R E D

So our mother always said that to celebrate Lunar New Year, everyone had to wear R E D. Whether it was a dress, a top, some socks and mostly importantly your underwear (whose going to see it anyway Ma?) the point was to wear lots and lots of R E D. I never understood her and all the other Asian mothers' obsession with the color when I was little - I just did what I was told. In Chinese culture, the color red represents happiness and good fortune and is worn during times of celebration. So the more R E D you wear - the happier & richer you will be! Ma knows what's up. 

R E D - a color of power and love represents many social awareness campaigns to bring awareness to major health issues around the world today. So, whatever you are celebrating today: Lunar New Year, supporting the Go Red campaign to fight heart disease in women, or just want to make yourself feel a little more powerful - go at it ladies! Put on that bright R E D lipstick, those R E D stilettos, or that 
R E D lingerie set (Ma said so . . . )

Let's celebrate Happiness, Fortune, Power & Love! 

Fashion Week!

Hiiiiii! (*waves*) We are so excited to officially launch our blog and what better way to celebrate than to venture to our very first New York Fashion Week! We braved the treacherous winds of Nemo to bring you a glimpse of some inspiring collections. We saw the Monika Chiang & Rebecca Minkoff shows and even snapped some shots of Eve!

    

Quotes of the Day

    chi chi: 'That was the busiest, most fabulous & colorful hour of my life!'

  kit kat: 'Man, those girls need some doughnuts.'

We'll be sharing many more of our crazy adventures and wacky experiments so we hope to see you soon!