stall.

Models ramp their way to the stage. Later that evening, Ms. Alodia and Ms. Tricia came in and was interviewed and as promised, had a makeover session ^^

Oops time to retouch!

Trying to become a mannequin this time*

The doll is famished! After the event, we went immediately to KFC for my treat!

Itadakimasu!

After that of course, we will never forget the dessert*yummy!!

So that's about it, stay in touch and don't forget to g1+

posted by Trixia Salonga . Sunday, July 27, 2014 . cosplay / fashion

Terminology:

" Pila " -a Tagalog term for Line, referring to the persons that form a line in jobs.

It felt like the retro ages.

I have just seen the pictures of Old Manila and those that was never seen again. I have the fascination of how rich our Mother land is, the Philippines. At that time, The country was able to afford a million worth of double deckered bus, 3D Billboards, electrical transportation and the comeback fashion which I envy nowadays.

On my honest observation, the Philippines is experiencing the poverty that is much worse when I was in high school. Whenever I go to job fairs long "Pila" is always expected. I had the question in my mind, with the many population of unemployed Filipinos, what happens to them when they don't get a job? How are they able to live?

It seemed dim to me, that I could be called for a job, especially for me, who is looking for a part- time job, employers would want full time schedule. Posters around the place saying, “Job needed”, “Job opportunity” but, ah, something else…. What’s the catch?

I am also one of those they call “Promised children”, promised in the sense that they promised for a brighter future & Job opportunity in my first course in Nursing, but even now, most of my colleagues still on their 5^th year OJT, well, that’s quite a long training isn’t it?

I’m also the same as others who would need to go abroad just to earn a proper living, but what I loved about the job I am taking is: It is the job of my dreams, I’ve taken a shift of career, decided to revive my primary dream.
and followed my heart’s desire.

I came from the curriculum where most people are like dogs, “Dog EAT dog”, It is still the same where I am right now, but the only difference is, I am taking what I really wanted, people doubt me whenever I tell the truth that I am taking the course because of my dream, I often read on their eyes that they do not believe.

It is quite a sight to see the competition of Needs vs Dreams, who is the most formidable of all? Which can stand the test of time?

Is Pursuing my dream the right thing to do?