AUG 31 — As we celebrate our 53 Merdeka, the country appears more divided than ever by racial, religious and even personal hatred. Fomenting racial and religious intolerance and hatred is now the rule rather than the exception. The biggest challenge is whether Malaysians can rise above the language of violence used by extremists and fulfil our destiny of Merdeka 53 years ago of a shared society belonging to all and promising prosperity to everyone. Penang is under constant siege and attack by extremists and political foes from BN and Umno who use lies to create tension and division. Amongst the lies still used is that the Penang state government has banned the Maulidur Rasul procession, banned Pasar Ramadan, replaced the YDP Agong’s name in Friday sermons with the Chief Minister’s name, only evict Malay villagers and traders. Up till today, the state government has not evicted a single Malay or non-Malay household and when enforcement action is taken against traders, only 30 per cent is Malay. Even when eviction is done by private landowners, the state government has also intervened to negotiate a settlement. It is because our opponents are bankrupt of ideas that they resort to race and religion. Race and religious hatred is the final weapon of the extremists who can not win any debate based on facts and logic or find any weaknesses in PR’s performance. Their desperation can be shown when the Penang PR government can not be faulted for being corrupt, abuse of power or wasting public funds. None of PR leaders have become rich or own luxury homes. We lived in a moderate lifestyle and travel by economy air wherever we can. PR has reduced corruption with our CAT governance of Competency, Accountability and Transparency by turning around a projected deficit of RM35 million in 2008 to a record surplus of RM88 million. This was repeated again in 2009 by turning around a projected deficit of RM40 million to a surplus of RM77 million. For the first time in history, Transparency International praised Penang’s CAT governance for fighting corruption. That is why the state government can afford its senior citizens appreciation programme of annual payout of RM100 to all over 60 years and RM1,000 one-off to beneficiaries of senior citizens which costs nearly RM20 million. That is why the state government can give RM100 water rebate in 2008 to all poor and middle-income households costing nearly RM 20 million. That is why the state government can give money annually to partially-assisted schools of RM 11.3 million. That is why the state government can double the allocation for Islamic affairs to RM 24.3 million in 2010 as compared to RM 13.5 million under BN in 2008. All these successes in implementing a people-centric government have made our political opponents desperate. They become more desperate when Penang became the first state to ban sports betting (judi bola) after the Federal government issued the licence. Due to Penang’s lead, the Federal government had no choice but to cancel the judi bola licence. Certainly many BN and UMNO leaders must be angered by the cancellation of the judi bola licence because of loss of revenue of hundreds of millions of ringgit. Penang will forge ahead in establishing the first people’s government in Malaysia that listens to the people, do the people’s work and give hope to the people. We will also remain steadfast in barring sports betting in the state as this is the common aspirations of 1.5 million Penangites regardless of race. Let Penang be a beacon of hope for Merdeka, democracy, integrity, public morality and a people’s government as well as a symbol of national unity where Penangites live together in harmony and mutual respect. * Penang 2010 National Day Message By Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng In Komtar, George Town On 31 August 2010. * This is the personal opinion of the writer or newspaper. The Malaysian Insider does not endorse the view unless specified.Let Penang be a beacon of hope for Merdeka — Lim Guan Eng
Friday, September 24, 2010
Presumably Penang's CM Lim Guan Eng's Merdeka message was NEVER published by the mainstream media. He had put the BN govt to shame with tangible resul
Surviving the coming hard time
So what is the use of a government that will eagerly shake your hand during election time but will not hesitate to pull the rug from under your feet when it needs to save itself? Few believe that the removal of subsidies on essential food items and fuels can save the Malaysian government from possible bankruptcy. If it does go bankrupt, it will be because it has failed to cleanse a corrupt system. It is better for Malaysians to be rich and to control a bankrupt government than to be poor and controlled by a corrupt government. Many countries have rich citizens with bankrupt governments. You do not need an economist to tell you that RM100 in Malaysia today does not buy as much as it did last year. In what we may call the Malaysian Misery Index, we can see that food prices have been spiralling upwards for years. For example, fresh tenggiri, which was RM13.23 a kilo in 1997, now costs RM40 a kilo. A roasted duck cost RM13.47 in 1997, but is now at least RM38. And Malaysians have become used to the doubling in price of some food items during festive seasons. Most Malaysians do not expect the situation to improve. Food prices will continue to go up and there is little hope that they will come down again. Two years ago, the BN government announced that it had set up a US$1.25 billion fund to increase food production and that it was targeting 100% self-sufficiency in rice consumption. What has happened to the fund and the target? Nevertheless, the escalation in food prices is only one of the financial worries of most Malaysians. Other worries include the general cost of living, salary changes