The following article is produced by STUVVZ’s collaborative media partner BuyMeDesign, a Hong Kong-based design curator and launching pad for designers. The original article was posted on BuyMe Childlike playfulness meets sleek, modern design in the ROLL Collection, a seating line created by German designer Verena Hennig. Verena Hennig is an award-winning art director, designer and the … Continued
The following article is produced by STUVVZ’s collaborative media partner BuyMeDesign, a Hong Kong-based design curator and launching pad for designers. “MVN is characterised by an interflow of culture” – Marvin Mak, co-founder MVN WHO? Even though Hong Kong-born and based fashion brand MVN is only one month shy of its first anniversary, we already dare to … Continued
Our team loves to discover innovative and inspiring collections that are in close proximity with contemporary art, especially those that tells meaningful and captivating narratives. August 23rd to 25th marked the official preview of COS’ capsule collection with Agnes Martin in Hong Kong. This was launched in accordance to a retrospective exhibition dedicated to the … Continued
The following article is produced by STUVVZ’s collaborative media partner BuyMeDesign, a Hong Kong-based design curator and launching pad for designers. “My designs are an invitation to travel, discover and help an amazing country; Cambodia” – Linda Quach KAMBODJA Giving Brand is a Hong Kong-based, socially responsible fashion accessories brand founded by French-Khmer designer Linda Quach in … Continued
A fashionable gust of Joan Cornella had blown across Hong Kong in June, and before I knew it, my social media feeds were brimming with bright, sarcastic caricatures and witty imagery. Curious and slightly bewildered by the unfamiliar but strangely inviting works, I decided to pay Cornella’s first exhibition in Hong Kong a visit. It … Continued
Conceptual endeavors are, arguably, a fashion collection’s most important asset. Aesthetics do sell, but so do stories, and Berayah’s newest SS16 collection, Stations, tells a narrative which surrounds humanity, emotions and art. Stations tackles the ideas of individuality and agony– the two aspects which are shared unanimously across humanity. I see this collection as being … Continued
From the moment I entered the majestic Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden, I knew I was in for an exciting and unforgettable night. As a rookie stumbling into the realm of fashion, with Vancouver Fashion Week as my first experience at an official fashion extravaganza, I did not know what to expect. I had thrown … Continued
William Shakespeare is perhaps the most widely studied wordsmith, who is also strongly connected to the present day image of Valentine’s Day. He was the one who has popularized and solidified the romantic love of Valentine after the time of Chaucer, with his works capturing 16th century Britain and Europe by storm. His literary contributions … Continued
Literature has popularized and romanticized Valentine’s Day, and we all know this from the English classes we had back in high school, as we were required to read and analyze various forms of literature – whether we liked them or not. Yet, perhaps our English teachers did not know that the day was not “made … Continued
As Valentine’s Day rolls around, the catchy but conventional articles about gifts, how to’s, and what to’s start to infiltrate our Facebook feeds, leaving us the option of clicking into it (if you’re taken), or rapidly scrolling by (if you’re single). Sappy cheesiness isn’t all there is to this special day – especially when love … Continued
