Why are fashion bloggers really just people who post their daily outfits a la Street Snaps?
They don’t blog about fashion, just visuals of their own personal styles.
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The brief story that accompanies this photo needs no embellishment. When a human confidently mixes West Asian* and Italian culture, the resulting style will knock you on the ground.
Devin Fitzgerald says:
“I took this photo a few years ago in Litang, Sichuan. Not only was this monk the coolest person I have ever seen, but he also spoke Italian. He said that he worked in a Buddhist center in Milan. I hope he counts as Chinese. ”
Sigh. Devin, can you hear the sound of 1,000 hearts breaking as your dreamy monk bounces around the Internet?
*****Correction: This guy is Tibetan, not Chinese. My mistake. Litang is displayed as a part of China on Google maps; however, “Litang is actually part of Greater Tibet. It used to be called Kham before the Chinese occupied Tibet.” Thanks for the information, Johnathan. I guess he only counts as Chinese if you’re being a careless butthole like I was.
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Salvatore Ferragamo Resort 2012
Photo: Courtesy of Salvatore Ferragamo
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Alexander McQueen Resort 2012
Photo: Courtesy of Alexander McQueen
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I. fucking. love. this. dress.
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Nina Ricci Resort 2012
Photo: Courtesy of Nina Ricci
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The dress is too die for.
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Please meet the original accidental Chinese (actually, Taiwanese, I know this distinction is important) hipsters. I saw this unforgettable couple a year ago while on vacation and part of me has probably not been able to stop thinking about unselfconscious, out-of-context Chinese fashion ever since. The best thing: they are at a bank! Running errands and being bored! That lady was not even smiling while she was doing the most whimsical ATM transaction of all time.
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PS. Hi, nice to meet you.
Well, the blog I started to entertain ten of my friends has found more than a few additional like-minded persons thanks to very kind mentions on Thrillist and Angry Asian Man. I’m so excited! The photo submissions, commiserations from other first generation halfies, and notes of support from a variety of fans of Chinese style have filled my week with joy. I want to invite you all to a diasporic picnic party in Sarah Roosevelt Park where we eat dumplings too sloppily and hock loogies with old men. Someday soon.
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But if you work really hard and you’re kind, amazing things will happen -Conan O’Brien.
Note: Being kind excludes all types of back-stabbing, back-bitching and selfish actions ;)
Sephora, Bukit Bintang. I hope they’ll bring in NARS soon. I also hope that their KLCC store will be bigger!
