Style in Taiwan

2% Taiwan Fashion Show

Sun, 10 Jan 2010 22:11:12 +0000

Here is the first of 3 parts of the 2% Group Taiwan fashion Show. There are 3 videos that contain both male and female models and current fashion trends. If you want to see what is hot right now in Asian fashion then check out these videos. The first one has a bit of an introduction in Mandarin Chinese. Just fast forward to the middle somewhere.

Part I

Part II

Part III

Taiwanese Bikini Photoshoot

Sun, 20 Sep 2009 23:10:30 +0000

An interesting look at some gorgeous Taiwanese girls transitioning from normal girls to sexy bikini girls.

Taiwan Girls 2009 3rd Edition

Tue, 04 Aug 2009 21:44:29 +0000

This is a video showing many young Taiwanese girls and the clothes they are wearing. Many of the photographers are the girls themselves, taking part in the “zi pai”, or self taken photograph. I can’t be sure all of the girls are Taiwanese but many shots do represent fashions that could easily be seen in Taiwan. There are also ample cleavage shots for those interested.

Girls on the road

Mon, 20 Apr 2009 01:13:14 +0000

It’s been a really long time since we’ve posted anything here. So, without further adieu:

A couple of Taiwanese girls on their way to a disco. The girl on the right did safe job in going with all black and some fishnet stockings. However, what outfit would be complete without a Taiwanese twist? How about those furry trimmed boots? It makes me think one of Santa’s elves got loose. The girl on the left is a standard slender girl wearing a shirt with some nonsense scribbled in English on it. Sad to say but these girls are a dime a dozen and their outfits aren’t anything to write home about.

Cute Punk, Goth and/or Emo?

Sat, 21 Jun 2008 14:59:32 +0000

I have been wondering how to describe what this girl is wearing, as it isn’t very punk or goth but it is dark and her accessories add to the feeling. Maybe it is EMO.

She is wearing many bracelets and several rings, a silver necklace as well as over-sized earrings. Those cute little black shorts give her away as a poser though. And what kind of punk can afford a nice cell phone like the one dangling around her neck?

Fashion Accessory: The Dog and more

Mon, 21 Apr 2008 04:18:33 +0000

Hello everyone, and thanks for coming to the site. I have been pleasantly surprised with the amount of people that come to this site, so I decided to give you a treat. Not that much of a treat, but several photos of Taiwanese girls’ fashion and their seemingly favorite accessory, the dog.

This first girl I find the most fascinating of the bunch. She really picked a strange shirt to make the red jump out at you. The super short blue shorts and tights are standard fashion wear for any girl in Taiwan that is into fashion these days.

I like the girl in the white polo shirt’s simplicity, and she stands out to me because she tried with her outfit and managed not to throw clashing colors and crazy permed hair into the mix. Her glasses make her look like quite the library cutie, and the red undershirt splashes a bit of color into an ordinarily boring color scheme.

This last girl was cute, and picked some safe colors with brown and black (while the gold shoes stand out a bit). One thing that I have been disliking more and more is the little jacket the girls here wear to protect their skin from getting suntans. Just imagine how lovely some of these girls would look if they were wearing tank tops with their outfit instead of those ugly jackets! As a bit of information, browner skin is generally frowned upon because of the agrarian past of Taiwan and the association of the tan with unskilled labor and a low class.

Fashion in the Park

Sat, 29 Mar 2008 11:20:52 +0000

In the cities of Taiwan, there aren’t many yards to lounge around in so some Taiwanese girls will go to parks to strut their stuff. We caught these girls one day and thought they would make a good example of Taiwanese fashion. The cute girl on the left was wearing some blue jeans that have a design giving it a nice visual texture, a red blouse, and an oversized purse (to carry God knows what). The Taiwanese beauty in the back is wearing a very normal Taiwanese girls fashion. A bit of clashing going on, but that is no to be unexpected. The purple shoes don’t match very well, but rest assured that was intentional. Those 3/4 length leggings are still all of the rage, and they are now showing up in many different colors, not only black.

She looks great showing off her beautiful legs with those short shorts. I have to be honest here, Asian girls really have most Western girls beat when it comes to the circumference of their legs. Those little shorts are baggy on her. Granted, she has no butt. The T shirt is a standard black with some silly English words on it. I like the jacket and purse together, but again, they are a big cause of the clash with her purple shoes.

And the fashion accessory that is all the rage among Taiwanese girls… The well groomed dog!

Taiwanese girl in the soy milk shop

Fri, 29 Feb 2008 13:33:49 +0000

This girl was definitely caught in an odd place for a photo. She’s wearing a simple white tank top with some lace at the top and a blue denim cowgirl skirt. Mind you this was at 3 in the morning so I think she is still looking good after having spent the night out. She has a great smile and that long black silky Asian hair. Nice.

4 Taiwanese girls in a shop

Sat, 12 Jan 2008 07:46:19 +0000

This photo shows how girls in Taiwan will mix very casual clothing with a little flare. Take the girl on the left for example, she is wearing a plain pink T shirt and has a huge shiny gold purse to accompany it. The girl in the center has what looks like a really nice top on with some lacing in the front. She kills it with that hoodie though.

Taiwan Style: Beauty from the Street

Sat, 08 Dec 2007 09:03:38 +0000

This photo is of two girls, and you can see clearly the difference in style between them. The girl on the right has carefully thought out her outfit and did a nice job regarding color and accessories. The girl on the left is wearing a very casual outfit and unfortunately, the picture makes her look a little grumpy and is unflattering. I would like to point out that she is prettier then that photo shows, but that is the nature of photography sometimes, especially when you aren’t posing.

The girl on the right does a great job matching her scarf, purse, and boots and her bright red shirt stands out brilliantly against the other neutral colors she is wearing. Combine this with her natural beauty and you have a really stylish and pretty Taiwanese girl!