SPITGAN MAGAZINE: SPITTING MAD FIRE
Let us welcome in the future of Hong Kong! SPITGAN TV has created a hero video introducing the new aesthetic of the magazine and media channel! It’s a bold take, incorporating stylish CGI FX, to enforce our belief that Hong Kong is a now a rising creative power house and one to watch!
Directed by Frank Nitty
Digital Efx, Filmed and Edited by : Frank Nitty 3000 Productions
Model : Sharon Yeung @sharonyeungg
Hair & Makeup : Emily Lam @lamhiuting
Music : Masir @anthonymasir
#ComeWithMe to a #BoldNewWorld. For our third adventure, host Hiu Wing, and SPITGAN Magazine would like to shine some light on the old district of Sham Shui Po. Home to many industries, we would like to spotlight its history as a fashion district, specifically a fabric sourcing area first. In these streets you will find everything you need for garment construction. It is such a grand story with so many characters, we want to focus on the, “欽州街小販市場 Yen Chow Street Hawker Bazaar“. This particular market has been around for 40+ years. It’s fabrics are mostly deadstock and run-offs from mills. Visually the exterior is protected from the elements by weather-worn tarps, but the interior is a chaotic labyrinth of fabrics stacked floor to ceiling. It’s claustrophobic and awe-inspiring at the same time. This is the equivalent to a record-digger finding a warehouse full of vinyl. It would take you days, even weeks to sort through this place.
Photos : Ric So
Stylee : Lorien Chan
Model and some Photo Toning : Sharon Yeung @sharonyeungg
Hair : Jose Chu
Makeup : Tiffany Lao
Hiu Wing wears dress, shawl and hat from Issey Miyake Pleats Please, shoes by Caterpillar X Christopher Shannon.
SEE MORE VIBRANT PHOTOS OF THE BAZAAR AND SENTIMENTS FROM HIU WING >>
The Prince Edward Flower Market is located close to the Prince Edward MTR station on the Kowloon side of Hong Kong. If you are looking for anything plant or flower related, or just touring around looking for HK’s swag, it would be a good bet to come here. The the 2 or 3 block radius is littered with flower shops and it’s colorful look from the different types of fauna on display make it a truly unique destination.
Photos : Nick D
Stylee : Lorien Chan
Model and some Photo Toning : Sharon Yeung @sharonyeungg
Hair : Jose Chu
Makeup : Tiffany Lao
“For me, I like walking around the Prince Edward flower market when I m free. To smell the fresh flowers, thinking which ones to buy and take home. There are so many options here to enliven the environment you live in! I enjoy roaming slowly through the stalls, browsing the wares and letting the freshness spirit away my imagination. As is most of Hong Kong, Prince Edward’s flower market is always bustling with people. Come for the colorful view, and also come for the shop keeps belting out their impassioned, sales pitches. Such beautiful contractions in this place!” – Hiu Wing
FLOWER MARKET VISUAL STORY CONTINUES :
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Welcome to Bold New World, a section co-hosted by model, Hiu Wing. Hiu Wing will be sharing a city’s unique cultural destinations with you in this section. Some you might know, and some we feel have been overlooked. We set off the initial article with an exhibition from our friends at Light With Shade. Their current exhibition at the beautifully refurbished Tung Nam Lou Hotel, Mong Kok, Hong Kong, is a combination of great, fresh initiatives to add value to our city. See the on-going, “City of Light” 城市之光, multi-artist exhibition to February 28, 2019.
Photos : Ric So
Stylee : Lorien Chan
Model and some Photo Toning : Sharon Yeung @sharonyeungg
Hair : Jose Chu
Makeup : Tiffany Lao
Light works : Light With Shade @lightwithshade
Location : Tung Nam Lou Hotel @tungnamlouhotel
Hiu Wing wears turtleneck and corduroy blazer all from Sandro.
Hiu wears yellow corduroy shirt and pants from COS. Light box and neon gate Light With Shade.
SEE THE FULL FASHION STORY AND MORE ABOUT THE EXHIBITION :
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