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Pin Lee

Wardrobe staple?

It's not  from  my wardrobe, but it's Lola's pink blush.

Fashion no-nos?

It's all about attitude. If you have it, wear it; if not, don't pretend.

Favourite shoe designer?

Roger Vivier. I love the buckle.

Shoe pick for the season?

New Balance cushion runners.  Perfect for a  long day of shopping.

Flats or stilettos?

Stilettos, as much as I love flats. I'm only   160cm tall.

Most cherished  items?

Carat's Emporium line.  Their earrings are  so chic.

Most expensive  item?

Antique Piaget and Rolex watches made in the 1950s.

Favourite designer?

My best friend Catherine Fung,  who designs Little Prince & Piggy  in New York City.

Favourite spring/summer trend?

Bright,   flowing skirts, skinny tank tops, flip-flops with a big straw bag.

What's on your 'most wanted' list for the new season?

Kate Spade clutches in white woven plastic and  boarskin;  Roger Vivier patent white leather handbag;  and Ports International's super  soft cotton dress in orange.

Style icon?

Madonna. From the hair cut to  the toned muscles, she makes a statement with her clothes  and body.

High-end or high street?

Mostly high street.   If I need a good jacket, a nice handbag, shoes or evening dress, I go high-end.  It means something I'll keep forever, whereas high street  is    seasonal.

Fashion disaster?

Disgusting high-waist carrot jeans  I wore in high school with orange lipstick and dangling earrings.

Your fashion style?

Looser and larger sizes that are  less revealing but more enticing.  I still wear my jeans tight for a slimmer look. My rule is big  top, tight bottom, or tight top,  big bottom.

Best kept fashion secret?

A steam iron by my wardrobe. Clothes should always look fresh, without messy creases and wrinkles.

Nicola Cheung is a sales manager  and actress



Nicola Cheung