Browsing “Pants”

“My late grandaunt was a writer. She left behind some unfinished manuscripts and short stories, and I’ve been thinking of how I can bring them to life and add on to them.”

“I’m still waiting to stumble upon the perfect Yohji Yamamoto suit, but I'm quite content with where my wardrobe is today; I've grown past the desire to chase after the next or new.”

"I really value having my own time and space to recharge, but most of my hobbies and activities tend to be pretty social ones, like bouldering and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.”

"Most people don't know this, but I was a huge weeb growing up. After school, my friends and I would head to the library to borrow and speed-read mangas."

“I spent three weeks in Chiang Mai working remotely. I love the culture there! Everyone is so open and friendly, and I felt safe walking around by myself as a solo female traveller.”

“I’ve spent most of my time studying and working, so I wanted to explore the world this year. This is only my first trip of 2025, but my goal was to go on a Europe tour!”

“Whenever I’m free, I like to hit the shops and just vibe. Maybe unwind a bit, nothing too complicated! My personal style is also pretty laidback, nothing too fancy!”

“I’m not superstitious, but astrology is interesting. I find some truth in it, especially with tarot; they often touch on things that are happening in my life."

“I just graduated with a Masters in Journalism and Communication, but I’m not sure about my future. China is competitive, and many graduates can't find jobs.”

"As someone working in the arts, I know that there are a lot of things happening in the local art scene, but then there's also only so much energy that I can put into seeing everything.”

“When I was 13, I bought Nirvana's In Utero vinyl. I went home and played it on my dad’s record player, and it became the first album I ever listened to from start to finish.”

“I'm in a local shoegaze band called Roxie, and what keeps us together is our shared values and sense of humour. That chemistry as friends is so important.”