and debts. Double whammy When the GST (goods and services tax) is fully implemented in 2011, it will be a double whammy for poor and middle-income households, pensioners, the unemployed and single parents. Some have argued that imposing GST on Malaysian does not make much economic sense when only 6.8% of the population are taxpayers and a large majority earn low incomes. Furthermore, it is acknowledged that most of us are paying hidden taxes in highway tolls and electricity tariffs. Indeed, the future looks bleak. Yet, quite a number of us are gullible enough to think that the government will protect consumers. Are we not being stupid? Isn't it better to be wiser and brace for tougher times ahead? Instead of believing the promises of a government that has a dismal performance record, we should believe the law of inflation, which says, “Whatever goes up will go up some more.” Ronald Reagan once described inflation as a violent mugger, a threatening armed robber and a deadly hit man. In the Malaysian context, that is an apt description not of inflation, but of the BN government’s behaviour and policies. Unlike grey hair or extra pounds, inflation, Malaysian-style, does not sneak in gradually. One of the outstanding characteristic of our government is that it can cause inflation to explode overnight, such as when an official makes a snappy and stupid policy decision on pricing. So how do we fight the inflation of food prices? Economists generally agree that the average Malaysian household spends about 75% of its income on food. Food price hikes will therefore have an adverse impact upon disposable income and force us to make a lifestyle change. To fight inflation Here are some of the things we can do: · Stop eating at expensive restaurants. · Boycott traders, hypermarkets and hawker stalls that charge unreasonable prices. · Shop intelligently for value and do not be too impressed by branding. · Work out a budget before buying. Look out for special sales. · Prevent wastage by not buying more than you can eat. · Tell friends and acquaintances about shops that charge excessively. · Avoid buying expensive beverages or foodstuff and find alternatives for nutritional value. · Boycott chained markets and fast-food joints. They are monopolised by a few large companies and can therefore raise prices at whim. When inflation reached a six-year high at the end of 2005, even the price of the humble bean sprout went up by 10 sen a kilo. Reason: A gunnysack of beans went up from RM75 to RM135. Today, even death is becoming exorbitant. The cost of cremation is expected to rise soon from RM100 to anything between RM200 and RM300. Perhaps economist Milton Friedman was right when he said, “If you put the federal government in charge of the Sahara desert, in five years there will be a shortage of sand.” Malaysians do not take the official Consumer Price Index (CPI) seriously. They know it does not accurately reflect price rises in essential foodstuffs. Many suspect that the government uses it as an instrument to deceive the public into thinking that things are hunky-dory when they are not. The government develops statistics so that the inflation-weary public would direct its hostility towards businesses, and not blame official mismanagement. The average household consumption expenditure over the last 20 years has increased by 181.8%. In 1973, it was RM412. By 1993-94, it had gone up to RM1,161. In 1999, it touched RM1,631. According to Prof Lim Teck Ghee, real household income has been growing, but at the snail-pace rate of 0.9% per year. More than half of the population are in the low-income category. Today, a family of five spends 50% to 60% of household income on food compared with 20% in 1998 and 15% in 1988. Not long ago, there was official acknowledgement that 95% of families are finding it hard to cope with the rise in food prices. In fact, the biggest failure of the Ninth Malaysia Plan is that it did not help Malaysians improve their quality of living. Inflation, whether it is imported or locally generated, raises the cost of living and lowers the quality of living. When five out of 10 Malaysians are prone to mental problems and other disorders due to the pressures involved in trying to support their families, it is time for the government to wake up. 'Why not change the government?' In 2006, when Najib Tun Razak was Deputy Prime Minister, he asked Malaysians to change their lifestyle in the face of the rising cost of living. A blogger by the name of Chong wrote in response:“Perhaps, the prime minister should have done some simple calculations himself. People like us basically have no lifestyle, just merely surviving with our earnings. So how are we going to change (our lifestyle)? “Inflation has gone up 4.5% (and above) and the government is pushing the cost of living higher by increasing electricity tariffs, but our income remains the same.” Others felt it would be easier to change the government than to change a non-existent lifestyle. “Instead of listening to Najib asking us to change,” one critic remarked, “why not we change the government at the next general election?” To me, that makes a lot of sense. Any government that is willing to build air-conditioned toilets around a city at more than RM100,000 each has no business planning a national economy. When such a government decides to cut subsidies, many of us will wonder whether the so-called “savings” will instead go towards more majestic arches, fanciful lampposts, refurbishments of VIP residences, luxurious government bungalows and fruitless overseas trips by ministers. Any government that stands accused of having wasted RM320 billion in 20 years — through corruption, wastage and mismanagement — definitely does not deserve to be re-elected. STANLEY KOH is a Buddhist monk and works for a local think-tank.
