




I had a fabulous time with my blogger friend Doris I knew a long time ago and we shared some news and laughters together. I am watching some Korean dramas now and of course I'm selecting those with the main characters in amazing outfits. Apart from "Six Months" and "Miss Ripley", do you have anymore recommendations? (Kim-Ah Cheong is just drop dead gorgeous...)
The recent D&G incident at Canton Road has triggered off the massive HKese-Mainlander conflict. It's true that with the economic growth of China, thousands of mainlanders bring cash and buy up to 10 Louis Vuitton bags, a dozen of Prada shoes and endless high-end items per visit as Hong Kong has no sales tax and has a good reputation of selling authentic products in Southeast Asia. Consequently, all shops are dominated by mainlanders and salespeople start ignoring HK customers. This time, a D&G salesperson prohibited a HKese to take pics of its window display while allowing the mainlanders to do the same, causing a few thousand HKers to stand up for their rights in front of the D&G shop in Tsim Sha Tsui. Personally, with a HKese identity and a bit of conscious or unconscious post-colonial mentality, I have to admit we have not been 100% agglomerated with mainlanders. There must be cultural differences - the way we act, we talk and we buy...
They do bring huge economic profits to HK. Many said that HK has lost its edge, and if it had not been for the mainladers, the LV shop in Canton Road wouldn't have been the LV shop with the highest sales in the whole world with a long long queue storefront. I did not attend the D&G protest this time, but is this how we're going to feel the cultural collage of both cultures in the next 10 years?
Refer to the news article
here. How do you feel about this?
I was wearing a skirt from a local store, 2% leather jacket, Tie Rack scarf, Alexander McQueen booties, Chanel bag, Gucci sunnies, YSL and Artini rings.