Hello to my first pair of brown denim, so here are my tips for pulling it off without looking like a hobo or a Gen Z wannabe.

Gone are our days of living in black leggings. But who says bike shorts are only for the gym or running errands around the neighbourhood?

I love basics. And I love white. So it’s no surprise that white staples are my go-to during the warmer months in Hong Kong (let’s be realistic, that’s most months of the year).

Still confused about whether chambray is a subcategory of denim? The answer is no, but that doesn’t make them any less enticing as a spring fabric. Blue chambray shirts make fantastic capsule wardrobe pieces, as they combine the down-to-earth quality of denim with the comfort and familiarity of a lived-in shirt.

Funnily enough, I’ve never been bent on investing in a Burberry and I don’t even own a trench in any classic colours, my mom just happened to pick this up from a sale and it just stuck.

When it comes to packing for vacations, rompers are my #1 secret weapon. Bright with playful designs, they make planning outfits easier and often comes with functional pockets. Bonus: this one even camouflages into the bougainvillaea.

If you’ve been to The St. Regis Hong Kong, you’ll know that their interiors feature deeply-veined marble and lush textures in a palette of creamy whites, warm greys and taupe.

This was a last-minute outfit I threw together and stashed into my bag without even trying it on. I often fret and overthink way too much, so this was super rare for me.

I’m surprised this is the first time I’m writing about a H&M piece I’m head over heels with!

When picking faux leather items, I prefer black pieces that make a statement on their own yet still allow for layering so it doesn’t appear too full-on.

Winters in Hong Kong are interesting. A while ago it was so cold I had to hug a hot water bottle through work; a week later it’s warm enough to break out the spring pieces already.