With Chinese New Year just two weeks away, get inspired with this list of essentials for the festivities. From new clothes and accessories to stylish jewellery and nail art, these items will help you celebrate in style and luck.
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To get your hands on the collection, Soda has a CNY pop-up store in Mid Valley until 19 January 2024. Ssstunning jewellery Snake earrings and rings are not new but this year, they’re all about making a bold, meaningful statement. It’s time to channel your inner Slytherin since it is the Year of the Wooden/Green Snake!
The design was originally created in 1946 by the company’s predecessor, Kashio Seisakujo, who was inspired by the Yubiwa pipe. The ring watch will be available at three selected G-Shock stores – Lalaport KL, Sunway Pyramid, and IOI City Mall, from 15 January 2025 onwards.
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