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Lovely Lace - Romantic, vampiric and just a little bit gothic, lace is definitely a trend to sink your teeth into this fall.
Fascinator with veil, Accessorize, $340
Accessorize, Shop 1040, IFC Mall, 8 Finance St., Central, 3101-1170
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Neutral Gear — Keep your cool this fall with soft, nude shades that work from day to night.
One-shoulder evening dress, Karen Millen, $2,900
Karen Millen Shop A, 56-58 Wellington St., Central, 2530-2092
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Biker Babe— Pair tough leather with distressed denim for a durable fall look that never goes out of style.
Boots by Ralph Lauren, Lane Crawford, $6,800
Lane Crawford Podium 3, IFC Mall, 8 Finance St., Central, 2118-3388
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Savages, go wild with these animal prints.
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Gloves by Agnelle, Lane Crawford, $1,800 (left) , $3,600 (right)
Giraffe print shoes by Amaya, Lane Crawford, $1,750
Pull & Bear have opened their second store in Hong Kong, this past Saturday 18th September, 2010 at Plaza Hollywood (shop 117-118) in Diamond Hill.
FYI - Pull & Bear are owned by parent company Inditex, known also for Zara, Massimo Dutti and Bershka. Go check 'em out!
Eating out is something of a national pastime in Hong Kong, and with our poky kitchens and cheap, tasty food available just about anywhere, who can blame us? But all that salt and fat isn’t much good for our waistlines, which is why we’ve listed everything you need to rustle up some effortless and tasty dishes at home. And when you’re done shopping, we’ve included some simple recipes to try at home. Tasty!
Drop the takeout menu and grab a spatula. It’s time to get serious in the kitchen.
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Sick of your bog-standard, mall-bound, sterile retail experience? Check out some of the city’s freshest shopping destinations. Go downtown with Johannes Pong and his canvas bags.
Haven’t they got enough malls already over in Tsim Sha Tsui? This is not a property column but we just want to bring your attention to The ONE, the sparkling new shopping mall complex on Nathan Road. New restaurants and bars are popping up there already—Harlan’s has closed their space in IFC mall, crossed the harbor to move onto the 19th floor at The ONE, which is now open, as has a bar called Cocky a floor below (we are already sneering at the name). Also just opened is a new sushi place called Kushi One (pictured) on the fifth floor.
Michael
27. Beekeeper.
Wears a Reiss shirt, Benetton trousers, Shofolk shoes and mismatched fake Ralph Lauren socks which he proudly emphasizes. He accessorizes with his grandma’s necklace, a self-made ring and another one from India. He also gives us a peek of his yellow boxers in spirit of his beekeeping exhibition.
We talk to the kids on the street to get their take on politics and fashion.
“The term ‘Post-80s’ (‘baat sap hau’ in Cantonese) has recently became mainstream and used as a popular noun in the local media. In the digital age, almost every post-80s kid owns a camera, and taking portraits is no longer only reserved for special occasions, nor is it the privilege of a professional photographer”— or so says Mary Lee, a post-80s art librarian.
A photobook project by Mary Lee
