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Latest piece in the High Street jigsaw
Life, Samila Wenin, Published on 12/09/2012
» There's no way the gigantic white wood partition that stretches along the first and second floors of Siam Paragon can be invisible to onlookers and frequent visitors to the shopping and entertainment complex. Bearing the omnipresent italicised red logo, and an advertisement focusing on a price range on par with budget garments at any Bangkok outlet, the world of fast fashion that resides within the white partition symbolises a dream of shoppers, and also a potential threat to many retail chains and designers, both local and international.
The sexy way of Milin
Muse, Samila Wenin, Published on 31/03/2012
» The call was from Manit - none other than Muse's very own fashion contributor Manit Maneephantakul - but Milin ''Mimi'' Yuvacharuskul would refer to him by his nickname with respectful honorific, Pi Kai. She recalled the incident vividly as if it just happened yesterday.
Driven to extinction
Muse, Samila Wenin, Published on 10/03/2012
» I remember writing in this very column that my close gay friend once said Chatuchak Weekend Market was his trustworthy indicator in assessing a person. When he starts seeing someone, he'll take his date to Chatuchak for some shopping and if the person acts as if he can't wait for another second to go home, then he'll call it quits.