REViEW | Newt Scamander and the Night Butterfly

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them by Newt Scamander, Tales of Beedle the Bard with commentaries from Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore and Quidditch Through the Ages by Kennilworthy Whisp. These Hogwarts books have been sitting on my bookshelf for a few years now. Looking at them puts a big smile on my face. I can still remember how elusive this collection was way back and how I spent my energy to bring these home. I literally didn't stop visiting bookstores until I got my hands on these hard bounds! Sorry, I am not sorry for the nerd talk. It's just that, I am such a Potterhead!

That being said, I didn't pass up seeing "Fantastic Beast and Where to Find Them" in theaters! 

OUTFiT | Which Season?

Why, hello lovelies! Hope you all are doing amazing!

Because my feed is full of wonderful fall fashion tips, I will be doing the opposite. LOL. What can I say? I only get to experience 2 seasons where I live - hot and hotter. So, no matter how I want to put on a faux fur or velvet or cute thermal tights, it will never happen here. Unless, of course, I finally decide to fly and experience Winter, Fall or Spring. And so for today's blog post, here's my attempt to atleast feel spring, which according to my friends who live in a 4-season country, is the best equinox yet.

SUGARY TiPS | Dressing Appropriately for Work

"Why do you always dress as if you're the CEO?!"

A snotty co-worker asked me this question way back. But despite her eye roll and sarcasm, I wasn't offended. Though my career in Human Resources has really nothing to do with my principle to dress appropriately for work, it did empower what I already know. Thanks to my parents, my sisters and I were able to understand the importance of adhering fitting dress codes at an early age.

OUTFiT | That Classic Houndstooth

Hello, everyone! Hello, November!

Okay, here's a confession. Start of the year, what I have been doing for Sugary Fancies is work on my supposed weekly blog posts. The usual - hit compose, come up with the title, place my photos on a table via html then save it as draft. I've been doing this for more than half of 2016 that I was able to store around fifteen (15) rough outlines waiting to be published!!