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I cannot believe that it has already been four years since I first met Fanfan when she walking down Nanluoguxiang in full Dongzu garb. It’s amazing to think how much has changed.
She and I were attending the launch party of Meridian, an event intended to introduce this new organization to the Beijing creative community and to celebrate the publication of their first illustrated children’s books.
A well-known stylist, photographer, and general provocateur, US-based Zoetica Ebb just touched down in Beijing. I am excited to be working with her and the Frei Group on creating the Secret Guide to Alternative Beijing.
Photo : Suzy
One doesn’t walk down Nanluoguxiang to see looks like this any more, but Banchang Hutong and Beiluoguxiang are getting to be quite the style hotspots, especially on weekend nights.
Photo : Suzy
The migrant laborers should ditch their suits and start dressing like this.
Photo & Text : Suzy
Joining Jam Bar as part of the new fleamarket mini-trend, School Bar in Wudaoying Hutong hosted their first event this past Saturday. I came a little late and the vendors had already started packing up but I was lucky to meet lovely Claire on their breezy upstairs terrace.
Photo : Suzy
Here and I thought Jeffrey only drank champagne. It turns out that this is the second time that he tried water.
The suit is Shandong silk.
Photo: Suzy
This isn’t the usual sort of content I put on Stylites, but I thought it would be nice to give viewers an idea of just how nice a garden wedding in Beijing can be.
Photo & Text : Suzy
This color is probably a bit safer than white for wedding guests. This lovely couple in an intensively green wrap dress and a midnight blue bespoke double breasted suit came in for George Wang’s wedding from Tokyo.
Photo and Text: Suzy
Dressing up for a summer wedding can be a difficult task, especially when in China the bride wears not only white but also red at the same event. This party guest at George Wang’s recent garden themed wedding made a perfectly elegant choice.
Just back from studying for three years in NYC, this blogger and Okay magazine editor was in Shin Kong Place to witness the unveiling of the DKNY Fall collection.
