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After a brief but very intense period of exploring the Bangkokian trends I want to share the main differences that I noticed between Italian and Thai fashion designers. As I already mentioned in this post most of the local designers are in their early twenties. They usually start their business while still studying in the University…
The Vogue Fashion Night Out in Bangkok didn’t seem to be as popular as the one in Milan. While the streets of the Italian capital of fashion get as overcrowded as Dalian Beach ( in China ) during a public holiday, here you could even fail noticing it unless you don’t look for it. However,…
Silom Road. Gridlock, horns, smell of gasoline, screaming street vendors, the whistle of the traffic warden. Leave the chaos behind and discover the hidden oasis of Karmakamet. As you come in the gentle scent will lull you into a more relaxed state of mind. The shop has a few tables where you can draw (…
In this post Street fashion = the fashion items that are sold on the street. So what can you expect from the clothing stalls that are all around Bangkok? There is only one possible answer to this question – abundance. Especially in the evenings the sidewalks get really busy and overcrowded. I love browsing these…
Luckily for the fashion addicts this weekend Bangkok offers some exciting events not to be missed. On the 26th of September VFNO is coming back for its second edition in the city. The main locations wil be Siam paragon and Central world. Can’t wait to see how Thais do it. On the 27th and 28th…
When you are in a foreign place and see something familiar it immediately draws your attention. This is exactly what happened to me while I was browsing the exotic food stalls in my neighborhood. Spotting Italian handmade fettuccine ( popular type of pasta ) in a place frequented mostly by locals was quite unexpected and…
When you first see this uncommon place you might think that it is a flower shop or maybe a coffee shop, or wait, could it be a hairdresser? Actually it is all this things together. This place has something magic in it. As you enter your senses are ignited by the vibrant exotic colours and…
Fashion in Thailand is like food – it is everywhere. From the street stalls to the covered markets and infinite number of shopping malls throughout the city – it is statistically improbable that you will remain empty-handed. It’s no surprise that the local market, among the mass production imported from China, features plenty of indipendent…
I was attracted by the Italian name of this coffee shop – tazzina – which means a small cup. It is actually a tiny place situated in Soi Phipat 2, very close to Chong Nonsi BTS station. The mystery of the name was revealed after the owners told me that they have worked for a…
