Photos: Suzy
Delightfully autumnal, I have to find out the precise name for this cape-like garment.
Shuangxi Swagger
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Outside the Jue Festival, what a nice scarf and shawl collar.
Tabata Yukihito
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Mr. Tabata Yukihito has been a key figure in Chinese contemporary art since the 1980s. His Tokyo Gallery was established all the way back in 2002, when 798 was still in its early days.
“Any Color-“
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“- so long as it’s black,” said Henry Ford in reference to the color selection for Model Ts. Considered achromatic from a scientific perspective, I believe black is one of the five main colors in traditional China, but I will have to check that.
Party Below
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The action in this look is happening not far above the pavement.
Stripes and Squares
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I’ve always been fond of blue with green.
Interview with Changzhou TV
Nels Frye was just interviewed by Wang Tian, host of Changzhou TV, after a visit with Mayor Yao, Changzhou’s internationally minded mayor. Here are some select quotes:
798 Blues
On Travel Channel Tonight at 9:45
Watch the Travel Channel (旅游å«è§†ï¼‰tonight at 9:45, Beijing time, to see a profile of me. Here is the trailer and you should be able to watch it live here, though this doesn’t seem to work on my machine.
Duan Yanling is the host of “Cheers for Creativity” (创享2018 in Chinese), a program featuring profiles of designers, editors and other creative types.
The Blue and the Fur
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What a nice roomy coat!
News Roundup: Designers, etc.
The era of brand-obsession, in which brand and price tag trump design, seems to be ending fast. As tastes evolve and diversify, Chinese designers and brands are seeing increasing interest in their products at home.
Double Red
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Quite a pair of lapels here.
Interning with LifeStyle Magazine
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LifeStyle is the leading bilingual publication in China focused on architecture, inner space, decor, luxury goods, travel, etc. Distributed in all of the five-star hotels in China as well as golf courses, membership clubs, restaurants, etc., this is the most recognized publication in its class.
Rough-hewn Urbanite
Photo: Suzy
Beyond the Starbucks coffee, there is actually something appositely American about this look.
Xander Zhou in LifeStyle
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This photo from a couple months ago of Xander Zhou in a Juun.J biker jacket and shoes reminded me that he had just been in my magazine.