Wednesday. 9 September. 2009. 9:45 am
Mark your diaries for YSL’s Fall 2009-2010 Manifesto scheduled for September 12, 2009.

YSL is hitting the streets again this Saturday, this time to launch their fall 09 Manifesto. 1500 custom cotton tote bag designed by Stefano Pilati will be handed out to passerbys. Keeping in the tradition of the YSL Manifestos, it will be distributed in the streets of the major fashion cities: Paris, New York, Milan, London, Tokyo, Seoul and Hong Kong. Head over to Queen’s Road (near Marks & Spencer) at around 12 noon to pick one up.
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Wednesday. 28 February. 2007. 3:41 pm
The 8th store in Hong Kong opens in Causeway Bay.

The biggest and newest Vivienne Westwood shop has just opened at Fashion Walk in Causeway Bay. You won’t miss the big pink neon revolving sign in this new 2-storey storefront with all the collections you see here at their website.
That’s at 42-48 Paterson Street in Causeway Bay. Tel: 3549-6308. See the other Hong Kong branch locations here.Â
Wednesday. 28 February. 2007. 3:05 pm
Why can’t typing be pretty?

As you can imagine we do alot of typing at Butterboom – so its a good thing we can do it and look stylish with our keyboard that Fosfor voted as #1 on their list of the Top 10 Most Beautiful Keyboards. If you are using something sub-standard have a look at what you COULD be using.
Fosfor’s Top 10 Most Beautiful Keyboards.Â
Wednesday. 28 February. 2007. 1:44 pm
Not all comic book movies are based on US Superheroes

While we look forward to comic books-turned-movies Ghost Rider and 300 next month, the stars of Dororo were in town yesterday to promote their movie based on the manga by Osamu Tezuka which is out in HK on March 15th. If you’ve seen Waterboys or Battle Royale you know the two leads and if you like samurai movies this one looks to be pretty cool. Dororo is a manga by the same guy who created Astro Boy and Blackjack and will have an art showing in Telford Plaza next month to promote the film. We’ll have a review for both next month.
Who thought that March would be such a great month for movies.
Wednesday. 28 February. 2007. 1:28 pm
British Airways London Eye doing Asia tour.

Rumour comes today that Hong Kong might be getting a giant 135-metre tall ferris wheel costing $766 million. Yes, good idea – toss the Star Ferry clock and lets replace HK’s history with this giant eyesore.