On the Street.....Subtle & Dramatic, Hong Kong
I love this girls whole look but I really love her makeup - it is both subtle and dramatic at the same time
Sorry for the delay of these Hong Kong posts.
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Wednesday, October 24, 2007
I love this girls whole look but I really love her makeup - it is both subtle and dramatic at the same timeSorry for the delay of these Hong Kong posts.
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post a commentGorgeous! The asymmetrical haircut makes the look.
I think that the women from Hong Kong are some of the most stylish in the world. This woman is both stylish and understated. Fantastic.
been waiting for the Asian posts. =) now its here.
My new favorite post.
I've been thinking about totally pared down looks lately, after all this time with the layering and mixed patterns, etc. This seals the deal.
Way to go, Sart.
shes way too cute
wow. her whole look is so simple yet amazing. lovely!
i wish there was a feature in blogger where i could fav an entry and later on be able to go back to them.
if i could add faves to an entry this would be one of them. thanks sart. :D
don't ever be sorry - you rule
For me, it really is the hair. Gorgeous!
absolutely perfect.
ohhhhhh i will be so mad if anyone says this look is boring in the least bit
love it. the simplicity, everything.
i love her hair...she's adorable but powerful in her look at the same time.
Thank God you're back, I was having withdrawals!
PS. Love the pic
im defintely underwhelmed with this.
I agree about the make - up..
It is so refreshing to see a new "perspective"..
Sartorialist be sure that from now on many collections will be asian style oriented
i have been missing the posts,glad you have arrived safely and have resumed work. enjoy asia.
An Asian woman in oversized black....?
I'm in love.
- BenMassimo
I too also like the asymmetrical haircut and also like how she applied her eyeliner.
She's very beautiful indeed, her make-up is very nice, just enough to make a difference, and her haircut gives her a nice edge
I've always loved a pared-down aesthetic and this is gorgeous. It's so exciting to see the Asian shots start to appear.
Wow. This is funny because she sort of reminds me of, well, me. Sometimes it seems there are few Asian girls out there who haven't dyed or highlighted their hair; they don't realise how beautiful and dramatic their natural hair colour can be.
the skinny pant/baggy top look is big over here, and this is almost andro if not for the makeup and haircut. its nice to see something commonly seen in my daily life put on your blog :D
ok. random and ironic, but
I KNOW HER.
(:
i like her hair style. it goes so well with her big eyes. i think.
more pictures of asia please.
i cannot wait to see more of it.
^^**
In Hongkong, I was most fascinated by the hair and the clothes. Almost everyone is impeccably dressed and made up. I would see a lot of young men in skinny suits and spiky hair on the subway. I'm looking forward to your pictures from Asia!
I love your blog and I love that you are in Hong Kong. I lived there for a few months, modeling, when I was younger and I loved their sense of style! Can't wait to see more
Her look so intriguing.
I like her slightly overcized jacket, narrow pants and gentleman`s shoes..
Her asymmetric hair with the rugged fringe suits her, but it´s not so dramatic, more soft.
she has lovely eyes, i love how she paired everything up with white trackers
finally, Hong Kong!!!!
I'm a HKnese and a regular here, and really really happy that can see the HK face here.
she's stylish with a lovely face.
i agree, i honestly havent met many who could pull off such a look..
yay.
more more more!
have you visited Mong Kok yet? I hope you get the opportunity to try local food. :3 it's sooo gooood!
her fit is one of the best looks I have seen on this blog.
Sartorialist is so hot right now, Sartorialist. :)
wow, i think she's gorgeous and her makeup highlights her natural features in a fun way.
If you're able,on this trip, or later, come to South Korea, it'll amaze you.
yes, i second that come to south korea!!!
I went to HK a couple of years ago, and I thought it was one of the most dynamic cities I've ever been to. It's just full of life, and the people are quirky, energetic, and delightfully rude. I hope you're living it up.
I would kill for this young woman's lips and haircut.
There's something very still about this woman, almost like's she's frozen in a time/space vacuum.
You sort of imagine everything passing her by in a blur, as she remains fixed... especially obvious in the cropped shot.
Pared down to the max. I love it.
A fresh young face but totally boring clothes -
Ginjin3, I don't know if that's possible or not on blogger/blogspot, but I always just drag my favorite pictures into a special folder on my desktop - "master sartorialist". It's the same thing, and you could just date them. Good luck. Great picture.
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ditto to the above.
and i have her haircut. i am thinking about replicating her look exactly in my head now. this is one of those few purely genius looks which wouldn't cost me an arm or a leg and my first born aswell.
Is this a new Mao suit???
The understatedness of her look suggests a keen self-awareness. She chose her most beautiful feature (her eyes), emphasized them without ostentation, and then made sure that all the other elements of the look did not overwhelm, but rather complemented them.
I'm so glad you're posting from Asia!
I love this young woman's look. From the neck up, she reminds me of Karen O from the Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
Perfect hair and makeup for her face.
I'm going to HK in Nov. and this is making me SO ANXIOUS. I really can't wait. It's my favorite place in the world to shop. Whatever style you have, you can find something special in HK. Yay!
great hair style
I've been loving all black lately. I'm always a sucker for casual and simple. Plus, I love those shoes.
Beautiful, love this look. Those shoes are very similar if not the actual Bottega Veneta men's brogues from a season or two ago. I love them on men, imagine on a woman!! Brilliant, inspired.
Energie
Wow...you've just caught a real typical HK girl. Isn't she just pretty??
Good job, Sart!
I just love her hair cut and make up.
I don't think I can ask for much more.
LOL..can't believe it coz that's my friend!!!!!!!!O_o
hello sir,
i am glad you are BACK!!!your blog is what gets my day started.Weird, when i saw this picture i thought i was looking at a picture of myself, but this girl is beautiful.
True beauty.The only difference with the way she looks is her bangs, my bangs are a different color than my hair.
keep doing what your doing.
Love
Kristina
Beautiful, beautiful face, and such pretty hair.
I also love that collar.
I have to say, though, I don't care for the outfit from the shoulders down. Looks a little too boxy over too-skinny legs.
(I think this is just cause I don't like the skinny legs look in general)
But who cares when she's looks so great from the shoulders up? So attractive.
I also love the face and outfit in the grey layers picture.
It's nice to see these photos from Asia.
Her face, hair and makeup together look very sweet but also extremely well defined and modern. Good thing they're so alluring because they make you pause and look at the outfit as well. It reminds me of the minimalism of the late 90's, but it's so much more. Shape, volume, and lack of it.
One more detail. Bearing the backdrop in mind, I love it how she's standing to your right, not left, and facing to your left, not right. It creates a subtle element of surprise in the composition.
welcome to hong kong!