Trendy fashion accessories for the season!

Out from the shadows and into the light with these sparkling fashion accoutrements… It’s the festive season and we’ve put together a trendy edit of rings, earrings shoes, bags, perfumes – accessories which ensure you stand out at the ball!

Make a major statement with the likes of Versace’s Greca small hoop earrings, classy jewellery by Bottega Veneta, Hermès’ Boucle Sellier bag and shades by Loewe, décolletage and accentuate the whiff around you with a dab of Twilly d’Hermès eau ginger by Hermès.

Look 1
Twilly d’Hermès eau ginger by Hermès

Look 2
Greca small hoop earrings by Versace; L’Arriere-Main bangle by Hermès; Clic Clac H Guepards bracelet by Hermès; Clic Clac H Bijoux Trompe l’Oeil bracelet by Hermès; Chain necklace by Loewe

Look 3
Rings and stud earrings by Bottega Veneta

Look4
Logo ring by Versace; Frayme medium shoulder bag by Stella McCartney

Look 5
Dressage boots by Hermès

Look 6
Boucle Sellier bag by Hermès; Sunglasses by Loewe

Photographer: Jack Law Art Direction and Styling: Jhoshwa Ledesma

Get textured with these fun loving fashion designs

It’s time to turn up you fashion game this season. With a ton of sartorial inspiration at your fingertips, there is that can go wrong with a play on textures for your next ensemble.

From tulles and frills to geometric patterns and pops of colour, these playfully accented sartorial statement pieces are sure to be the talk of the town…

Look 1
Earrings and maglia turtle-neck by Giorgio Armani; Jacket by Salvatore Ferragamo; Clutch by Roger Vivier

Look 2
Jacket, pants and handbag by Stella McCartney; Heels by Balenciaga

Look 3
Earrings and dress by H&M Studio; Knee-high boots by Stella McCartney

Look 4
Microcrystal-studded mini-dress by Alexandre Vauthier, courtesy of NET-A-PORTER

Look 5
Earrings, ring, jacket and wrap-around heels by Bottega Veneta

Look 6
Earrings, trench coat and boots by Balenciaga

Look 7
Top, cape, dress and boots by Valentino

Art Direction and Styling: Jhoshwa Ledesma
Photographer: Jack Law
Model: Olha N (Primo Management Ltd )
Hair and Make Up: Heti Tsang
Videographer: Kingsley Lau

Winter 2021 beauty trends: Return to the glam

After a lackluster 2020, it’s time to set up your fashion game! The festive season has been serving us epic beauty trends that have the experts and the Gafencu team obsessing over. From subtler kitten eye liners to the razzle and dazzle of sequins, a classic red pout to heavy metallic eyes, here are our favourite fun and daring looks to go OTT this season…

1. Kitten Eye liner and red lips

gafencu_fall_witner_2021_beauty_trends_kitten_eyeliner_red_lips — *Dolce & Gabbana*

Step aside — boss-babe arrives! Cat eye, the sultry feline-inspired make-up trick returns, albeit with a subtler and finer touch. Dainty but still fierce enough to cut the mould of what a sophisticated lady ought to look like, its fine flick of the wing makes for a cleaner (and easier) go-to trick for an impromptu evening out with the girls. Complete the look with a pair of bold, sugar plum lips — simple, elegant, fierce – and a must for Christmas makeup.

We trust Gucci‘s exclusive holiday set – inclusive of the luxurious limited-edition trio of Rouge à Lèvres Mat lipsticks to nail the vibrant holiday season. If this next-level makeup feels too daunting to mimic, check out the #GucciBeautyWishes campaign starring the 78-year-old Italian actress Benedetta Barzini to give a masterclass in fearless ageing and makup regime.

