LOOKBOOK | Wet and not wild

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Goofing just a bit by the waterfall.

Another day, another waterfall. Another outfit, of course. And because I was trying to veer away from my default t-shirt or tank top when going on trips like this, it was another buttoned shirt and swim shorts combo for me then.

Color-wise it's still a blue motif overall even if it was a multicolored pastel shirt I was wearing. They tie closely to my teal shorts and blue trekking sandals. For accessory I put on a bunch of beads in different colors, which went perfectly with my whole outfit.

Of course I started out dry, not fully knowing how wet I would get throughout the trek through this 5-tier waterfall in Samboan, Cebu. But it was all good.

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Still dry and ready to begin.

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I said I'm ready.

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Slowly getting soaked here already.

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At one point we had to climb through a waterfall to get to the upper levels.

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Enjoying my cold shower.

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Enjoying yet another cold shower.

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The cascade behind me kinda looks like frost, don't you think?

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Happy kid.

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Wearing color because life is, well, wonderful?

I'll write about this waterfall soon. Check out my post about Aguinid Falls in Samboan, Cebu. This was where these photos were taken. The place was well worth the visit and enjoyed it very much.
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Shirt (21 Men); swim shorts (H&M); sandals (Sandugo).

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