I first started my Instagram profile as a way to put my styling perspective out into the universe and to help me get over my fear of putting a new identity out there: Manisha the fashion stylist. At the beginning, I felt the need to post a new look all the time, which wasn’t greatContinue reading “Creating a Rewearable Closet”
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Failure
Advisors often say that in order to succeed when starting a business, you must expect to fail, not once, but many times and as quickly as possible. The funny part is that it’s the opposite of what I had heard as a kid, especially the “many times as possible” part.
Siem Reap in 3 Days
In February of last year, in the middle of my parent’s visit in Hong Kong, they did a one week trip to Cambodia to see Phnom Penh and Siem Reap. I had never been to either so we booked a last minute trip to go with them, but could only join them for Phnom Penh. Continue reading “Siem Reap in 3 Days”
How to Style a Tie-Dye T-Shirt
Bringing back my rewearability posts with one all about tie dye! I’ve found it oddly hard to find affordable tie dye sweatpants so kept it to a tee, but I promise that all of the bottom options are totally comfy 👌🏽 Pls excuse my messy hair and my pant and short ties oddly tucked inContinue reading “How to Style a Tie-Dye T-Shirt”
Spring Fashion Trends For Sassy Hong Kong Families
The start of spring means warmer weather and the return of HK humidity, as well as the resurgence or rotation of new fashion trends! This year, some of these trends might be reminiscent of your childhood (think highlighter colours and tie-dye everything), but they’re also guaranteed to leave you feeling fresh and ready for the change in season. Whether youContinue reading “Spring Fashion Trends For Sassy Hong Kong Families”
2-Days in Tokyo – Part 2
My first time in Tokyo, Japan was almost 2 years ago. However, I was pregnant when I went and because of the risk associated with consuming raw fish when pregnant (and yes, I know that pregnant Japanese women still eat it) I had to forgo that type of sushi and sashimi. I fell in loveContinue reading “2-Days in Tokyo – Part 2”