twenty thirteen

twenty thirteen was a rad year for me, i met a lot of amazing people and formed some really great friendships. i collab'd with friends through styling, but i was also able try different things creatively with art directing and consulting on projects as well. i managed to do more with video and began filming the hk edition of my video test series "styled by" which i'm really excited about launching in 2014! i started a monthly street style feature with 'boom' magazine asia, and i even jumped in front of the camera a few times modeling for look books and editorials - still weird to do that though.

check out below for a few highlights and stay tuned for new projects in 2014.

style jam with electric sekki

the other day i participated in a style jam hosted by electric sekki - a distribution and fashion bureau based in hk.

each style jam features people with unique style that the team at electric sekki support and  appreciate. they're are no strangers to showing their continued support to many talented creatives in hk.

on the day i had to style a few looks with pieces from the available collections, i didn't really know how i was going to approach it, whether i would style looks catered towards my own personal style, or style it as though i was pulling looks for an editorial shoot. in the end i decided i was going to do a bit of both, focus on my own style but just have a bit more fun with it. give it some "pizazz" as my homie trizzy would say. 

check out the links below for the full feature.

part 1

part 2

part 3

electric sekki : les artistes 2

earlier this year electric sekki partnered up with ten of hong kong's most inspirational creatives for their annual "les artiste" initiative.

"les artiste" highlights individuals who are trying to make their mark on the creative industry, whether it be in photography, music, fashion, etc. and i'm extremely proud to have been featured as one of the ten.
it's awesome to finally see that hong kong, a city usually associated with the corporate world of banker's, lawyers etc. is beginning to embrace the creative side to the city and recognize these talents.

last night, electric sekki hosted an event to launch the video to the public, it was a dope night  but also very surreal and strange to see myself up on a big screen, i think it goes back to people hating the way they sound on a recording. is that how i really sound? check out the video below, i'm last!