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...by hand-made products and abhors assembly lines. She is a designer against fashion.
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...tting Home” is a road film in the purest sense, progressing in anecdotal fashion through Zhao’s encounters with a variety of quirky characters, some of wh
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...st-Meiji Japan, where its adherents treated its rules and regulations in a fashion far stricter and more disciplined than that of its Chinese roots.
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Ling is a fashion columnist whose ex-boyfriend died in a car accident. Debt collectors Fei an
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becomes attracted to Qun, a fashion designer he meets on a trip back home.
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...o be more mature, and develop her own career. Her dream is to open her own fashion boutique. Since Hei is a good planner for his future, and has been diligent
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...upon Ah Wong (Roger Kwok), a waiter at a local diner. In idiot savant-like fashion, Wong has the unerring ability to hear and repeat complex food orders. But
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Macy (J.J.), BiBi (Ankie Beilke) and Chelsea (Natalie Meng), are young fashion models who have signed on to shoot a commercial. To meet with the theme “
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...progresses and changes along with the times. Whenever new things come into fashion, she quickly adapts herself to roll along. From merchandise to newfangled g
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