Inside former Vogue China fashion editor Grace Lam’s wardrobe, where less is more
- Come inside the Hong Kong home of Lam, who is a contributing editor at Lane Crawford and creative stylist for luggage brand Ookonn
- Despite being a stylist, Lam takes an edited approach to her wardrobe as she tries to curb fashion waste
It wouldn’t be a stretch to imagine that a top fashion stylist would have a wardrobe filled to the brim with avant-garde threads, but when it comes to Grace Lam, that couldn’t be further from the truth.
The former senior fashion editor for Vogue China, current contributing editor at Lane Crawford and creative stylist for luggage brand Ookonn has a wardrobe that, in fact, takes up only a small corner of her bedroom, and is carefully curated.
Working in an industry known for excessive consumption, Lam has taken a stand and now lives by her less-is-more philosophy. The stylish mother is determined to show the world that you can be chic without creating a landfill.
Whether it’s buying clothing that lasts or not being afraid of hand-me-downs, she shares her guide to looking good, the eco-conscious way.
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