2. Bold Eyeshadow

gafencu_fall_witner_2021_beauty_trends_metallic_eyeshadow — *Dolce & Gabbana*

Who says winter eye makeup should submit to warm shades of amber, bronze and copper? If anything the silly season calls for more electrifying tints of hues like reds, lilacs and shimmering gold. Aiming for a sophisticated yet playful party look? We can’t get enough of Burberry’s limited-edition Festive Monogram collection – it’s really your one-stop shop for timeless eye and lip shades. Created with the iconic Thomas Burberry monogram in a glam, glossy festive packaging, we’d say it’s never been easier to rock a luminous party look. The three-in-one palette features four eye shadows with signature Burberry shades that flatter and elevate every skin tone.

3. Fringe with Benefits

gafencu_fall_witner_2021_beauty_trends_full_frontal_fringe — *Max Mara*

Edgy, modern and versatile, full-frontal fringes frame the face and anchors an effortlessly elegant everyday look. You might be getting a subtle snip a the front but it definitely won’t be falling short on impact, as proven on the runways of Max Mara and more. Whether you want to let them fall heavy on the front or sweep them to the side, it’s as easy to style as it is to wear — making your morning routines brisk.

Also Read: No-Harm Charm- A five-step vegan beauty makeover

4. Sequin Numbers

Feathers, leather, trims, silk and the most glam of ‘em all – sequin! 2020 was collectively spent in pyjamas and we might still be sulking to spend another Christmas in an (almost) sealed Hong Kong, but it’s always more dazzling to do in sequinned glamour. From Prada to Givenchy and even the high-street, there’s an overwhelming amount of sparkly choice to nailing different shiny looks this December.

5. The return of the humble braids

gafencu_fall_witner_2021_beauty_trends_braids — *Prabal Gurung*

While we’re busy letting loose this party season, braids, however, are returning with a vengeance. Making its comeback on runways of the likes of Prabal Gurung, the season is all about keeping our heads (of hair) tightly knit together while the rest of our party wardrobe enters proclivity — at this point, anything goes.

Also Read: How to make your eyes pop without makeup

Bridal Revisited: Create bespoke wedding moments in Hong Kong

In the charming world of decadent weddings, nothing is off limits. While you may want to create a spectacular ceremony to wow the crowds, when it comes to picking out the top spots for bespoke bridal and wedding frills, leave it to us.

From bedazzling wedding gowns and hand-sewn suits to hand-crafted invitation cards and art deco tiered cakes, here is Gafencu’s list of places to go to add a sumptuous personalised touch to your big day.

Bespoke tailoring by Magnus & Novus
A perfect fit for the modern groom

Attention, guys! If there is one thing you should invest your time and money in during the complex wedding-planning process, it is a top-notch custom-made suit. After all, while everyone’s eyes are on the bride, she’s only got eyes for you.

When it comes to putting your best foot forward on your big day, the artisanal menswear brand Magnus & Novus pulls out all the stops. More than 5,000 handmade stitches, 50 hours of tailoring, and rigorous product development and research go into creating each bespoke suit – all to guarantee that the groom looks his best next to her couture dress.

Through private consultations, customers can collaborate on the design, be it determining the fit of a raw silk jacket or personally selecting from a wide range of fine-pearl requisites and handcrafted accessories to pair with their ensemble. Every minute detail ensures the expression of a gentleman’s personal creativity and debonair style. Each suit takes four to six weeks to perfect, inclusive of at least three visits for measurements and alterations, but in the end you’ll have a wardrobe standout that is forever close to your heart.

For enquiries: (852) 9380 9173 / magnusandnovus.com

A dress for any bride by Marco M Chan
Dressing the bride is an imaginative love affair for Marco M Chan

The wedding dress is often the emblem of a bride’s childhood fantasies – every detail, every twirl, a liberated expression of her desires, wishes and creative imaginings.

Making those fantasies a reality is celebrated fashion stylist-turned-designer Marco M Chan. Earning rapid international fame, Chan has worked with fashionable A-listers, from Paris Hilton and CoCo Lee to G.E.M, and an array of prestigious brands, including Cartier, Omega and Shiseido. Graduating from dressing the stars to cutting his own cloth, he launched his eponymous label of show-stopping tailor-made pieces in 2013.

