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Style confessions: Joshua Ng

Josh and his twin brother Caleb run a restaurant consultancy, and are also food show hosts. They're co-owners of Common Ground, a cafe tucked away on Shing Wong Street in Sheung Wan. Josh's style is slightly preppy with a focus on proportion, fit, and comfort, allowing him plenty of room for his culinary adventures.

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Style confessions: Joshua Ng

Josh and his twin brother Caleb run a restaurant consultancy, and are also food show hosts. They're co-owners of Common Ground, a cafe tucked away on Shing Wong Street in Sheung Wan. Josh's style is slightly preppy with a focus on proportion, fit, and comfort, allowing him plenty of room for his culinary adventures.

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This cafe on Shing Wong Street is an extension of the twin brothers' home. Many of the furniture items are found objects that have been repurposed.

It's actually a woman's jacket, but I've had it altered to fit.

Purchased last year from the Uniqlo x undercover limited edition collaboration.

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Muji pants I have several pairs. I love the material. The feeling of the fabric is important and I take them to a tailor for alterations, as proportion is very important for me.

Shoes from in Bangkok. I passed this store in a taxi, and I was so attracted by the red brick storefront that I returned and bought these leather shoes for HK$400.

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