Fashion Blogs

The true pleasure is to work with people I am on the same wavelength with. A young aspiring Hong Kong-based columnist/writer, Holly Chan (陳政元) is able to look beyond the glamorous surface of fashion by exploring alternative perspectives. In her recent article, she made an insightful analogy between my modeling different styles of hats (from a fancy feather swirl fascinator, super sized Comtesse Violette Rosette to a classic English pillbox hat) and the various facets of female beauty. Click http

For those who are not familiar with the local media in Hong Kong, 100Most is one of the hottest magazines among the young generation known for offering an alternative perspective on current events. Our HongKong team of New York Asian Fashion Week Extravaganza - fashion show composed of Japanese couture designer Naoko Tsuruta, Hong Kong jewelry designer Yen Yeung of NoBeing, handbag designer Betty Lau of RBRK, and headpiece/accessory designer Angel Wong of Angel Wong Image founded in 2005 and mys

That's so New York - Once again I have the delightful invention that is the e-newsletter to thank for the discovery of London-based designer, James Hock. I have recently began taking an interest in not just the unique and slightly odd, but also the outright bizarre, which brings me back to the work of James Hock. James is what I would describe as the epitome of alternative design, as his fascination with fringing and what seems to be a form of shredding techniques is

That's So New York - Despite the fact that I currently have an interview with Finnish designer, Daniel Palillo in my mitts waiting for me to press that publish button, I feel that it may have seemed a little odd if I had posted an interview with a designer before introducing you all to that said designer. The reason behind my decision is primarily due to the fact that Daniel Palillo is still what you may consider to be anacquired taste when it comes to the wear ability of a number of his garment

The true pleasure is to work with people I am on the same wavelength with. A young aspiring Hong Kong-based columnist/writer, Holly Chan (陳政元) is able to look beyond the glamorous surface of fashion by exploring alternative perspectives. In her recent article, she made an insightful analogy between my modeling different styles of hats (from a fancy feather swirl fascinator, super sized Comtesse Violette Rosette to a classic English pillbox hat) and the various facets of female beauty. Click http

For those who are not familiar with the local media in Hong Kong, 100Most is one of the hottest magazines among the young generation known for offering an alternative perspective on current events. Our HongKong team of New York Asian Fashion Week Extravaganza - fashion show composed of Japanese couture designer Naoko Tsuruta, Hong Kong jewelry designer Yen Yeung of NoBeing, handbag designer Betty Lau of RBRK, and headpiece/accessory designer Angel Wong of Angel Wong Image founded in 2005 and mys

That's so New York - Once again I have the delightful invention that is the e-newsletter to thank for the discovery of London-based designer, James Hock. I have recently began taking an interest in not just the unique and slightly odd, but also the outright bizarre, which brings me back to the work of James Hock. James is what I would describe as the epitome of alternative design, as his fascination with fringing and what seems to be a form of shredding techniques is

That's So New York - Despite the fact that I currently have an interview with Finnish designer, Daniel Palillo in my mitts waiting for me to press that publish button, I feel that it may have seemed a little odd if I had posted an interview with a designer before introducing you all to that said designer. The reason behind my decision is primarily due to the fact that Daniel Palillo is still what you may consider to be anacquired taste when it comes to the wear ability of a number of his garment