Ahhh, Hong Kong. What can I say about this wonderful city? Augusta had already been to Hong Kong. When she returned home from her study abroad trip, I knew I wanted to go, too. I think everyone deserves to have an experience where you travel alone and abroad, it helps you learn more about yourself. It forces you to be in situations you wouldn’t necessarily have ever had a chance to be in. At times you are definitely out of your comfort zone. View from my dorm window. Now that

Upon reflecting on our trip, it was hard to come up with a list of our "best" moments in this city. There were so many good times that it was hard to narrow it down to just a few of our favorites. Because honestly, just getting to experience traveling Hong Kong together was a dream come true for both of us. But, because we thought it'd be fun to cover the highlights of our trip, we made ourselves pick out some of the favorite places we visited and things we experienced throug

Before we left for our trip to Hong Kong, I wrote a Dream Café List for the blog. It was sort of a café bucket list for us. I did research and found the best of the best, ranging from a Parisian café on Montmartre to a café shaped like a camera in South Korea. Two of the cafés on the list were actually in Hong Kong. The L & L girls managed to go to both of them, checking a couple of spots on the list. And we can honestly say those were some of our favorite moments of the trip

We had such a wonderful time in Hong Kong. However, there were certain items we needed on us at all times, to ensure we kept having a good time. We walked so much in HK, and we needed to make sure we stay hydrated at all times. Traveling can take a lot out of you. So our #1 tip would to make sure you have one to two water bottles on you. ALWAYS. There is so much to see and do in the city, so we highly recommend you make this your next travel destination. Shopping, yummy food,

Being in Hong Kong is so inspiring. There is constantly movement all around you. People walking, cars coming and going, buses zooming past. While walking the streets of Hong Kong one of the first things we noticed were the all the fashion trends. Duh, we’re fashion bloggers! So, here are some of the major trends we noticed-- if you aren't already embracing these, you better start. Because, trust us, they're huge all around the world and, of course, extremely stylish to boot.

We've never really been big into multi-day juice cleanses or anything of the sort. We appreciate food waaay too much for that. But, juice can be such a nice, filling pick-me-up that we like the idea of sipping on a juice quite a lot (as long as it doesn't have to replace our lunch). We'd never found ourselves in need of such a nourishing snack than while out and about (walking at least 8 miles a day) in the crazy busy city of Hong Kong. Luckily, there are juice bars all over

I have a love-hate relationship with Hong Kong. My experiences there are always full of extreme highs, followed immediately by lows. Ocean views and ant bites. Ice cream licks and scurrying rats. It’s a bit of a long story, and you might not understand even if I told you. Regardless of my feelings towards the place, when I landed and was back in the airport, it was apparent: this city wasn’t done with me, yet. Or maybe it was me who wasn’t done with this city. Whatever the ca