In Tai Kok Tsui district, Jie Yeah's small shop is like a library, though it has no books to borrow.
Instead, its shelves hold a range of useful items, such as board games, electric drills and sewing machines.
Jie Yeah – meaning "lend and borrow" – is a new project. Karen Law works there. She says it was inspired by the Library of Things, a project in Britain where people can borrow items they need. Read More...
Ahhhh love! Sometimes it hurts, sometimes it makes you want to skip through a field of daisies. Are you spending your time doodling your crush's name all over your notebook? Does your heart jump out of your chest whenever you see they "liked' one of your photos? These emo and pop punk love songs from the early 2000s are the perfect soundtrack for those 'butterfly in my tummy' feels.
A little bit of pop punk, a bit of electronica, a lot of heart: this song is so light and boppy, you can’t help but hug your teddy bear and dance around your room. Read More...
Source: Stluciastar.com Caribbean Fashion Week is an annual event that showcases the vibrant and diverse fashion industry of the Caribbean. With its rich cultural heritage and unique fashion aesthetic, the Caribbean has made a significant impact on the global fashion scene. From bold prints and vibrant colors to innovative designs and sustainable fashion initiatives, Caribbean Fashion Week embodies the spirit of creativity and individuality. In this article, we will explore 10 fascinating facts about Caribbean Fashion Week that highlight its significance as a platform for emerging designers, as well as its contribution to the region’s economy and cultural identity. Read More...
