ChinnyPea says: "That's what ChinnyEm called this mad polka-dotted number when you wore it in July. Tee hee hee. I'm sure she'll be happy to see it again. How about more dotted things next week? In COLOURS! Please."
ChinnyEm says: "Yay! The faux lady lumps jacket! No complaints from me. I'm bedotted! I mean, besotted."
ChinnyPea says: "Bah. Bah. Bah. Haha. Yesterday, I was just saying how happy I was to see you wear so much white lately and you had to go wear boring black again today.
Well, at least you've made the actual wearing of it interesting! Doing the inside-out thing again, are we? Tee hee hee!"
ChinnyEm says: "You know I knew you were down in Melbourne during fashion week? And yet I didn't trek out to see you?! I'm cursing myself for not attending the function you were at. ARGH! I don't mind the black today. Probably because it's jazzed up with...staples? Stitches? My dad was fixated on all the detailing today. Then again, he's always fixated on what you wear."
ChinnyPea says: "Tee hee hee. A variation of the white-ness from two weekends ago!
Shiny sheeny vest over a shiny sheeny blouse this time around. A more "fitted" silhouette compared to the last one.
I'm happy to see that you're getting into white! Yay! No more black! Please."
ChinnyEm says: "Hey, another 'wedding outfit' as ChinnyPea would say! This vest reminds me of all my uncles and male relatives back in Vietnam. This is what they would wear to functions/weddings! In fact, I think my mother dressed my brother in this when he was a wee lad. I wonder what this vest means to you...if anything...Haha. "
You captured my love with your coloured frames, complete reinvention of the newsreader jacket and penchant for the avant garde. I can only imagine what lies behind that news desk. I assume it's not pajamas. Or you going commando. Oh dear god, you'd probably have amazing choice in undergarments too. I'm going too far? Well of course, I'm only one of your two biggest fans... Much love and fangirly squeals, xoxoxoxo Em
Another Love Letter To Lee Lin
It was those over-the-top architectural collars and wonky necklines on some of the pieces that you wear that got me hooked on watching the news. Well, you reading the news. In a world full of badly- or safely-dressed newscasters, those mesmerising bits around your neck are oddly refreshing. Not at all distracting like what lecturers in Television 101 wanted us to believe. Does a wardrobe mistress at SBS pick what you wear or do you "dress" yourself? Or is it a combination of top-notch taste from all involved? But it's not really important as long as you and the Frank Gehry-like "structures" keep making your appearances. Always looking forward to your next read...and collar, xx Pea (with more love and much shriller fangirly squeals)