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Gucci Black leather wedges⁠ UK 6 / US 8 / EUR 39

(SOLD) Red stretch knot mules⁠ UK 5 / US 7 / EUR

Our Anya Hindmarch boots, 2019, worn by @klo.e_glf

Our Anya Hindmarch boots, 2019, worn by @klo.e_glf⁠
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Black satin heels with adjustable straps⁠ UK 5 /

Our gold mesh slippers, 2018, worn by @mintish⁠

Our gold mesh slippers, 2018, worn by @mintish⁠
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Olive green leather woven mules⁠ UK 5.5 / US 7.5

Goffredo Fantini clogs featuring western style sti

Our Diesel mesh heels, 2018, worn by @ellaluciaa⁠
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DKNY snake print kitten heels⁠ UK 5 / US 7 / EUR

Our Brocade boots, 2021, worn by @klo.e_glf⁠ ⁠

Our Brocade boots, 2021, worn by @klo.e_glf⁠
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Beige snakeskin slingbacks⁠ UK 3 / US 5 / EUR 36

Ning Choi-san 寧采臣 falls in love with a ghost

Ning Choi-san 寧采臣 falls in love with a ghost, Nip Siu-sin 聶小倩 in A Chinese Ghost Story 倩女幽魂 1987.

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T-2 days until Lunar New Year. To get us feeling t

T-2 days until Lunar New Year. To get us feeling the vibe, we made a nostalgic new year playlist full of Chinese hits (賀歲歌) we grew up listening to. Yes, they’re loud and intense but we love it.

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If you, like us, are yearning for that 90s HK new year vibe, this will bring you right back. We’ll be blasting these sporadically throughout the week, imagining that we’re home with our families, receiving red packets🧧 and cracking melon seeds on the sofa with this music always in the background.

1. 財神到 by Sam Hui 許冠傑
2. 祝新歲 by the legendary Leslie Cheung 張國榮
3. 孖寶668 by Twins

For those who don’t practice the same traditions, we got you too.

4. Check out our current favourite track My Bonnie @allexchan, directed by @youngqueenz.
5. Follow @easternmargins, a London-based platform showcasing East and South-East Asian musicians from the fringes.

To continue our countdown to Lunar New Year, we're

To continue our countdown to Lunar New Year, we're recommending books by East Asian authors.
1. On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous by Ocean Vuong
Possibly one of the most beautiful books we have read in a long while, On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous, is a letter from an American Vietnamese son to his mother who cannot read. Vuong, the author who is a poet, writes of people caught between disparate worlds. The voices of immigrants are often silenced, their pain muted. The idea is devastatingly realised, as the stories unfurl in beautiful English prose, addressed to a mother who cannot read and therefore will never understand. Vuong sublimely weaves in ideas of history, race, sexuality and identity.

“That time when I was five or six and, playing a prank, leapt out at you from behind the hallway door, shouting “Boom!” You screamed, face raked and twisted, then burst into sobs, clutched your chest as you leaned against the door, gasping. I stood bewildered, my toy army helmet tilted on my head. I was an American boy parroting what I saw on TV. I didn’t know that the war was still inside you, that there was a war to begin with, that once it enters you it never leaves—but merely echoes, a sound forming the face of your own son. Boom.”

Other books we love:
2. Interior Chinatown by Charles Yu
3. Sour Heart by Jenny Zhang
4. Minor Feelings by Cathy Park Hong
5. Pachinko by Min Jin Lee

To kick off Lunar New Year and welcome the year of

To kick off Lunar New Year and welcome the year of the ox, we will begin a series of recommendations—highlighting East Asian inspirations.

In light of recent mahjong discourse, this is an appreciation post to the traditional game, which is deeply embedded and well loved in Southern Chinese culture. The click-clacking of the tiles is a comforting and familiar sound to anyone who grew up in places like Hong Kong and Taiwan. A symbol of family unity, a count-down Mahjong is often played at home before or during Lunar New Year. Knowledge of the game is passed on generation by generation, so even though it's a game, it holds a lot of deeper meaning like legacy to a lot of people. When the founders of the Dallas based company called Mahjong Line said that they wanted to give the game a "refresh" and change the game for Americans because the traditional symbols were too difficult to understand, they inherently tried to strip away the cultural, personal, and emotional significance. Hopefully as we enter another new year, we can see less of toxic culture appropriation.

WATCH
Three comedy films in which Mahjong features heavily, perfect to watch on New Years Day (think the equivalent of Christmas films like Home Alone):
1. 壊女孩 Why, Why, Tell Me Why 1986
2. 嚦咕嚦咕新年財 Fat Choi Spirit 2002
3. 嚦咕嚦咕對碰 House of Majong 2007

If you're in a more serious mood, try:
4. 色，戒 Lust Caution 2008

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Gucci Black leather wedges⁠ UK 6 / US 8 / EUR 39

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