f(x) at a Marc by Marc Jacobs show:

I notice that Victoria really likes wearing wedges, and I really am not a fan of wedges. I feel like they semi-cheapened the outfit she was wearing. Wedges just aren’t very red-carpety. Sulli’s outfit on the other hand, the bomb. She dresses well and poses well and is just so gorgeous, but I think it’s sort of sickening that she’s only 15/16. 15 year-old girls should really be hanging out with friends and talking about stupid things at sleepovers, and not attending fashion shows and appearing in W magazine editorials :( She’ll miss her youth when she gets older, but that’s another rant for another day!

An homage to my favorite book, a men’s fashion editorial, an Asian pop idol…this is too beautiful. I…I-I think I need a moment. *weeps*

This is the most tragic outfit I’ve ever seen.

Her Japanese stylists know what’s cool and what works on her body. Her Korean stylists are so constipated up the butt trying to come up with something BoA-ten-year-anniversary-must-be-better-than-everyone-else-must-stand-out appropriate that they revert back to some of the fobbiest things known to Asia. I can’t even tell you what “fob” is supposed to look like or what qualifies as fobby, but I just feel it in my Asian blood.

From Vogue Nippon, September 2010.

(via fakingfashion)

There’s a place in Hong Kong called the “Fungus Workshop” and it’s basically a leather workshop where you pay money for a certain number of sessions and you make whatever you can/want to with the materials they provide. The people who attend make some amaaaaazing ish. I wish I lived in Hong Kong.

Go check out their blog for a whole bunch of photos of things their students have made.