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This photo and interview was in Modern Weekly a while back. Photographer Joy Island got interested in fashion while studying in London.
It is upon us. It’s nice to see that more Beijingers are finding hats to be stylish these days. In the past, the spectacle of people in giant, grotesque, puffer coats going hatless was always amusing.
我很开心最近更多的时尚一点的北京人愿æ„戴帽å。原æ¥æˆ‘一直觉得看到很多人穿ç€ç‰¹åŽšçš„羽绒æœä½†ä¸æˆ´å¸½å有点好笑。
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Photos: Suzy
This visual merchandiser for Prada reminded everyone at the Gap party of Björk.
Two members of Super VC, Beijing’s leading fashion partying band.
Two members of Super VC, Beijing’s leading fashion partying band.
Photos: Suzy
At the Gap opening, GQ editor Jacky Tam dares to match his pocket square and tie. Bold, bold, indeed.
It doesn’t take much to figure out that the “Little Emperors” are a huge market in China, but the fact that they are also a luxury market may not seem as obvious. This Jingdaily piece emphasizes that much conspicuous consumption can occur through children. In its new store at Wangfujing, Gap is certainly on to this trend.
The Japanese version of Leon sent a photographer over for this event. Wearing a glen-check suit, he was one of the most effortlessly stylish individuals at the event. Don’t think I have ever seen an event photographer who was so well-dressed.
日本版的《Leon》的摄影师也æ¥äº†ã€‚我从æ¥æ²¡è§è¿‡ä¸€ä¸ªæ´»åŠ¨æ‘„影师穿得这么好。
Justin from NC-Style and a friend.
Photos: Suzy
Formerly at Prada, Carol is Visual Merchandiser for the new Gap Wangfujing, which opened on Friday.
At Men’s Leon, this shoe company exit was wearing three different checks in one outfit.
在男人风尚的活动，这个皮鞋公å¸ç»ç†åŒæ—¶ç©¿ç€ä¸‰ç§æ ¼å。
The party for men’s Leon （男人风尚）provided a nice barrage of sartorially-incliined Beijing men. More to follow.
The post just bellow, circle circle, was featured on lookbooks.com in their weekly Street Report, which “scours the web’s top street style blogs for the most killer looks”. The trend highlighted in their post is mixing of loud patterns.
Most will prefer dot dot, but this girl did have several shots of attitude.
Cao Difei with the Creative Director of Loewe was on the porch of the pre-Communism US embassy, now home to French restaurant Maison Boulud, after a fashion show by Loewe, Spain’s answer to Hermès.
Cao Difei is quite interesting. Beyond being a fashion expert with an extensive collection of colognes, he is also an accomplished singer of traditional Beijing Opera. This movie on youku (in Chinese) talks more about his life and hobbies.
支æŒäººæ›¹æ¶¤éžæ˜¯ä¸ªç‰¹åˆ«æœ‰è¶£çš„人。除了对时尚很了解以外，他还唱京剧。在优酷上å¯ä»¥çœ‹åˆ°å…³äºŽä»–生活的电影。
Some viewers were interested in seeing more of the Montblanc event, so I am posting additional photos.
Word on the street was that the total cost for the Montblanc event topped RMB 100 million or USD 15 million, which might be an exaggeration since the massive Fendi event at the Wall is supposed to have cost a mere USD 10 million. Germany’s Montblanc is big globally, but even bigger in China, which is already its number one market according to CEO Lutz Bethge.
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The point of the night, beyond serious marketing and a big party, was introducing the China market to Metamorphosis. In the course of the night, the invention of this new watch was mentioned along side that of the automobile and the internet.