He thrives on transforming fabric into stunning bespoke gowns and dresses that emphasise his clients’ individuality and unique qualities, giving them a strong sense of confidence and empowerment.
Known for his innovative use of silk and lace, as well as the finest materials from around the world, his designs are recognised for his signature draping, and his way of reforming basic cutting techniques to accentuate the bride’s silhouette perfectly. The painstaking process takes, on average, six weeks from start to finish, but the result never fails to unveil a gorgeous outcome.

For enquiries: @MarcoMChan

Hand-designed invitation cards for your big day
Sandy Chan folds artistry into exquisite stationery for your big day

In the age of email and Instagram, handwritten invitation cards bring a personalised, intimate feel to special occasions. Especially on such an important day as a wedding, formal announcement by the way of a customised invitation card sets the tone for guests, providing a deft foundation for the stated theme and dress code.

Stationery artist Sandy Chan, founder and creative director of Sanstation, caters to the specific, personal tastes of each of the couple she works with. Her decade-long experience in the wedding industry and dynamic background reflects her unique artistry in blending Western art elements with traditional Oriental designs. Having spent her early years in Hong Kong and her teens in Oxford, England, before moving to Canada to study fine arts and graphic design, her passion for paper art and printing techniques unfolded into a career in 2014, quickly followed by the 2015 launch of her own business.

Elegant, tasteful and sophisticated, Chan’s designs have won awards and a number of prestigious titles, including exclusive wedding stationery designer for luxury hotels like The Peninsula Hong Kong and the Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong.

For enquiries: (852) 3956 8780 / sanstation.com

Centrepiece-worthy artisanal wedding cakes
The Butterfly Patisserie’s creative wedding cakes set hearts fluttering

No wedding is complete without a beautifully designed cake. A centrepiece of any reception, the towering wedding cake is more than just a well-constructed mix of flour, eggs, butter and sugar. It’s an important symbol of tradition, commitment and love, as demonstrated in every exciting cake-cutting ceremony.

Serving up premium tiered treats is an elevated, boutique cake shop in one of Tsim Sha Tsui’s most luxurious hotels, The Butterfly Patisserie at Rosewood Hong Kong. Intricately designed and sumptuously moulded with the highest quality ingredients, it offers a slew of edible art with multitiered cakes for weddings and other special occasions.

With prices ranging from HK$1,280 to HK$1,680 per pound, The Butterfly Patisserie’s bespoke wedding cakes will naturally cater to the specific flavour and design requests of customers. From the addition of lavishly sprinkled gold-leaf flakes to elegant marbling, these exclusive, made-to-order creations provide newlyweds with a spectacular feature on their special day, and the sweetest of memories to share with loved ones and close friends.

For enquiries: (852) 3891 8732 / rosewoodhotels.com

Prismatic presence: Bold, trendy accessories for Fall fashion

Geometric designs in every imaginable hue dress these eclectic fashion accessories that delight even the most eclectic of fashion-forward dressers. Dazzling in prismatic presence, check out these Fall-Winter fashion accessories…

Look 1
Wedge boot in calfskin leather by Loewe; DaphnÉe pointed-toe boot by Giuseppe Zanotti; Downtown small shoulder bag by Balenciaga

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Cleo jacquard knit and leather bag by Prada; Over-the-knee boots by Prada; Prada Signaux bag by Prada

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Essex boots by Balenciaga; Puzzle small bag by Loewe; Metal round sunglasses by Loewe; Essex pumps by Balenciaga

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Stella hobo bag by Stella McCartney; Oran sandals by Hermès; Viv bag by Roger Vivier

Look 5
Viva handbag by Salvatore Ferragamo; Dolly heels by Hermès; Trifolio bag by Salvatore Ferragamo; Cover buckled platform booties by
Roger Vivier; Le Cagole shoulder bag by Balenciaga

Look 6
Horse boots by Christian Louboutin; Preppy Viv Chelsea booties by Roger Vivier; Atelier 03 Rose Edition; rain boots by Valentino Garavani; White over-the-knee boots by Prada; Flash boots by Bottega Veneta; Apocalypse gloss boots by Giuseppe Zanotti

Photographer: Jack Law
Art Direction and Styling: Jhoshwa Ledesma
Videographer: Kingsley Lau

Shades of Grey: Your sartorial fall forecast ahead!

