Ode to My Fashion

 Hi Everyone! You might say that the only thing I did in Abidjan was shopping. And you might be right. On the final day in the city, I went to Plateau to check this boutique a friend of mine told me about. She wanted me to purchase a bag for her. I indulged because the bags looked pretty and I wanted a piece myself. I took a Yango to Plateau and exited near the Mosque. I walked around a bit, admiring the big buildings, the greenery and the effervecense of the city. The boutique was big, located right before a building called Pyramid. I looked at the bags on display but did not see the one my friend wanted. They were beautiful but when the shop clerck told me about the prices I was shook. They were really nice but not worth the price for me and for my friend.  The Plateau Mosque entrance La Pyramide building Some street art Bags at Makeda Boutique  I left and headed to Noom hotel on foot since it was not so far from the boutique. Noom hotel was a place I wanted to see ever since I arriv

Hello! I am still talking about what I did during my week stay in Abidjan Cote d'Ivoire.  Day 6 was a Sunday. I wanted to go to brunch either in one of those fancy hotels or near the sea. But upon checking Google and Instagram, I realized that it was too late to make any kind of special arrangements. Had I made better plans, I would have either checked the Millionaire Bay (La Baie des Millionnaires) or travel to Grand Bassam. I felt a bit disappointed but decided to make the most of my day. I went to visit Cap Sud mall. Turns out it was not very far from Playce Mall. This mall was different though, a bit more luxury oriented. I checked shops such as Kiabi, Mango without buying anything. Then I went inside the Woodin store wich is a fabric store. I bought a polo shirt for my brother and fabric for my Mother as souvenirs.  Luxury jewelry store Côte d’Ivoire fabric at the Woodin store  I walked around the mall a bit before trying this Italian place for lunch called Pasta E Pizza. I wa