I’m serious when I say my life is crazy. In a good way. But still, it’s crazy nonetheless. I went to Hong Kong this week for a fun project with Paul Smith. They invited me to style his capsule collection of scarves and pocket squares called ‘Daydreaming With My Camera’ and you’ll see the images on various magazines and press in Hong Kong on November.
I *love* Hong Kong! It’s one of my favourite cities in the world. Terrific service wherever you go, the food is soo good and the shopping is great. After spending almost 3 days flying from (and to) New York City, it’s kinda sad that I could only stay for two days because I have another trip coming up.
Asian luxury retail powerhouse Lane Crawford recently invited me to visit Hong Kong for their 160th anniversary celebrations. Rich in history and tradition, Lane Crawford is one of the world’s most prestigious multi-brand stores, offering the best of the best when it comes to fashion and luxury goods.
Jacket from Emilio Pucci, top from Lanvin, trousers from Helmut Lang, shoes from Finsk
They held a very special evening party with “fashion:play” as their theme.
Time flies so fast! When you have so many things to do, well, you have so many things to do. There’s no other way to twist it. Two weeks of not updating my humble blog is kinda inexcusable but 24 hours a day is not enough especially if you spend a lot of time 38,000 feet up in the air, crossing continents. I’ve been extremely busy that sometimes, blogging feels like a chore. I don’t want to blog for the sake of putting something out there that doesn’t come from the heart. I want my blog entries to be more organic and natural if you know what I mean. Do I live my life to blog or do I blog to live to my life? Hmmm.
Sweater from Margiela (at Lane Crawford), necklace from Fallon, jeans from Helmut Lang, shoes from Finsk, sunglasses from Super
With that being said, blogging will resume shortly. I apologize for my absence.
I think it's blasphemous for me to say this but I actually find Hong Kong skyline more interesting than Manhattan's.
If you're a big fan of skyscrapers, slabs of concrete and bright city lights like me, Hong Kong is the place to be. Here's a quick (and very poor) video I took while I was in the cab one night.
I attended an internal Marketing seminar earlier today for one of the world's biggest luxury brands. Did a mini-speech/Q&A, all ad-lib.I hope I did well. It was brief and short but fun nonetheless.
Believe it or not, I'm starting to like public speaking. I used to be sooo petrified of babbling in front of a real, live audience… but then again, blogging/twitting is pretty much the same.
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