Contemporary with just a hint of nostalgia, minimalist yet beautiful… dive into a stunning sartorial world awash in shades of grey. From outfits by Giorgio Armani and Stella McCartney to ensembles by Valentino and Loewe, and more from the highest of fashion authorities, make sure that all eyes are on you.

Look 1
On Her
Earrings by Roger Vivier;Jacket, waist coat, pants by Ports 1961

On Him
Jacket and pants by Stella McCartney

Look 2
On Her
Dress and heels by Valentino
On Him
Turtleneck, jacket, pants and boots by Valentino

Look 3
On Her
Top, belt and skirt by Loewe
On Him
Top by Loewe

Look 4
Earrings, stole and skirt by Giorgio Armani

Look 5
On Her
Turtleneck, sweater, skirt by Stella McCartney; Handbag and knee-high boots by Prada
On Him
Top, trench coat, pants, handbag and shoes by Prada

Look 6
On Her
Maglia sweater, waist coat, pants by Giorgio Armani
Heels by Giuseppe Zanotti
On Him
Vest, pants and boots by Valentino

Look 7
On Her
Dress and boots by Hermès
On Him
Jacket, pants and shoes by Hermès

Look 8
Jacket, pants and shoes by Bottega Veneta

Look 9
On Her
Earrings, dress and heels
by Tom Ford
On Him
Jacket, pants, shoulder bag and sneakers by Balenciaga

Photographer: Jack Law
Art Direction & Styling: Jhoshwa Ledesma
Female model: Angel (Elegance Model Management)
Male model: George N (Primo Management Ltd)
Hair and Make-up: Heti Tsang and Joenny Lau

Top five eco-friendly athleisure brands in Hong Kong

Mindful consumership is on the rise. Eco-conscious shoppers are taking a stand by turning towards brands which engage in more ethical, responsible and sustainable practices. Recycled garments aren’t the only key to sustainability – plant-based materials, like Tencel, crafted from eucalyptus tree are making waves in the athleisure industry. So, if you’re a sustainability advocate and on the lookout for stylish attire to sport for your next gym session, here are five Hong Kong-based sustainable brands to support:

1. Caelum Greene
Perfect for daily yoga sessions or the occasional weekend barre class – Caelum Greene has been a prominent voice of advocacy for ethical and sustainable practices. Offering a wide selection of cosy yoga and lounge wear, while aligning every stage of its business with modern-day mindful consumerism – from the fittings of the store to the their certified environmentally-friendly brand partners –the brand aims to cut down on carbon footprint and not on style or substance.

The label provides products that are sustainably sourced from biodegradable, organic and natural fabrics, as well as recycled materials. Introducing rayon and model fabrics made from the plant cellulose of softwood trees, recycled polyester from repurposed plastic bottles, sustainably-grown and harvested linen, wool and responsibly-sourced organic cotton.

2. Autopilot
Emphasising on fuss-free and season-less wardrobe, Autopilot mindfully fuses active wear with everyday attire, providing a slew of versatile performance and statement pieces. Ideal for a day-to-night look for dynamic boss ladies on-the-go, or for days you wish to scoot straight from the gym to office and then evening cocktails. With less-is-more philosophy, the line allows patrons to maximise their wardrobe while minimising its contents.

