inMAGAZINE, a bilingual fashion magazine, is the current must-read in Hong Kong. Its articles are in both Chinese and English.  It's a cross between a Sotheby's auction house catalog, constructed of high grade, glossy paper, and a thick, large InStyle magazine.Read more >>

Once upon a time, my fair complexion was looked upon as adorable. Sadly, that was a long time ago. These days, I spend the months from November through February looking more like Rudolph’s stunt double. I’ve decided that the time has come not to spend another winter with a cherry-colored nose.

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Originally entitled as the Vampires & Victims party, last evening's Radar Magazine bash was aptly renamed the R.I.P. bash.  But, don't count this provocative purveyor of politics and style out too quickly.  With an extremely loyal readership and a strong online presence, we expect that this glossy will resurface before too long.  Besides, this is the 3rd time that the publication has folded, so the staffers know the drill...

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There's just something about marbleized powder that I find so intriguing.  At first glance, I am always intimidated, but I have this primal need to figure out where every drop of color will go...

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Hmmmm... why was the haute monde recently lined up outside of the Astor Center in New York?

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Juicy Couture has adopted the phrase "Couture Cares" to promote its October breast cancer awareness campaign in Hong Kong (see above). The upscale boutique is selling teensy white T-shirts emblazoned with a pink heart and "Couture Cares" and distributing free fuschia buttons that read "Be Proud to Be Pink."