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You Are Not My Father, South Bund
Yesterday I participated in the first “Blog Talks” event organized by Sandy Chu of http://shanghaistyle.net/. I really enjoyed presenting CPHNS (as well as chinafashioncollective.tumblr.com and chinafashionbloggers.com), but I also loved hearing other people talk about their blogs and why they … Continue reading
Posted in Bloggers, Context, Just for Fun, Literal, South Bund
Tagged Blog Presentation, Blog Talks, Blogs in China, DAFF Fair, Sandy Chu, Shanghai Style, Strictly Cookies, The Apartment
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Gym Park, Beijing
I was up early on Sunday morning last week in Beijing, so I decided to ride around on my trusty-ish bike, looking for whatever I could find. Aside from the boys wandering out of Beijing’s major gay club Destination at … Continue reading
Posted in Active, Beijing, Chinese People, Conspicuous Leisure, Green, Gym, Just for Fun, Old, Park
Tagged Best Perspective is Up, Chinese Gym, Destination, Flexible Chinese People, Gay Club, Gym and Playground Combo, Gym for Old People, Gym Park, Low Impact Exercise, Outdoor Gym, Public Health
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Beijing Street Style, Beijing
Although I rode around Beijing on Vega Wang‘s bike most of this past weekend, I still feel much less capable of describing Beijing’s street style than Shanghai’s… I guess I just don’t have as many pictures and references for understanding … Continue reading
One Fine Day on “Cheap Road”, Zha Bei District
Aside from super feminine and slightly ridiculous styles on Qi Pu Lu, I also came across a good amount of literal t-shirts. This one, which read “YOU, ONE FINE DAY, ME”, was one of my favorites, although the Chinese girl … Continue reading
Ethnic Minority Hats, Shanghai
The other day I took a designer friend to lunch at a Xin Jiang restaurant in Shanghai called Xibo. Previously I’d only been there at night for dinner, and never noticed the decor on the wall near the entrance: The … Continue reading
May J. by Jiang Ling, Day 7 of Shanghai Fashion Week
May J., a brand I first discovered at Shanghai Fashion Week in October 2009, has come far in her three short years as one of China’s most promising menswear designers. She presented a refined yet edgy collection for Fall/Winter 2012, … Continue reading
ZucZug by Wang Yi Yang, Day 5 of Shanghai Fashion Week
ZucZug is truly a brand made for everyone. Although their creative director (Wang Yi Yang of Cha Gang) and design team are all Chinese, the brand strives to embrace people of all ethnic backgrounds and ages. ZucZug was the only … Continue reading
Posted in Blue, Chinese Designers, Colorblocking, Colors, Domestic Development, Fall/Winter 2012, Fashion Shows, FW12, Green, Red, Shanghai Fashion Week, Shanghai Fashion Week, Video, Wang Yi Yang, Xin Tian Di, Yellow, ZucZug
Tagged Black Models, Chinese Brands with Commercial Potential, Colorful, Ethnic Models, Normal Models
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Helen Lee, Day 4 at Shanghai Fashion Week
Helen Lee, a perennial favorite and ardent support of Shanghai Fashion Week since she launched her eponymous label in April 2011, continues to improve upon an already solid foundation and create strong, compelling collections. This season, she mixed a variety … Continue reading
La Vie by Jenny Ji, Day 3 at Shanghai Fashion Week
Local designer Jenny Ji has been an ardent and constant supporter of Shanghai Fashion Week for the past few seasons, and that has been a major plus for the event because consistency is what it is lacking most; usually designers … Continue reading
Engineering Sciences Student Show, Day 3 at Shanghai Fashion Week
I stuck around after the Fu Dan University show to meet some of the students backstage and discovered that another student show, this time from the Shanghai University of Engineering Sciences, was up next… After being pleasantly surprised by both … Continue reading
