While nothing new, these Korean-inspired nails are bold and fun, perfect for a pop of colour in the summer.

Pastel colourblocking inspired by Wes Anderson, Leonie Hanne and Ko Hyojoo.

Last year when renowned hair and makeup artist Gabbie Lee worked her magic on me.

Nothing says salut printemps better than fresh daisy nails!

Real story: the knit top is older than me and originally belonged to my mom, she tried to toss it out and I salvaged it.

A while ago we hit up one of the newer coffee joints on the corner, which was tiny and always packed with people save for weekday afternoons.

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.

Happy Easter! Nails inspired by Jemima Puddle-Duck, Smarties, a sweater and pastel hues I can’t get enough of.

4 months into 2021… I’m finally out with an outfit inspired by Pantone Colour of the Year 2021!

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

Red taxis, breezy days, golden sunlight. Beautiful yet feels like a Hong Kong from so long ago.

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.

I love a veined marble nail (“nuvolato” is Italian for “cloudy”) flecked with gold and fine glitter.

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.