[ That's all about my 2016 Tokyo Beauty Haul , 
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Hi everyone , welcome back to this blog ! In today's blog post I'm gonna share all about STREET SHOPPING in Singapore ! I always prefer to be a street shopper instead of mall rat just because I enjoy leisurely walk and not to shop in hurry.On top of that,it  allows me to bargain too! In Singapore, I have this two favorite stops to shop where close to each other.For you who are familiar with Singapore's area that you might already made a visit ; Bugis Street and Haji Lane !

I knew this best-est shopping stret in Singapore ( yeah, imho it is) since i was 16 and till now i always manage to visit here every time i have chance to fly SG.I fell in love with the ease of access, shops, food stalls and...pretty much everything cheap fall in one place.If any of you worried whether we still can shop if it's raining then my answer is ... rain or not , nothing can stop as long as you have the energy lol. To make it clear, Bugis street market is already equipped with roof and  even aircon on level 2 and 3.It's basically a half -open air shopping street Just wear your favorite flip flops ,pair it tank top and shorts and not to forget,some cash then your'e ready to stroll till you drop !

On first level,it's dominated with street foods stalls like waffles, crepes , dried fruits, juices, snacks, etc.If you are particularly here for fashion hunting, I suggest to check Bugis street market level 2 and 3 too after you done with level 1 because there's plenty clothing store up there.Mostly fashion trends is based on latest asian fashion style (korean ,chinese ,japanese) and measurement is in one / all size.Tho, some shops allow you to try first in fitting room so you can make sure whether it really fits or not.

On the contrary of being half indoor type like Bugis market, Haji Lane is literally a real STREET and that's the reason why they made every exterior and interior of the shops along this street is so on point! Although shopping here is relatively bit expensive than in Bugis market, I really like the vibes of this neighborhood that gives me some inspiration even just for window shopping.I even witness some fashion blogger taking this spot as lookbook background and even video shots for commercials every time i visit here,so that's pretty much sums up how the street is worth to visit !

Haji Lane is basically a street filled with loads of indie boutiques and local cafes. It's best to visit during day, around 3 till 6 pm when the sun is about to sets as most of the store just open around 12 pm at noon. 

[ Which do you like more, Haji Lane or Bugis Street?
Have you visit these places while in Singapore ? Comment Below ! ]