7 posts tagged “central market annexe”
Check out Dara's batik shirt. His favourite Raya cookie is Biskut Sarang Semut.
Central Market Annexe-
Norman is dressed in traditional Malay menswear. They both love Rendang, and they look forward to eat Muruku during the Deepavali festivities. This photo was taken at a tiny digital art gallery owned by local artist Iizuldin.
Jes's favourite local food is tauhu bakar and tempe bakar. She was spotted at a punk gig called Pesta Muda Mudi.
Rezman celebrates his Hari Raya with ketupat and beer.
Sungei Wang-
Juicy and Akmal love to breakdance. When they are not having Rendang during Hari Raya, they enjoy slices of Kek Lapis Johor.
Chun is blessed with porcelain-smooth skin. The secret to his perfectly-sculpted hair? Hair gum.
Pavilion-
The Abishegams were dressed in black for a casual family dinner at Tony Roma's. Mr. Andrew Abishegam, head of the family, also works at an event management firm called X2.
Boon Teoh was seen among the crowd that was present for Tangs store's opening ceremony. His frames were crafted by Viktor & Rolf. At the time this picture was taken, he was craving for fried Koay Teow.
So, have you figure out the hottest indie kid accessory yet? It's not the Yasser Arafat scarf, nor Forever 21 sunglasses, but a digital single lens reflex camera, better known as a DSLR. Paired with a Windows-operated computer and a pirated copy of Photoshop, one can come up with masterpieces suitable for their Myspace or deviantart galleries. These pictures were all taken in a row, within four minutes, and I am sure there were more that I have miss.
For some reason I didn't see any girls with their DSLRs. Maybe DSLRs are more of an accessory for men. Do you know what's popular among the indie girls?
Central Market Annexe celebrated Independence Day by throwing a "gig + street fashion show + bazaar". The free gig started at three p.m. and was supposed to go on until eleven at night, but was cut short at around 6.30 p.m. due to people who were complaining that it was "too noisy". Here are some looks of the attendees...
Happy Merdeka, Malaysians!
The second portion of this post will be published soon, featuring the hottest indie kid accessory of the moment [try to guess what it is].
