F A S H I O N & F C U K E R: phil oh

It's been quite clear that this is a SUPERXXLARGE OUTTA SPACIOUS winter for the time being.Fashion brands like Balenciage, ACNE,Stella McCartney, Celine, Comme des Garçons have swarmed to introduce their surrealistically oversize pieces as if it goes like "the bigger, the fitter."

From another aspect, however, not everyone has the courage or mental aura to rein those dramatic fashion dream. Therefore, as the progressive appearance of the all-sold-out KENZO Tiger Embroidery Sweaters and 3.1 Phillips Lim Ka-Pow Sweaters have taken over the fashion months' street snaps, we are pleasant to see a new developing style trend——wearing KNITWEARS !

Consisting of window-checks, stripes, pop art, or amusing patterns. Rolled keeping warm, practicality, effortless chic, and unparalleled comfortability in one, knitwears provide us with idiosyncratic mood for wearing as well as body shape modification, which caters to the growing trend of minimalism.

As for most people with limited budget, choosing a qualified and suitable knitwear seems by means more than that of consuming a dog prints tee from Givenchy. To some extent, even if a J.W. Anderson for Topshop Sweater maintains its value more than an expensive ready-to-wear like the dog prints tee in season.

showgoers in knitwears during fashion weeks(pics from 21/Vogue.com/style.com):

Sunday, October 7, 2012

Street Style: girls in RED

Red can symbolize many things; from blood, to love, to infatuation. Basically red symbolizes strong emotions, or things of strong emotions rather than intellectual ideas. For example, red can symbolize excitement, energy, speed, strength, danger, passion, and aggression.

According to Henry Dreyfus, it is popularly felt that red, the color of blood and fire, represents life and vitality. Red also signifies the color of the sun: a symbol of energy, radiating its vitalizing life-force into human beings.

1. Pace Wu in Valentino red dress

2. Ursina Gysi in Junior Gaultier red sweater

3.showgoers in red sweater

4. Sofia Sanchez in Valentino red dress

5.showgoers in red dress

Saturday, September 29, 2012

Street Style: Flowing Floral on the streets - Milan Spring 2013 Fashion Week

"UN VIAGGIO ROMANTICO A MILANO!"

A warm greeting from Milan, the most poetic along the Mediterranean Sea,the place where you can immerse yourself into the mellow beauty of Rococo style.Let the arbitrary floral blossom freely in mind.

pics credit:

Tommy Ton @Style.com

Phil Oh @Vogue.com

Victoria Adamson @New York Magazine The Cut

DOLCE & GABBANA dress and bag

Elisa Nalin in DVF dress

Balenciaga skirt

Prada clutch

Jessica Stein at DOLCE & GABBANA

Nicole Warne in DOLCE & GABBANA

Veronika Heilbrunner in Erdem dress

Julia Sarr Jamois in Celine shirt

Anna Dello Russo

Alexandra Benenti in Jil Sander skirt

at DOLCE & GABBANA

Stella McCartney top

JIMMY CHOO clutch

Saturday, September 22, 2012

Street Style: Spring 2013 RTW London Fashion Week

Differs a LOT from New York Fashion Week, season upon season, the focus on London fashion week increases exponentially, while it is still known as the hot spot for young talented designers. Proceeding from showrooms to the streets, it has reached a consensus that only in London, on those treasonous hippy streets can you find the most dramatic style!

pics credit by

Tommy Ton @ Style.com

Victoria Adamson @ NY Magazine The Cute

Phil Oh @ Vogue.com

www.nyanzi.com

Dita Von Teese at BURBERRY PRORSUM

Alexa Chung

PRADA Skirt & Clutch

Hanneli Mustaparta

3.1 Phillip Lim Sweaters

Louis Vuitton Bag and Jil Sander Dress

Tiffany Hsu in GIVENCHY sweater & Liger Skirt at Lane Crawford

Jessica Stein and Nicole Warne

Kate Foley in Opening Ceremony Printed Jacket & Olympia Bag

Street Style: Spring 2013 RTW New York Fashion Week

The Spring 2013 RTW New York Fashion Week has just given the world an unforgettable end. Thanks to our outstanding photographers waiting outside the showroom, those superb style and moments were captured to eternal. Here are the best collections of them all.

pics by Tommy Ton, Phil Oh, and Youngjun Koo