Guest Blogger – Emily Fang (Little Black Book)

As most of you already know, the We Are Handsome blog is an avenue that we use to share our loves, inspiration and things that generally make us happy, smiley people. This year, we’re amping up the blog and recruiting some of our favourite people to be guest bloggers and share a little of their world with you.

This month is the lovely Emily Fang, who runs fashion blog Little Black Book. Emily was kind enough to share with us how she would style the WAH one piece, and hopefully give you all a few ideas in the process!

How To Style The One Piece:

Many of you might be thinking you aren’t adventurous or daring enough to wear a one piece as a bodysuit, or think the only thing you can do is wear shorts over them to make them look a bit more snazzy.

I actually love to wear my We Are Handsome The Jewels Scoop One Piece (as pictured) under a dress, in this case a cute semi sheer dress. Not only does the suit tuck you in at all the right places, the sheer dress allows you to see the amazingness of the WAH print.

What I really wanted to achieve with this look was to show you another way of styling your WAH bodysuit, sure it’s a beautiful swimwear piece but it can be so much more!

Emily.

Bathing in Budapest

Bathing is one of my favourite hobbies, so when I heard that Budapest was the spa capital of Europe, I was excited. The Contiki tour I was on had scheduled the two best thermal baths in Budapest into our itinerary – the fancy Gellért Baths and the no-fuss Széchenyi Baths. Both bathhouses come with your usual spa treatments and thermal pools, but that’s where the similarities end.

The Gellért Baths

On the Buda side of town is the famous Hotel Gellért, a beautiful art nouveau style building and home to some of Budapest’s most famous baths. Built in 1918, the complex is made up of thermal baths, swimming pools, saunas, plunge pools and even an artificial wave pool.

Unfortunately on the way to the baths we got distracted by the hotel’s amazing restaurant and spent our forints on champagne and deliciousness, not realising that we needed a fairly hefty cash deposit to hire a towel and change room. Next thing I know I’m attempting the impossible by trying to change out of a playsuit and into a bikini discretely without flashing Hungarian society folk.

We hit up the indoor and outdoor pools, but swapped the massages and manicures for chilling in the sun.

The extravagant indoor thermal bath

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