Evil Eye

I'm pretty sure I haven't posted any pictures of myself posing at The Pigeon Valley in Cappadocia up until today (on instagram) because well, I've been saving these pictures for the blog. I kinda fell in love with this place ever since the first time I looked it up on google; I even planned my outfit way before the trip. Obviously tried a little too hard to blend in with the evil eye tree hahaha.

Anyway, speaking of which, did you know that back in the day, people believed that carrying the evil eye amulet will protect you against the evil eye curse? I actually find the meaning behind evil eye symbol is really interesting, and just in case you wanna know about it but too lazy to look it up, here you go:

"The evil eye is a curse or legend believed to be cast by a malevolent glare, usually given to a person when they are unaware. Many cultures believe that receiving the evil eye will cause misfortune or injury. Talismans created to protect against the evil eye are also frequently called 'evil eyes'."

Sweater - Duma

Skirt - Alpha60

Gucci sunnies - Optik Seis

Bag - Gucci

Thigh high boots - Fendi

Winter sun

I feel rather sad that our Turkey trip with Indah Tour has ended but at the same time, I feel happy that we brought back many good memories with us, just like these pictures we took on our first day in Cappadocia. It’s been somewhat 8 years since I last visited the city but I couldn’t recall that much since we didn’t take as many pictures back then.

It was around 2 degrees in the afternoon and thank God I had enough clothes on since the wind wasn’t that strong. Survived the entire day with a pair of long john, thick knitted sweater and the semi winter coat. I matched my outfit with a pop of red Fendi boots and yellow lensed Gucci eyewear from Optik Seis.

Knitted sweater - H&M

Camel coat - H&M

Skirt - COS

Bag - Gucci

Gucci eyewear - Optik Seis

Boots - Fendi