These young urbanites know fashion but work toward their own style which is influenced by their more international, sophisticated outlook.
At the Lacoste SS ’11 preview, a fashion editor probably checking the location for the next media event. PR company Adventi again found an interesting venue, an indoor tennis court that was entered through an air-lock.
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Photos: Suzy
At the Gap opening, GQ editor Jacky Tam dares to match his pocket square and tie. Bold, bold, indeed.
At Men’s Leon, this shoe company exit was wearing three different checks in one outfit.
在男人风尚的活动，这个皮鞋公å¸ç»ç†åŒæ—¶ç©¿ç€ä¸‰ç§æ ¼å。
The party for men’s Leon （男人风尚）provided a nice barrage of sartorially-incliined Beijing men. More to follow.
Adidas/Yohji Yamamoto collaboration brand Y-3 just opened at new boutique in Beijing’s most visited and highest rent shopping mall, Shin-Kong Place. Beijing’s fashion editors, particularly the boys, were out in their cutting-edge best.
Photos: Xiao Yang
And what a cute pair they are! Ingrid is an editor at a major fashion magazine and Paul is a stylist at Beijing’s premier multi-brand fashion boutique. I was happy to see quite a few “fashion types” at La Ville en Rouge, our party celebrating the launch of Tally Beck Contemporary’s gallery in NYC.
At the opening of the new Theory flagship in Sanlitun Village, North, this editor is engaging in what might be called “pragmatic” gender bending – in contrast to conceptual or subversive gender bending. Perhaps pragmatic is not the ideal word.
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Kan Deng, the Creative Director/Fashion Director at Grazia, switches up the ties and the sport coats, but he has been keeping to a denim shirt the last few times I have seen him. Kan’s styles were picked up when he was in Paris, too.
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More stories on the Phillip Lim show at Dongbianmen from Style.com and stylelist.com. These websites really have names like mine.
One doesn’t see them much in Beijing, but Ni Ya, Style Director for Men’s Leon, always sports something dapper. Here he is at the party at Lane Crawford for Phillip Lim.
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On the right is Modern Media renaissance man Jian Cui, who lightened up his hair for the Modern Sky Festival and is now proof that blondes can be intelligent. The fun will end in a month when he goes back to black.
Cat has been so unbelievably popular in Beijing in the last year. I even commissioned a leopard print dress shirt, that I wear with a repp tie and suit, just to attempt to keep up with the trend. Here is Time Out editor Queenie, prowling through the jungle that is Beijing. Can she be dominant here?
Here is Vega’s store manager at the party. And Vega being very affectionate…
The last party was the media event. This time the hipster masses came to celebrate the opening of Vega Wang’s shop.
And here is designer Zhang Chi ready for the return of heavy heat. Beijing has been in the mid-thirties again.
One always wonders whether certain stripes or checks can be put in the same outfit. I never even consider putting two different polka dot patterns together, but it seems to work here.
