As a result of boredom, I decided to check out what was new on
Gmarket as I get weekly updates of items that are on sale. I was content to find that the website is now Firefox friendly as it was not before. Instead of actually purchasing any items, I browsed through various web-shops and went "window shopping". Here are some of the things that were appealing to my eyes and what I currently need:
This pink button wallet is an ideal shape for more bill-length wallets. I love the simplicity of card placement. The back of the wallet which I did not save as a picture, has quite a flat yet apparent coin section. I think this would be my second choice of wallet shape and configuration in terms of style and accessibility to various things I would put in my wallet.
Next, is this beautiful lovely red wallet. I am not a fan of glossy wallets, but the exterior is not heavily patterned, therefore I do not believe the glossiness is accentuated as much as others. My favourite part about this wallet is the turn clasp. These show to give any accessory a slight elegance over magnetic clasps and are also easy to maneuver. This wallet is also a favourable design. I like this one more than the first because of the card placement, which is easier to see. The coin pouch is located on the inside, which I have no problem with.
I initially believed this would be my first choice wallet design, however I realized there was no coin pouch which is quite essential to what I look for in a wallet. I love the thickness of the wallet which is the reason why there is no coin pouch. The placement of the cards is, as I mentioned, most preferable. The material is also ideal for me because it is not glossy or over the top, and leather would probably be more durable if I am scared of bends or cracking.
I will not explain the features of this wallet because it is quite straightforward and very similar to the other wallets I had talked about above. What I really love about this wallet is the exterior designing. I think a sepia fade of the world map is a very simple yet abstract design. It can probably go well with any satchel or banana-type purse.
This is just a simple cut-sleeve short sleeved top with a design of an owl on the front. It is actually very basic and can be found in a lot of stores, or created oneself by cutting on a loose shirt.
This is also another basic shit. It is a gray-black top with miniature bat wing sleeves and gently hugs your waist.
The number one style top that I am seeking this year. Instead of a basic long tank-top, it is asymmetrically shaped towards the bottom to give it more flow and figure.
Overall, I did not find a lot of clothes that specially caught my eye. However, I noticed that the predicted trend on Gmarket this year (or month) is very large arm hole openings to any shirt. I am not a big fan of this style because it tends to make people with skinny arms look even more skinnier and the width of the shirt is most likely unflattering to figures of less shape as well.
