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Redefining Eastern Elegance Through Food and Aesthetics: Chef & Food Service Public Relations Consultant – Zhao Yanmei
Who says chefs can only wear white uniforms? Who says cheongsams are only suitable for banquets? Food Allee founder Zhao Yanmei tells us through her story that traditional Chinese clothing is not just clothing, but also a lifestyle and a confident expression of culture. 「中式服裝給人的印象好像只適合黃皮膚、黑頭髮的人穿著,但我有些外國朋友穿起唐裝或旗袍時,效果令人驚艷。」 Having studied in Switzerland for over a decade, Zhao Yanmei not only honed her skills in Western cuisine but also developed a deep love for the European em


When Tradition Meets Modernity: Financial Elites Ginette & Kathy
In the financial industry, a field that values professionalism and image, workplace attire often revolves around suits and simple shirts, as if only black, white, and gray can represent "professionalism." However, two female executives from AIA— Ginette and Kathy —have broken the mold with Chinese-style fashion, showcasing a unique Eastern aesthetic in the rigorous financial workplace—maintaining both professionalism and personal style! 📹 Want to learn more about how they br


When Haute Couture Meets Innovation: Zoe Siu and Lai Yi-hung's Fashion Revolution Based on Traditional Craftsmanship
In an era dominated by fast fashion, the traditional Chinese clothing craftsmanship, characterized by meticulous craftsmanship, has become a niche yet precious art form. Two Hong Kong designers— Zoe Siu and Lai Yi-hung (co-founders of Stickyline) —have breathed new life into this traditional craft with strikingly different artistic languages. One focuses on contemporary interpretations of Chinese knotting, while the other breaks conventions with the boundless plasticity of pa


When calligraphy meets cowboy Tang suit: Winfred Hung, a master of calligraphy.
Have you ever thought that calligraphy can be more than just black and white ink on paper, but a flowing fashion and an attitude towards life? Winfred Hung, a Hong Kong calligraphy designer (founder of "Draword"), shows us with his creativity that calligraphy can be played with in this way! 「書法本身就帶有一種流動的韻律,但寫在紙上過於平面;而服裝(字衫,點撇系列)則能將平面的藝術立體化並完美呈現,這正是我最著迷的地方。」 Winfred Hung, founder of "Draword | Calligraphy," is a local calligraphy designer. He majored in humanities in high scho


Subverting tradition with trendy cheongsams: Ashley, lead singer of a local band
Ashley, lead singer of the Hong Kong independent band "Little Red Riding Hood," not only captivated music fans with her voice but also shattered stereotypes about traditional Chinese clothing with her mixed-and-matched look of a denim cheongsam and sneakers! Who knew Chinese clothing could be styled like this? Today, we'll delve into her fashion philosophy and see how she wears classic pieces with a youthful attitude! 「原來旗袍可以用牛仔布或其他特別的布料來製作,我覺得這種新穎感覺很好,為中式服裝注入新元素是件很有趣的事。」 The


A Gentle Cultural Awareness: Writer Fang Taichu
In the ever-changing world of fashion, some styles remain timeless, such as the cheongsam—it is not just a garment, but also an attitude, a contemplation and reinterpretation of one's own culture. The style of Hong Kong writer Fong Tai-cho perfectly embodies the contemporary possibilities of this Eastern aesthetic. 「如果大家都再次穿上中式服裝,或許是因為想追問自己:『你是誰?』」 Fang Taichu is a renowned Hong Kong writer, known for her delicate writing style and unique perspective. Her representative works


A perfect fusion of Kung Fu and Chinese aesthetics: Martial Arts Instructor Chen Zhizhong
When it comes to the dressing of "stylish men", many people think of suits and street fashion, but martial arts instructor Chen Zhizhong (Wilson) believes that "Chinese clothing" is the fashion that best highlights a man's charm! Wilson is not only a master of traditional martial arts, but also a fashion practitioner who loves Chinese culture. For him, kung fu clothes should not be limited to wearing during martial arts training, but should be part of his daily outfits. Every


Fashion is also a cultural movement: District Councillor Yeung Suet-ying
Clothing is more than just clothing; it's a lifestyle, a cultural expression, and even a form of community action. Female politicians often face the dilemma of being perceived as unprofessional if they dress too casually, and as old-fashioned if they dress too formally. 「因為這個文化,我們選擇了這個類別的衫,而我們穿著上街,其實可以影響其他人對這件衫的想像。」 Yang Hsueh-ying's everyday style consists of a stand-up collar top paired with wide-leg pants, simple and neat yet meticulous, perfectly matching her professional
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