After graduating from Central Saint Martins in ’08, Northeastern girl Vega Zaishi Wang is now in Beijing with her own label. Stylites intern Yu Wu interviewed Vega.
从东北æ¥çš„VEGA ZAISHI WANG在伦敦å¦äº†7å¹´æœè£…设计。原æ¥å¥¹æƒ³å‘†åœ¨è‹±å›½ä½†åŽæ¥ï¼Œå› 为想家人，就回到了这里å‘展。她去年在è§å¤–SOHO开了工作室。Stylites采访了她。
Here is a post I did on the Benetton “It’s My Time” blog covering the Chongqing Grand Theatre
Liam, who lived in Denmark for some time, had this suit with it’s impressive lapels tailor-made in Stockholm.
My blog is currently featured on Vogue.fr, in a story called “Le Tour du Monde en 45 blogs.”
Visiting from Shanghai, Esta works in event planning and most enjoys shopping at fabric markets.
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Buyun says that morning she just threw on her few remaining clean clothes, so it was a bit of a shock to be included in a style blog. Born in Fujian, she has lived in NYC since the age of three, growing up on Roosevelt Island of all places. This little strip in the East River was originally intended as a kind of utopian community where all the classes would mix freely, but the end result was somewhat dystopian. Apparently, the youth of Roosevelt Island get pregnant earlier, use illegal substance in greater quantities, and generally become life-long hooligans if they don’t escape to Manhattan. Buyun made it to the larger island and is now getting her PHD at a famous school there. Her focus is Chinese fashion history, particularly the Tang. We might include some her findings on Stylites in the future.
陈æ¥äº‘在ç¦å»ºå‡ºç”Ÿï¼Œçº½çº¦çš„ç¾…æ–¯ç¦å³¶é•¿å¤§ã€‚她在纽约读åšå£«ç”Ÿï¼ŒçŽ°åœ¨æ¥äº†åŒ—京åšç ”究。她写的论文关于æœè£…历å²ï¼Œå°¤å…¶å”æœã€‚å¥¹è¯´â€œè‡ªå·±æ²¡æœ‰ä¸€ä¸ªç‰¹å®šçš„ç©¿è¡£é£Žæ ¼ï¼Œä½†æˆ‘ä¸€èˆ¬ä¼šæŠŠç»å…¸çš„å•å“å’Œå¤è‘£è¡£æ··æèµ·æ¥ï¼Œå†é…上 结构化的外套或é…师。†她平时喜欢在北京的鼓楼和纽约的 Nolita逛街。
Probably mainland China’s most famous designer, Frankie smiles after his own rather Madonna-themed show. In 2006, he was the first mainland Chinese designer to show his collections at Paris fashion week.
This young graphic designer sits in this chair outside of Ruxi nearly every day, often with a bottle of beer. He hasn’t been able to find a job for around three months. Over the last few nights, he has partied till every sunrise. Does that qualify as a life of leisure?
Not exactly a newsflash for Beijingers or art afficionados, but here is a post I did on the Benetton “It’s My Tme” blog regarding the porcelain fashion art created by Li Xiaofeng.
The Versace SS ’10 show was held in a former factory at 798, which was also the venue for much of Beijing Fashion Week. The reception brought out Beijing’s most stylish editors, stylists, PR executives, and creatives and most of them lit up. It seems the relationship between fashion, champagne and cigarettes is international and enduring.
Here are an actress and a director.
Justin represents Y3 and other brands in China.
The green machines are the centerpiece of this venue.
Will Wu is an editor at Trends Esquire.
Check out Kristen Lum’s blog for more photos. Here are some notable styles from the runway:
Nick Sheffield has been here for a year and a half. Half German, half British, he is an Ibanker. I asked him a few questions about life and style in Beijing.
在投资银行工作的谢å®å“²åœ¨åŒ—京待了一年åŠã€‚他有两个国ç±ï¼šè‹±å›½è·Ÿå¾·å›½ã€‚我问了他一些关于生活在北京ç‰ç‰çš„问题。
Gaga is a freelance writer based in Guangzhou. She came up to Beijing to attend the Maris Frolg show, for which she wrote many of the marketing material. She insists that her choice of this particular English name long proceeded the rise of the American popstar.
She customized the shoes herself.
I am so unhappy that I missed this show. It seems to have the wildest items of the week.
In a vintage Prada hat, Robin Cheng is now based in Vancouver, but he used to live in Beijing.
Robin Cheng是个1/4德国血，3/4汉æ—的混血。原æ¥åœ¨åŒ—京ä½è¿‡ä½†çŽ°å±…温哥åŽã€‚他喜欢“美酒美食，漂泊æµæµªã€‚†我问了他一些问题。