Recently launched, its collection uses vegan leather and Ceravida Fresh materials that are lightweight and smartly designed to repel odour and prevent bacterial build up, even during the most intense sweat sessions. Its ceramic and mineral complexes absorb and recycle body heat and energy to regulate temperature and push your workout to the maximum.

Also Read: Five local sustainable fashion brands to start following

3. Skin of Nature
Celebrating the beauty of nature is Skin of Nature, a brand that offers sustainable, versatile and, above all else, durable active wear that lasts all day. Surprisingly soft and breathable with a comfortable stretch, each garment is composed of 47% recycled polyester, 47% normal polyester and 6% elastane; it skips on dye — avoiding water wastage and the use of chemicals. Instead, they are knitted with coloured yarns. Cute!

Mindfully produced with advanced manufacturing technology, quick-drying fabrics from recycled materials, specifically certified recycled polyester, plastic bottles and other non-biodegradable polyethylene terephthalate (PET) materials, the brand’s patented Lucylux and Arte fabrics reduce waste and green house gas emissions.

Also Read: Stitching Sustainability With Innovation – Will Lam, MD, High Fashion International Group

4. Rising Lotus
A brand that will make you feel good in every way is Rising Lotus. Providing a generous range of elegant patterns, colours and design that will excite any fashion forward fitness enthusiast, while giving them the peace of mind of a sustinable and eco-friendly activewear that contributes to positive impact of the fashion industry.

Contributing to the mindful practice of sustainable fashion, the label supports the diversity of women, of every colour, shape and style, while supporting eco-friendly practices and individual empowerment everyday. By producing atheleisure wear created from certified upcycled fabrics that re-purposes polyester from recycled plastic bottles, and presented in 100% biodegradable mailers and garment bags that can be naturally composed within 2 years in open environment.

5. Alibi
Innovation and fashion come together in creating this eco-friendly athleisure brand, Alibi. Offering a wide selection of sustainable active wear that fit comfortable on the skin and last longer on the shelves. With the support of SilvadurTM’s Dupont Technology that utilises silver ions in creating materials that prevent fabrics from developing micro-organisms – the results are anti-bacterial active wear that are gorgeously resilient and ecologically-sustainable.

Providing the ideal fashion fix and for any eco-conscious fitness fanatic, the brand’s collections offer a comfortable yet water-resistant, durable but lightweight and breathable stretchy workout attire.

Also Read: Sustainable Fashion Quiz: How eco-friendly is your wardrobe?

Fall 2021 handbag trends to up your style game!

We broke up with bags in 2021 – for that matter, the hiatus extended to dress-up, makeup, style, life (?!) But now that the sabbatical is over and we return to work, travel and play – we couldn’t be more pumped to up our style game with a vengeance. With the endless streams of Fall/Winter runways, the team at Gafencu has been busy curating the most definitive handbag guide for the season, bags which you will be seeing everywhere.

From retro feels, metal-framed shapes, fur infusion – there’s a clear shift towards more practical purchases but with the glitz and glamour that the post-pandemic wardrobe demands. Take a look:

1. The back in business bag

From Hermès to Fendi, and The Row, the back-to-business bag which was almost forgotten in the work from home period is making quite a comeback. Reasonably large, grounded, purposeful bags in solid formal hues it screams ‘normalcy’ and ‘routine’ like none other. From making a splash on the runways to a boardroom near you, the trend is reigning supreme.

There’s nothing new in these roomy, neutral, sleek bags – they are equal parts timeless and trendy. Designers are putting a rather elegant, polished touch to these structured bags and there’s something very subtle and sexy about them.

2. Croissant Clutches

You favourite food is having a big bag moment. It’s 2021 and why not!

At Gafencu, we’re sticking our necks out and predicting that the laid-back, puffy, soft scrunchie silhouette of croissant bags will be a key defining trend of the season. The fashion world has already fallen for Bottega Veneta’s shoulder pouches – from Instagram feeds to the closets of supermodels and fashion insiders – everyone’s upgrading to the luxe new street style accessory. We’re loving the soft ruched stye and the functional antithesis of the barely-there micro bags which dominated shelves in the last couple of years.

