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精彩纷呈夏季时尚 Recently, I have been fortunate enough to do quite a bit of traveling. In the past five or so weeks, I have spent quite a bit of time (and a whole lot of money) in Hong Kong, Tokyo and Sydney. I find these three cities are always able to inspire me. All three cities are young, trendy and vibrant.Everyday can be spent idly, gazing at the locals clad in diverse and wonderful clothes. Not only are the inhabitants of these cities highly clued on to the latest trends from around the world, they also have a knack of adapting these trends to suit their own personal style. It is interesting to see how the same style can be interpreted and worn completely differently depending on which country you are in. Whilst in Australia, which was enjoying some hot summer weather, I saw many fashion trends that (hopefully) will make their way to Chinese shores. The most dominant trend would have to be the addition of sequins and gems to everyday basics. From flip-flops and sleeveless tops, it seemed every shop was selling clothes embellished with either shiny embroidery or sequins. Try a sexy, satin, embroidered camisole or a sequined sleeveless top worn with jeans, or an embroidered skirt paired with a simple white t-shirt. The good news about this trend is that you don’t need to spend a fortune. Indeed, you don’t even need to go out and buy new clothes, just DIY with some you already own. For an eye-catching pair of shoes, all you’ll need is an old pair of shoes, some super glue, fake jewels and imagination. The same goes for basic tops. Buy some sequins and sew them around the neckline of a sleeveless top or sew an imaginative design on the front. Alternatively, purchase a pretty, bejeweled, embroidered design and attach it to your clothes. One of the national pastimes of Australia is going to the beach. Indeed, on Australia Day (January 26th) it is a ritual for a large percentage of the Australian population to head down to their local beach to enjoy the sand and