#black spoon

[dailysnapbuzz]

Culinary Class Wars Season 2 is finally here, and it’s more ruthless than ever! From jaw-dropping 1v1 battles to mind-blowing dishes, the stakes are higher, the chefs fiercer, and the judges harder to impress.

Watch as White Spoon icons like Choi Kang-rok fight for redemption, and the Black Spoon legends—Culinary Innovator, Brewmaster Yun, New York Dweji-gomtang, French Papa, and more—showcase their insane skills. Who will rise to claim the culinary throne? Black Spoon or White Spoon?

Don’t miss the intense drama, monstrous dishes, and shocking eliminations in this explosive new season!

[dailysnapbuzz]

Season 2 of Culinary Class Wars is finally coming — and fans are wondering if this season can match the insane hype of Season 1. From Michelin-star chefs to wild Black Spoon underdogs, Korea’s most intense cooking competition is back with even bigger names, crazier skills, and jaw-dropping dishes that made the show an instant sensation. With 4 million views in a week and a finale that shocked everyone, Season 2 is already teasing a stacked White Spoon lineup — including two-star Michelin chef Lee Jun, temple cuisine master Venerable Sunjae, and more. Will another Black Spoon rise and take the trophy again? Or is it finally time for the White Spoons to reclaim their crown?

[heybyhong-blog]

Black Spoon: Spring-Summer 2016

Moti Bai was one of a group of Central Saint Martins grads on the schedule at Shanghai Fashion Week and she delivered a Black Spoon collection for spring replete with her trademark romanticism. Drop-waist dresses in printed silk, voluminous skirts falling to midcalf and oversize organza outer layers — with correspondingly large ruffles at the hem and sleeves — were overtly pretty without slipping too far into girlish territory.

Some looks, with billowing sleeves gathered at the wrist and frilly collars, flirted with the thin line between romanticism and Hollywood pirate, but on the whole, the conceptual nature of Bai’s collection didn’t interfere with its commercial appeal.

This review was written by me and first appeared on WWD.com

[theholybasil]

Such a great song

[lavenderrrjane-blog]

Ayo - Black Spoon (live)