3. Oversized Cushion Bags

Whether its totes or under-arm sacs, the cushion bags are the ultimate cozy girl’s dream! Easily mistaken for a pillow, they slip from work to party mode and carry a very on-the-go vibe. These bags pack quite a statement and are modern takes on the early 2000s trend of padded, quilted purses. Oversized and oozing comfort, the easy, roomy bags are perfect for carrying all our fall essentials (or half an apartment?) – sanitizer, a whole wallet (eh, micro bag anyone?), an iPad, sweater for the chilly air-conditioning in office, makeup, snack – things you probably don’t need but love to tag along! If you’re not a leather person anymore, check out the Simon Miller vegan-leather puffin bag – stuff of green dreams!

Also Read: Effortless summer styles to live in all season long

4. Chunky Chains

The chunky chains trend in bags and shoes is steadily growing in popularity even this season. Valentino’s studded, stylish rendition, the subtle flair of Louis Vuitton or Bottega Veneta’s sunshine take, designers went all out to add an exciting pop to any outfit. Unlike the transparent carryalls of last year, chunky chains is more timeless in its appeal – shop the classic gold metallic chain or the minimalist black on black chain or a quirky pink – investments in this trend will pay forward for another five years from now.

5. Party Favourites

*Picture courtesy: Gucci and Bottega Veneta*

Shiny sequins, crystal-embellishments or glossy finishes – after a year of hibernation, designers elevated the post-pandemic, partygoer’s style by several notches this season. Gucci’s rhinestone-encrusted anatomical heart-shaped minaudieres and crossbodies in various colours were the biggest talking point of the season.

Also Read: The Big Match: The hottest fashion accessories to add to your summer essentials

6. Furry/Fluffy Friends

If winter is coming then this is the trend we’re snugging on to. Spotted on the runways of Miu Miu, Prada, Fendi, Chanel – feathery or furry – the fluffed up style will be a huge hit once the mercury dips.

Also Read: Second-Hand Luxury: Where to find the best pre-owned designer handbags

Fashion Hacks: How to remove stains, treat discolouration, repair a loose thread and more…

Wine spills, oil splatters, and a loose thread on your favourite sweater — we’ve been there, and there’s nothing more heart dropping than the sight of our favourite statement piece stained. But fear not, because we’ve got you covered.

Before you decide to throw a fit or throw your clothes out, try out these fashion tips and tricks for removing stains and reviving your precious fashion investments back to its stylish original state.

Remove wine stains:
Wine stains are the bane of any sophisticated dresser. One minute you’re indulging in a sumptuous wine and dine occasion and the next minute you’ve spilled wine over your silk shirt — we’ve all be there. The next time this happens, rush to request a club soda (soda water) and run it through the soaked area before it sets.

The salts and weakly acidic properties of the beverage breaks down any stains without decolourising the fabric, making for an instantly quick relief. Though getting home without a shirt might be a concern for the aftermath.

Remove oil stains:
Unlike wine stains, oil stains are much more tricky to remove and difficult to ignore. They are especially attracted to fabric and sets much quicker than water-based liquids. But whether it is cooking oil, butter, make up or motor grease, the solution is easier than you think.

Fill a basin with hot water and dish washing detergent (not laundry detergent) and leave the fabric to soak for at least 30 minutes. Then, rinse and wash with laundry detergent and voila — Good as new!

Also Read: 9 Tips to care for your designer clothes

Remove set-in stains and discoloration:
If however, a stain goes unnoticed for several days or weeks, it could set into a permanent stain, but not all hope is lost. White vinegar should be a staple in every household for its versatile cleaning, preserving and sanitising properties.

