Special interview with Wonderwool

Hailing from Singapore, Wonderwool is the blog behind the lovely boutique featuring new and pre-owned treasures. Once again, it has been wonderful getting to know other fashion fiends around the world! Check out the interview below to learn more about the minds behind Wonderwool:

Inside the store

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MV: You know the drill! Tell us a bit about yourself! How old are you, where are you from, favorite band, food, and pass time?

WW: The first thing you need to know about me is… I have a huge obsession and weakness for dresses. I currently own around 150 dresses… and more. I am not kidding! I am on a quest to acquire more, as many as my pathetic budget permits.

In a -boring-resume format, my passions include finance (yawns!), fashion, travelling, photography (both narcissistic and artistic), boys and good food.

I am on a perpetual search for new highs; Otherwise, a good read and a damn good drink will make me one happy trooper : )

MV: Love it! When did you start blogging, and why?

WW: I  (attempt to) reveal and live the enchanting fantasies of ordinary people. My stories have been painstakingly written for their enticing explorations of situations which many may have contemplated but only a few have experienced. I believe in having one guilty pleasure too many, luxuriating in dirty, sinful, naughty, naughty, naaaaaaaughty escapades since I’ve only been afforded one life.

This, is a celebration of Life, the mysteries surrounding it and the passions I often dream of.

Outside of Wonderwool, located at 16A Haji Lane Singapore

MV: What can people expect to find at your blog? What do you tend to focus on?

WW: Like a lot of my peers, I spend an excessive amount of time on fashion in different medium. I read too much magazines, stalk too much style bloggers and follow too many celebrity fashion write-ups. I am familiar with brands, designers and can differentiate Louboutin, Blahnik and Choo. But I am no fashionista. I don’t dress like a superstar, I don’t make a lot of effort trying to develop a unique distinctive style of my own. That’s why I appreciate it when I see people who do.

People who look effortlessly cool. People who follow trends but never look ridiculous. (Harem pants, anyone?) People who will suffer for beauty, people who wear heels that pinch yet still smile and feel fabulous. People who spend inordinate amount of time painting their faces.

I am not one of those people. I love clothes and I like to wear what flatters me and what is comfortable. I suck at being a girl but to make up for it, I pore over clothes online endlessly and here, I attempt to share it with you.

MV: What is one tip you have for bloggers?

WW: Be creative, original and consistent. Most importantly, remember, be naughty, very, very naughty.

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If you would like to participate in the interview and link exchange, please email me at Maria@BachmansSparrow.com.

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