Macau clothing

Michelle loves the Fisherman’s Wharf in Macau for her fashion shoots. More on her in this week’s Macau Street Style.

Maureen Novita Markiones talks about what fashion means to her, where she shops, the fashion scene in Macau, and using social media.

Enton Lok talks about what fashion means to him, where he shops, the fashion scene in Macau, and using social media.

Vanessa da Rocha talks about what fashion means, her personal style, where she likes to shop for clothes, and using social media.

Eugene Ho talks about what fashion means to him, his personal style, where he likes to shop, and taking pictures in Macau.

“Fashion is your statement. It tells you who you are. It forces no one. It’s you, your style, your rule, your life, and your money (if you have lots). It’s your satisfaction and happiness.”

“Everyone is special and perfect in his/her own way. Being confident and mindful of yourself, no matter you are fat or skinny, tall or short. I think it would be the best way to improve Macau’s fashion scene.”

Local Josephine Lam talks about her brand Loving Macau—producing everyday products such as clothing inspired by life here in Macau.

The great thing about developing a sense of style is it’s not something you need to be born with. It’s a skill like any other, that can be learned like any other. All it takes is a little practice.

We’ve rounded up the top five online retailers that you can check out for your daily fashion needs.