First, fill an empty water bottle with vinegar. Start by sprinkling baking soda over the area, before spraying vinegar on it, then gently rubbing the mixture into the fabric. Let it sit for up to 30 minutes then rinse and repeat if necessary. Alternatively, let it sit in a formula of vinegar and detergent overnight before rinsing and laundering. This formula also applies to blood stains.

Remove ink stains:
If you’ve ever left a pen in your pocket or accidentally written on your shirt, you’d know that ink stains are some of the most stubborn stains to remove. But in the hopes that it hasn’t done permanent damage yet, using a hairspray, whether on ball point ink or permanent marker stains, can work magic on fabrics.

Start by dabbing a damp sponge around area for the hairspray to set in. Then, spray a generous amount of hairspray onto the affected area before scrubbing the stain. Repeat the process until the stain is no longer visible and let it sit for 15 to 20 minutes (or overnight). Finally, rinse thoroughly and wash the garment. If you don’t have hairspray or would prefer a less chemically-derived product, you can replace it with rubbing alcohol and detergent.

Remove adhesive markings:
Not so much stains than just very stubborn foreign material, adhesive from stickers or other sticky objects leave a nasty mark for all to see, but the good news is, they are easier to remove than stains. Simply apply ice to the affected area to soften the hardened adhesive. Scrape off any adhesive materials if you have to. Then, pre-wash the garment in hot soapy water and let it sit for 30 minutes before rinsing. This will clean the marks right off.

Fix a hole in the sweater:
Could there be a more dreadful sight than a loose thread sticking out from an otherwise tightly-knit sweater? Don’t fret — there’s a simple and effortless solution to returning your beloved cardigan to perfect condition. Simply pick up a crochet hook, insert it through the underside of the knit and pull the string of yarn inward to tuck it underneath and through the hole from which the stitch had come loose from, then make a knot.

If small hole has opened up into a laddered stitch with an unfortunately large gap between the edges of the hole, the simplest solution is to patch it up with a needle and thread. This video is a good example of how to do it.

Also Read: Men’s Fashion: The ultimate guide to styling your outfit with jewellery

Colour Coded: Going monochromatic in absolute style

Who says monochromatic should be limited to just shades of black, grey and white? With seven colours in the rainbow and an innumerable amount of shades that fall under each one, there is no limit to layering your outfit with gradients of deep, deep hues to a tinge of dye.

From a blue jacket, shorts and heels by Salvatore Ferragamo to a golden-brownish jumpsuit by Stella McCartney, these styles put the fun back into monochromatic fashion.

Look 1
On Her:
Earrings and jacket by H&M x Toga Archives; Heels by Giuseppe Zanotti
On Him:
Jacket and trouser by Hugo Boss; Boots by Giuseppe Zanotti

Look 2
On Her:
Wrap around top scarf by Hermès; Shorts by Isabel Marant
On Him:
Top and pants by Diesel;

Look 3
Jacket, shorts, heels and handbag by Salvatore Ferragamo

Look 4
On Her:
Sunglasses by Stella McCartney; Oversized shirt and handbag by Prada; Heels by Giuseppe Zanotti
On Him:
Jacket, shirt and trousers by Prada; Shoes by Giuseppe Zanotti

Look 5
On Her:
Dress by Diesel; Heels by Giuseppe Zanotti

Look 6
On Him:
Jacket and pants by Hugo Boss; Shoes by Giuseppe Zanotti; Jacket and trousers by Loewe;Sandals by Hermès

Look 7
On Her:
Jumpsuit by Stella McCartney
On Him:
Cap by Loewe; Tank top by Balenciaga; Pants by Stella McCartney

Look 8
On Her:
Bralette and pencil skirt by Prada; Heels by Tom Ford
On Him:
Turtle neck, pants and sneakers by Balenciaga

Photographer: Jack Law
Videographer: Kingsley Lau
Art Direction & Styling: Jhoshwa Ledesma
Female model: Annie B (Synergy Model Management)
Male model: Dmitrii B (Quest Artists & Models)
Hair and Make-up: Heti Tsang and Joenny Lau