Ancient Glory, Funky Girlies

Photos were taken at the Odeon of Lyon, a Roman theater built in the early to mid second century. 
I literally knew nothing about Lyon before I came here; The mere knowledge I have for the city was "old, historical, pretty city with two rivers." Now, each time I visit somewhere in town, I find myself in stunned silence from recognition of yet another tier of the beautiful city. 
I earnestly believe that a great city stands for a form of literature in itself; any building, heritage, street or river can be a poem, prose, drama or a novel. As I see it, the Odeon of Lyon is an epic. An epic that chants the ancient glory, the legacy of the Roman Empire and the rise and fall of the city. And us, posing unscrupulously at the oldest heritage site of Lyon, strive to perform a farce, an absurdist comedy for you. I hope you enjoy our presentation of the encounter of the historical and the modern, the clash of the classic and the eccentric!! 

Les photos ont été prises à l'Odéon de Lyon, un théâtre romain construit au deuxième siècle.
Je ne savais rien à propos de Lyon avant mon arrivée; La simple connaissance que j'ai concerne la ville était «vieux, historique, jolie ville avec deux fleuves». Maintenant, chacun fois que je visite quelque part en ville, je me trouve dans un silence stupéfait à la reconnaissance d'un autre encore un autre aspect de la belle ville.
Je crois sincèrement qu'une grande ville se trouve en soi une forme de littérature; tout bâtiment, du patrimoine, de la rue ou d'une rivière peut être un poème, une prose, un drame ou un roman. À mon avis, l'Odéon de Lyon est une épopée. Une épopée que chante à la gloire antique, l'héritage de l'Empire romain et la montée et la chute de la ville. Et nous, posant sans scrupules sur la site plus ancien patrimoine de Lyon, nous nous efforçons de réaliser une farce, une comédie absurde pour vous. J'espère que vous apprécierez notre présentation, de la rencontre de l'historique et les moderne, le choc de la classique et l'excentrique!!

Faux Fur Coat: Nasty Gal

Creepers: Underground

Sunnies: H&M

Soirée Mademoiselle

The dress code for the night is "pinup"…it was the first time I've ever heard this word…we tried our best to look like a pinup girl, but, well, we are not Marilyn Monroe...
Had a wild fun night with the girls and had our first experience to the gay bar in Lyon thanks to our new friend "Hani" (Seriously, what kind of name is this???) Anyways, have a great week and see you very soon with more fun photos we took this weekend!! Kisses..xxTrying to do the "Sex and the City" walk


Photos by: Stella Kuo

Le Goût De La Mer

Le 2ème jour de notre voyage, nous l'avons pris facilement. N'a pas visiter de beaucoup endroits, nous avons juste resta sur le port et apprécié le sud, le soleil et la mer. Pour dire la vérité, il n'ya pas beaucoup de faire ou à regarder autour de a Marseille, surtout par rapport à la splendide Paris. Mais, j'aime toujours bien la ville, pour le style de vie décontracté, pour son hospitalité, passionnés habitants du Sud, et, pour l'odeur salée de la mer (((que tu ne trouve pas à Lyon ou dans le désert de Phoenix. :-)

The second day of our trip, we took it easy. Didn't bother visiting many places, we just lingered around the port and enjoyed the south, the sun, and the sea. To be honest, there is not much to do or to look around in Marseille; especially compared to the "splendorous" Paris. Yet, I still like the city much, for the laid-back lifestyle, for its hospitable, passionate southerners, and, well, for the salty smell of the sea (((that you can't find in Lyon or in the desert of Phoenix. :-)

Cape: Sessun

Sweater: Kookai

Oxford: Madewell

Of exotic beauty, Marseille

Visited Marseille the past weekend. Lots of surprises and unexpected encounters during the trip. The exotic buildings, the sea, the islands and the marine life…
Here are some photos taken the first day of the trip, will upload more photos soon!!xx

A Terrible Beauty is Born

To respond to the ambience of the exhibition and to pay my highest respect to the BRILLIANT 11^th Biennale de Lyon, I made sure to dress up with all my excessive, funny pieces of clothes. :-)
I enjoyed a lot of the artworks in the show, especially the animation "Escenario" by Gabriel Acevedo Velarde. It is totally fascinating to me; with the simple, almost "cute" black and white characters, it conceives the idea of endless complicity, conformity, denial of individualism and the blind stupidity…
Well, back to the topic of my outfit, don't you think they match perfectly with the trashy, messy background? I love this conflicting, clashing set of photos, hope you enjoy! Kisses, xx.

Leather Jacket: Sword

Bag: Mulberry

Basilique Notre-Dame de Fourvière

Have a great weekend, see you later!! XX

Shorts: DIY