Postcards From Hong Kong

Through all the bright lights and crowded foot traffic, Hong Kong is an enigma to me, and I intend to keep it that way.  Though I've been here many times in the past, every visit has brought a different experience.  This time, I spent my time visiting with family, attending a few meetings for upcoming projects, and exploring new corners of the city while making visits to old favorites.

There were afternoons spent shopping at boutiques like Buttonhole in SoHo where I found whimsical dresses, LoveIt where leaving empty-handed was not an option, and the overwhelming IFC building filled with every designer brand you could imagine.  I indulged in local fare - eating at historical restaurants like Mak's Noodle shop in Central, and favorites like Dim Sum in Happy Valley.  There are so many things to do and see in Hong Kong, but here are just a few clips from my visit....from the top -

people watching over a bridge in Central leather detailing in new jacket banana/ strawberry spread I made for my Oscar's breakfasta view from the bottom Victoria Peak the best shade of nude I've come across Chanel Rogue Allure Velvet 'La Furtive' hustle and bustle of Mak's noodle shop an awning made of bright hats in SoJo/ Times Square my attire while galavanting through the city a view of Hong Kong island from Kowloon