Loungewear has been trending ever since it became the official WFH office attire.

Did you know that Marimekko is recognised as one of the earliest lifestyle brands, dating back to the 1950s?

Happy Chinese New Year! I’ve been wishing everyone prosperity and mostly importantly, health, over the last couple of days.

Squeezing in another post because Chinese New Year is one sleep away and I’m all red-y!

Just a quick run to the Chinese New Year market down the road.

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.

I love blazers but let’s face it, Hong Kong has a very limited window where blazers are practical to wear (not that it has curbed my desire to buy them).

Earlier we had the opportunity to visit the Figo, a boutique hotel that is pet-friendly in Sheung Wan.

In my mind Muji has always been the queen of natural fabrics: its designs always carry timeless, minimalistic silhouettes in an array of neutral colours.

If you know me you would have noticed I don’t wear pink much, and even when I do it’s either very pale or muted (read: work-safe).

I realised there are very few designer labels out there I wholeheartedly love. But then it’s also very difficult to resist Chloé’s mix of bohemian charm and equestrian flair.