Krystal of Korean girl group f(x) in Oh!Boy Magazine [Kr] with a photoshoot in London, in collaboration with American fashion brand Rebecca Minkoff. The girl has a cool vibe and the trait kinda shone in these pictures. Photography by Kim Hyeon-seong, styling by Song Bo-young, hair & makeup by Kang Su-hyun.
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Korea Brand & Entertainment Expo 2013 in London
Video from the Korea Brand & Entertainment Expo (KBEE) in London last November. The event is the world’s first and largest annual expo on Korean pop culture, it’s held in different city each year (Sao Paolo for 2014). It showcases Korean design, media, fashion and technology etc. besides the K-pop music stuff.
Popular girl group 2NE1 attended the London event as celebrity guests.
London welcome the world
A video for 100 days countdown to the London Olympic Games (opening on July 27) – with welcome messages from London’s communities of different ages, cultures and ethnicities in variety of languages. Simple and beautiful…
100 years of East London style
Cool video which showcases 100 years of East London style in 100 seconds. The video was made by Westfield Stratford City, a shopping mall which will open on September 13, 2011. It’s one of the largest urban shopping centres in Europe.
Iran claims London Olympics logo spells Zion
Iran has threatened to boycott the London Olympics unless the organisers replace the official logo, which Tehran claims spells out Zion – a word often used as a synonym for Jerusalem and the Biblical land of Israel.
The logo, a jagged representation of the year 2012 (when the London Olympics will be held), has been criticised to resemble many things, from swastika to sexual act, but the Iranian government argues it represents a veiled pro-Israeli conspiracy.
I wonder what took the Iranian that long to file a complain, as the Zion rumour had surfaced not long after the logo was unveiled in 2007. The resemblance becomes more apparent when the logo is spread out…
Not that I agree with Iran or anything, it looks more like a coincident instead of conspiracy. I can understand though, that some Arabic nations could be a bit sensitive with this considering their strained relationship with Israel.
London Fireworks on New Year’s Day 2011
New Year fireworks show at the London Eye, 10 minutes video. Spectacular stuff.
