Fun·Fashion Addiction

Author: Mao Wen
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: Hunting in the forest of fashion, one might discover: listening to every step of the wind, gazing at the moment wild grasses bloom in summer, and experiencing the elegant face-to-face confrontation between the strong, or even waiting for the next unknown ball—how intoxicating and enchanting it would be. The wrinkled fabric is classic in its randomness, the layered colors sing in gentleness, and the traces after dyeing are undeniably thoughts—a process that grafts culture and fashion together.
A Chanel-style woman is smart, bold yet delicate, understated yet elegant, innocent yet mature and stylish. A woman in tweed lives with her body but breathes more with her spirit. As a fashion player, the author frequently roams the world's fashion capitals, such as Paris, Milan, New York, and Tokyo. Beyond "hunting" in these great cities, she excels at using her discerning eyes to the value and philosophy behind fashion.
To play, one must first know how to play, then play well, and ultimately play with style and taste. When it comes to brands, material possessions, and a life of quality, how should one view and grasp them? In this book, you may find the key to unlocking the door to a life of quality.