Hello to my first pair of brown denim, so here are my tips for pulling it off without looking like a hobo or a Gen Z wannabe.

I love basics. And I love white. So it’s no surprise that white staples are my go-to during the warmer months in Hong Kong (let’s be realistic, that’s most months of the year).

Still confused about whether chambray is a subcategory of denim? The answer is no, but that doesn’t make them any less enticing as a spring fabric. Blue chambray shirts make fantastic capsule wardrobe pieces, as they combine the down-to-earth quality of denim with the comfort and familiarity of a lived-in shirt.

Synonymous with seafarers, the iconic Breton shirt originated from Northern France and has since become firmly embedded in capsule wardrobes. Finding the right kind of stripe takes time, however, but I’ve finally found a contemporary piece for all my sailor dreams!

Sandro, the impossibly French brand, embodies effortless chic in its fondness for patterns and prints. I’ve pieced together my favourite winter pieces from the brand, just in time for the recent cold spell.

Red taxis, breezy days, golden sunlight. Beautiful yet feels like a Hong Kong from so long ago.

In my mind Muji has always been the queen of natural fabrics: its designs always carry timeless, minimalistic silhouettes in an array of neutral colours.