#nanchanglu

[modeinasiacom]

Did anyone tell you? This is the place to shop in Shanghai if you are into independent designers from Asia. If you are not in Shanghai, then shop on our online store at www.ModeinAsia.com.

[modeinasiacom]

We love the gloom and doom theme for the AW13 collection from Lalalove London and ModeinAsia.com brings you the Pyramid Attack Skirt. More are to follow next week. Watch this space!

Find this skirt here.

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We love this cute top from Thai Designer September and we are glad that our customers are loving it as much as we do. Just giving a shout out to let you know that this is the last piece in case you have been in two minds on to buy or not to buy. 

Also featuring our Simple Black Shorts from 8 and a Half and Mineral Rock Cuff from Miss Deco. 

Shop these items at www.modeinasia.com

[modeinasiacom]

So the word is out. ModeinAsia.com finally have our own little space on 205-3 Nanchang Lu in Shanghai. It may not the biggest or coolest boutique you have come across, but it will most certainly be fun and you are always welcome to try as many pieces as you like. See you at our boutique if you are ever in Shanghai. x

[gcccolumbia]

Life on Nanchang Lu

Sometimes one just needs a dose of Shanghai. I'm not talking about the glitzy lights, tall buildings and fancy stores, I'm talking about the charming small alleyways and neighborhood stores that evoke those smells and memories of Shanghai people like myself hold dear but are so distant from most of the time.

I discovered this blog, Life on Nanchang Lu, in high school and have been a regular visitor since then. Fiona is an Australian ex-pat who moved to Shanghai with her family for work reasons, and chronicles her life adjusting to the city. She lives on an adorable street in the French Concession called Nanchang Lu (I visited this summer, it is actually one of the most charming streets in the city, not too crowded, full of cute shops). Most of her posts revolve around food, which pleases me very much, but she also has many interesting cultural anecdotes, for example, on swearing in Shanghainese and the like. Fiona writes in a very engaging manner and is also an amazing photographer. Click into her blog and you'll feel like you've been whisked to Shanghai...

(The photo is from her most recent posting about Pu'er Tea)

Posted by Minnia.