Every Thursday, the riders, roadies and volunteers on the AIDS/LifeCycle put on an extravagant show that both visually unites the riders and brings awareness to the forefront of that day’s ride.

Today also marked the first day that I wore a dress – a fabulous, shimmering kimono that I instantly Hulk’ed as I attempted to squeeze my frame into.

It was powerful to see the red ribbon of riders pedaling through the winding turns through the California hills; just like a long red ribbon, the riders were living and breathing vessels of awareness that brought the fight against HIV/AIDS to communities that might not have the enhanced awareness that urban dwellers enjoy.

Shawls and wraps! Whatever the occasion, whatever the Christmas party corporate that has your company or a ball of elegant charity in one of the places of his people... would be the main point of interest that would have the majority of women: what to bring? Of course, the majority of women would like to stand out from the crowd and not want to be identified as monotonous or boring during the event.

Red is now considered the new neutral Corporate attire, but also serves as a dress color if you really want to stress in the regular crowd and be noticed. With a red dress you can really capture the attention of the public and would stop and listen to what you mean, especially in a public or social event ranging to....

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Well before the next event coverage starts I might as well post a studio set from the start of the month. Han Ga Eun shows off her cuteness and legs while wearing an empire waist dress. Not really sure why for half the photoshoot the sofa in the background is covered in plastic and then they remove it for her to pose on… they should have just removed the cover for the whole thing to make the background more “normal” looking.