Last month BF and I took a trip to Bintan Island, Indonesia. That’s one of the best things about living in Hong Kong, you don’t have to travel very far to get to an island getaway, and the options seem endless. We stayed at Banyan Tree, one of seven resorts, set within the perfect balance [...]
Tags: Banyan Tree, Bintan, Indonesia, Singapore, travel
A while ago Cheryl introduced me to one of the most underrated treasures of Hong Kong – a leather workshop. Tucked away on a secret lane in Sheung Wan, Fungus Workshop provides you with the tools and space to be creative and really appreciate fine workmanship. Set inside white french doors with Parisian music humming [...]
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Agnès b. Le Pain Grillé was the perfect place for momma’s day brunch-turned-lunch. Despite the doucheface waiter who insisted that I couldn’t change our reservation from 5 to 6 people, the service was attentive, polite and the restaurant is just straight up cuties. The antique french decor and cozy atmosphere made the entire experience even [...]
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His mickey ears in full blown force. your secret’s safe with me ; ) 2 years and 9 months ago my boyfriend and I decided to get a dog and we went through two sick puppies until we FINALLY came home with silly fat Obi. Today we spent his birthday eating New Orleans pizza and [...]
blazer: h&m, tee: izzue, jeans: zara, bag: costume national, shoes: island beverly photo by nanz alexander wang sunglasses Last week Lane Crawford celebrated the launch of their American Apparel pop-up shop, which wouldn’t really be a big deal everywhere else in the world where AA is so easily accessible. The crowd was pretty much a [...]
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