The super hot Daniel Wu, the legendary Lisa Lu (from The Joy Luck Club) and friend. Ahh, enough said. The famous peeps at the party which we co-hosted with The Hollywood Reporter at the ultra-chic W Hotel in Hong Kong.
I’m leaving Hong Kong tomorrow *sobs* Fashion blogging resumes tomorrow. Till next time – au revoir Hong Kong!
Welcome. We get the point.
Jade or Food? Tough choice.
Oh. The colours.
Cultured pearl. The only genuine stuff in this market.
Feast your eyes on the many stones.
I’ve no idea what these are.
Forget about the jade. Most are fakes. Be savvy.
Hello from HK! I’m back in one of my favourite cities for the HK International Film & Television Market (Filmart) 2010. It’s work-related. We had some free time yesterday and it was my first time exploring Hollywood Road (also known as Antique Street). If you’re seeking for treasures, this is where you should be if you’re in Hong Kong. I didn’t buy anything but I was truly fascinated by the volume of treasures (or pure crap) you can find on this street. Here are some snapshots of the items for sale:
I AM ASTRO BOY! YAY!
That’s me playing Astro Boy at Madame Tussauds in Hong Kong (yes, again).
Scarf: Burberry
Jacket: +J for Uniqlo
Bottom: Uniqlo
Top: T-shirt from Melbourne (gift from my friend!)
It’s the end of Sunday, oh well.
After 3-hr delay, we received a passport holder from Singapore Airlines. Boo.
At 430PM: Finally in Hong Kong! En route to Four Seasons Hotel.
The pocket on my vintage houndstooth jacket.
Danny from CATALOG magazine. We were tired, bothered and still smiling!
I played “paparazzi” during a press interview with Lin Chi-Ling. So fun!
Finally checked in to our hotel room. We couldn’t resist Marc by Marc Jacobs.
BEAMS! Unfortunately, the collection is really small here.
Every time I come to HK, the graffiti changes on this wall! See last year’s here.
Time for some street snacks – say hello to the folks from LG!
And some dessert from Hui Lau Shan. My eyebags! EWW.
This. Is. Heaven.
Bagaholicboy said, “Say hello to the MOTHERSHIP!” Or something like that.
At dragon-i, birds in this giant birdcage.
Settled for some drinks at … I forgot where. Journalists. Bloggers. PR. LG.
MY BED at Park Lane Hotel in Causeway Bay. HEAVEN! Then, back to Sillypore.
Fashionistas called it the ‘supermodel’ of phones. I think it’s deliciously stylish. Fash-Eccentric! is invited to celebrate the official launch of LG‘s new Chocolate phone in Hong Kong this Wednesday, 4 November. So tune in for my ‘live’ tweets and blogging from HK (along with Bagaholicboy and MyManyBags). Hot Taiwanese model, Lin Chi Ling and Nadya Hutagulang as well as the cast of the movie, Avatar are expected to be present at the event. Ooh, can you tell that I’m uber-excited? Before my iPhone, I used to own its predecessor when it was first launched – purely due to aesthetic reasons. Once again, the Chocolate phone is lookin’ really good, if not… better! Tune in for more fun fun fun!
Partnership with Sienna & Savannah Miller‘s Twenty8Twelve!
HONG KONG, HERE I COME!
Welcome to the “Symphony of Lights”
How can you miss the pretty lighted HK skyline? It was a spectacular view, even though it was drizzling at the time we were there. But, the rain didn’t dampen our spirits! It is quite romantic and nice to walk along the harbour and enjoy the lights.
I’m pretty lousy at taking photos at night, so I couldn’t be bothered. Why take photos when you can enjoy the real thing? There are people singing, and kids running around. Quite a crazy night. And, the Beijing Olympics craze is everywhere. You won’t miss it for sure!
Bubster decided to buy a cotton candy and the girl eventually said, “It melts very fast in the rain!”. In fact, it melted within SECONDS! Thanks for the “INFO”, missy. We stopped by at Hui Lau Shan healthy dessert joint for yummy, freezing mango dessert (I prolly miss this the most!). Bubster had the Mango Combo and I had the fruits with mango/watermelon juice. Not the best choice but I just wanted to try something new.
Stop taking photos and move on!! Bubster doesn’t like photos. Sigh.
We had Mexican for dinner!! Don’t ask why. I’m traveling with a white man.
Lucky for me, the food was authentic and good! I had a Taco salad which was yum.
As we explore Soho at Central, we came across this modern, Asian-inspired furniture shop called G.O.D. or Goods of Desire, simply means “to live better” in Cantonese. They seem to use the phrase “Delay No More” which might sound very crude in Cantonese literal translation (I won’t say what it means here) – so, some may take it as an ‘inside joke’. I bet tourists will be thinking that it’s bad english. Anyway, G.O.D. does sell some funky stuff that makes you go “wahh…” and I like how their reinterpret old Chinese elements into their modern designs to make it cool, yet relevant. Don’t miss this gigantic two-storey store, if you’re in HK.
A cuttle fish or nemo hot water pack? So cute!!
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