I have to be honest, and say this will be my last post for Greece "What I Wore". After traveling for about a week and a half. I started to worry less about taking pictures for the blog fashion end, and more about just relaxing where I can. I also notice my friend was not into taking my outfit pictures before going to each outing anymore, so next time I may just bring my tripod along, and get the pictures out of the way before going exploring.

Below outfit feature my Kimono, I was looking for a floral version but fell in love with this one instead. I look forward to wearing this again in the future. Hope you guys had an amazing weekend!

Naxos turns out to be my favorite island out of all of the Cyclades Islands I visited. The vibe there was great and because of the warmth of its people, I will never forgot Naxos. I do have to note that we did get stalked by an older gentlemen in a red pickup truck because of our amazing look (-_^), but that didn't deter me from liking this island and placing it as my top island of my Greek Island Hopping Tour.

Naxos City
The people that makes up Naxos is what I believe make Naxos one of the popular island on the Cyclades. I spent most of my time chatting with the locals, and just having a grand old time. I also had the best food here as well. I took a lot of picture of what I ate over there, and I really want to share my experience about the food in Greece, so if you guys are not bored by my travel post, I'm really would like to share my experience with the food I had in Greece. Let me know by commenting below.

Ask me why I wore mostly dresses and skirts in Santorini? I have no idea, but I have to admit that sometime you just have to go with the flow. Below outfit was something I really like. Not only did it make me feel really girly and cute, it also was extremely comfortable. Yes I wore my sunglasses a lot there, and they were extremely helpful in protecting me from the sun glare, but (*wink...wink*) they also made it super easy to gawk at the hot Greek men.





Outfit Consist of High Waist Skirt | Spaghetti Strap Blouse | Blue Mirrored Aviator Glasses | Timex Weekender Watch

My makeup consist of what I consider my essentials, blush is M•A•C Raizin Matte Blush, and my lip color is Anita (Browned Burgundy) prep with the EOS Lip Balm

The denim vest is truly a versatile investment, and I wore it many time to dress down my dress or outfit. Below is the second dress I wore in Oia, Santorini. I fell in love with this dress as soon as I saw it on the Macy's clearance rack, and it so happen another fashion diva love it as well, because the same day I wore this, I ran into another woman with the same EXACT dress. How is that even possible? I so wanted to ask her to take a picture, but instead we both complement each other on our dress =).







Outfit Consist of Maxi Dress | Denim Vest | Sandals | Timex Weekender Watch

My makeup consist of what I consider my essentials, blush is M•A•C Raizin Matte Blush, and my lip color is Anita (Browned Burgundy) prep with the EOS Lip Balm

I was in total dressy mode for Oia, Santorini. With the winds and the scenery, I couldn't help it. Below is a dress that I purchased and fell in love with because it combined both my love of leopard patterns and my new found love of floral design. Since this dress was a little dressy, I decided to pair it down with the denim vest.

Santorini was the third island I visited, right after Naxos. If you guys ever plan on visiting Greece, I highly recommend splitting the island hopping between destination that are not to touristy such as Mykonos, Santorini, or Athens. I have already shared my experience with Mykonos here.

My experience at Santorini wasn't as pleasant as Mykonos or Naxos, and that was largely due to the fact that the people there seem to be tired of the tourist. I was a little irritated by the fourth day of dealing with rude ass people. You guys would be very proud of me, because I REALLY held my tongue for the most part (I only snap back once :D). There is only so much yelling and pointing I can take...ugh. Other than the rudeness and the high level of tourist, Santorini was indeed a wonderful place to visit.

Santorini (Part of the Thira Regional Unit)
The amazing thing about all the towns and villages in Santorini are that they are built on the VERY top of the mountains. Since these villages and town are on the very top of the mountains, the sun tend to be very harsh during the day, and at night tend to be cold due to the winds.