Maggie Cheung
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^Im not sure why but I totally love this dress on her
, she totally pulls it off and you need guts to wear Balenciaga usually i think, wish she would have worn dofferent shoes, but it was very smart of her to add the belt
, she totally pulls it off and you need guts to wear Balenciaga usually i think, wish she would have worn dofferent shoes, but it was very smart of her to add the belt
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A risky choice, but I think that she managed to make the best out of it anyway. I don't like the dress itself though. 
She's on the cover of ELLE HK November 
Dark colours, close up of her face, and I think she's wearing one of those grey scarf things from YSL AW07 collection
Quite gorgeous really
Love her in that balenciaga, but I'll never like leggings like that
Dark colours, close up of her face, and I think she's wearing one of those grey scarf things from YSL AW07 collection
Quite gorgeous really Love her in that balenciaga, but I'll never like leggings like that
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she looks amazing!
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Everything about her looks absolutely perfect - hair, nails, lipstick, the understated black lace-ups. I love how elegant she is, always!
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totally agree with you!
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I think the "Magginess" might be her posture - the way she sits!
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^^ I don't think all that make-up was necessary... She is a very natural beauty and shines through anyway.
Thank you for the Satorialist photo! She looks perfect.
Thank you for the Satorialist photo! She looks perfect.
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Bigger version...:
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maggie for 《VISIONAIRE》
Published: Tuesday, November 27, 2007
NOISES OFF:
A handful of European journalists got a preview of Visionaire's 53rd issue high above the roofs of Berlin last week, beating out the 126 participating artists who haven't yet seen — or perhaps, more important, heard — the fruit of their efforts. The launch also cut in before Art Basel Miami, where Visionaire has previously unveiled its latest winter season projects, and where Visionaire Sound will be presented in an installation.
The third Visionaire to focus on the senses (after earlier investigations of smell and taste), Visionaire Sound is round, shiny and black, with silver accents, just like the brand new Clubman car from the issue's collaborator, Mini, owned by the German auto company BMW. And while Visionaire publisher Cecilia Dean said Mini gave the magazine's team free rein in developing the Sound project, the Mini Clubman just happens to be pivotal to its implementation.
"We liked the idea of doing 12-inch vinyl [records]. There's something archaic to it, like the original Mini Classic. But while we originally wanted to do a portable turntable, it got incredibly massive and cumbersome," Dean explained. In what she described as a "eureka" moment, someone suggested using a "vinyl killer" — a little battery-operated VW camper that drives on a record and plays it. Producer Razyworks was willing to transform the traditional VW into a Mini Clubman, which is parked on five double-sided picture disks featuring images by Cindy Sherman, Nick Knight, Mario Sorrenti, Robert Longo and Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin, among others.
Insert the signature Visionaire battery from Maxell, and let the killer Clubman roll over one- to two-minute tracks from 116 highly varied sound makers. Emerging talents share the disks with big music, art, fashion and film names like Courtney Love, The Pet Shop Boys, U2, Robert Wilson, Maggie Cheung, David Byrne, Yoko Ono, Laurie Anderson, Helmut Lang, Linda Evangelista, Liza Minnelli, Malcolm McLaren, Miss Kittin, Marina Abramovic, Stefano Pilati and others.
The limited edition of 4,000 copies carries a $250 price tag, and includes two CDs of the Sound content plus a booklet of images, credits and instructions.
— Melissa Drier
Published: Tuesday, November 27, 2007
NOISES OFF:
A handful of European journalists got a preview of Visionaire's 53rd issue high above the roofs of Berlin last week, beating out the 126 participating artists who haven't yet seen — or perhaps, more important, heard — the fruit of their efforts. The launch also cut in before Art Basel Miami, where Visionaire has previously unveiled its latest winter season projects, and where Visionaire Sound will be presented in an installation.
The third Visionaire to focus on the senses (after earlier investigations of smell and taste), Visionaire Sound is round, shiny and black, with silver accents, just like the brand new Clubman car from the issue's collaborator, Mini, owned by the German auto company BMW. And while Visionaire publisher Cecilia Dean said Mini gave the magazine's team free rein in developing the Sound project, the Mini Clubman just happens to be pivotal to its implementation.
"We liked the idea of doing 12-inch vinyl [records]. There's something archaic to it, like the original Mini Classic. But while we originally wanted to do a portable turntable, it got incredibly massive and cumbersome," Dean explained. In what she described as a "eureka" moment, someone suggested using a "vinyl killer" — a little battery-operated VW camper that drives on a record and plays it. Producer Razyworks was willing to transform the traditional VW into a Mini Clubman, which is parked on five double-sided picture disks featuring images by Cindy Sherman, Nick Knight, Mario Sorrenti, Robert Longo and Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin, among others.
Insert the signature Visionaire battery from Maxell, and let the killer Clubman roll over one- to two-minute tracks from 116 highly varied sound makers. Emerging talents share the disks with big music, art, fashion and film names like Courtney Love, The Pet Shop Boys, U2, Robert Wilson, Maggie Cheung, David Byrne, Yoko Ono, Laurie Anderson, Helmut Lang, Linda Evangelista, Liza Minnelli, Malcolm McLaren, Miss Kittin, Marina Abramovic, Stefano Pilati and others.
The limited edition of 4,000 copies carries a $250 price tag, and includes two CDs of the Sound content plus a booklet of images, credits and instructions.
— Melissa Drier
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maggie in Liberation
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That is her? She looks like Faye Wang in those two pics.
A Maggie Cheung slide show--blast from the past
the first 10 or so are from very early in her career.
http://ent.daqi.com/editor/huandeng/ent_huandeng/1732865/1.html
the first 10 or so are from very early in her career.
http://ent.daqi.com/editor/huandeng/ent_huandeng/1732865/1.html