Friday, July 16, 2010
Prices of sugar, petrol, LPG, diesel to go up Friday
Subsidy removed for RON 97 petrol KUALA LUMPUR: From Friday, the subsidies for sugar, petrol, liquefied petroleum gas and diesel will be cut as part of the gradual subsidy rationalisation programme, according to a statement from the Prime Minister’s office on Thursday. The price of sugar will go up 25sen to RM1.75 per kg; LPG will go up 10sen to RM1.85 per kg; petrol RON95 will be up 5sen to RM1.85 per litre and diesel will be up 5sen to RM1.75 per litre. RON 97 will no longer be subsidised. It will be subjected to a managed float, where the price will be determined by the automatic pricing mechanism, the statement said. The details of these changes are now available on the PMO and PEMANDU websites, at: www.pmo.gov.my and www.pemandu.gov.my. On May 27, Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Datuk Seri Idris Jala had said that Malaysia would be bankrupt by 2019 if it did not cut subsidies and rein in borrowings. He had said that Malaysia's debt would rise to 100% of GDP by 2019 from the current 54% if it did not cut subsidies. Meanwhile, In ALOR SETAR, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said that when implementing the subsidy rationalisation plan, the Government would seek not to burden the people. He said the rationalisation move was necessary to reduce Government expenditure and strengthen the financial position of the country. “It will help reduce the fiscal deficit so that world and local markets will have more confidence in the national economy,” he told newsmen after opening the Kuala Kedah Umno division meeting here on Thursday. He added that the Government was reviewing all types of subsidies. The full press statement from the Prime Minister’s office is below: 1. To help Malaysia maintain the strong growth it has achieved, the Government has implemented difficult but long-needed economic reforms that will help Malaysia become a developed and high-income nation. In this regard, the Government has begun a planned and fair reform of a subsidy regime that for too long has been ineffective in helping those who need it most and, over time, has become a barrier to Malaysia’s progress. 2. The Government has made bold economic decisions over the past two years. Two stimulus packages were introduced, promoting growth, even as the global financial crisis spread. Important sectors of our economy further liberalised were opened to new investment. The Government cut spending by RM24 billion, by reducing waste and inefficiency. As a result, the country’s economy has been reinvigorated, with 10.1% growth in the first quarter of 2010, Malaysia’s best performance in a decade. Although there is still instability in the global economy, Malaysia is well positioned for the future – not by chance, but by the choices we have made together. 3. As set out by the Prime Minister when he announced the 10th Malaysia Plan, Malaysia’s national goals cannot be achieved by simply managing through a crisis. Malaysia’s ambition is to be a high-income nation, with opportunity for all. 4. In the New Economic Model, the Prime Minister set out plans for further investment in key strategic sectors, upgrading our infrastructure, creating additional private sector investment opportunities and realizing higher levels of GDP growth. However, growth alone will not allow us to meet our goals. As the Government has consistently said over recent months, we must also implement subsidy reforms that will remove distortions in the marketplace and enable us to better target our resources on those most in need, and on investments that will provide lasting benefits for Malaysians. 5. With these priorities in mind, the Cabinet has decided that, effective 16 July 2010, subsidies for fuel, specifically petrol, diesel and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), as well as sugar, will be reduced as the first step of a gradual subsidy rationalisation programme. Subsidies for RON 95 and diesel will be reduced by 5 sen per liter. LPG will be reduced by 10 sen per kilogram. RON 97 will no longer be subsidised. It will be subjected to a managed float, where the price will be determined by the automatic pricing mechanism. For sugar, the upward price adjustment will be 25 sen per kilogram. The details of these changes are now available on the PMO and PEMANDU websites, at: www.pmo.gov.my and www.pemandu.gov.my 6. These minimal changes will help Malaysia achieve a position of fiscal responsibility and put us on a path toward reducing our deficit. To meet these objectives, we have chosen to make adjustments to our subsidies. Even after these changes, the Government will still spend an estimated RM 7.82 billion on fuel and sugar subsidies in 2010. The prices of fuel and sugar in Malaysia will still be among the lowest in the region. 7. This subsidy rationalisation will, according to estimates, allow Malaysia to reduce Government expenditure by more than RM 750 million in 2010. 8. The decision to reduce subsidies for fuel and sugar is based on the fact that reducing fuel subsidies will have the greatest impact on government spending and reducing sugar subsidies will allow us to promote healthier lifestyles. The decision is also grounded on three main concerns: a. First, these subsidies also benefit foreigners and wealthier Malaysians, who can well afford to pay unsubsidised prices. Our focus should be on helping the family sharing a motorcycle or Kancil to get to work and school, but instead our spending on subsidies has provided the same benefits to those driving imported luxury cars. The sugar subsidy disproportionately benefits industries, not families. Businesses have been using almost twice as much subsidised sugar as Malaysian households. b. Second, highly subsidised prices often lead to illegal smuggling of these goods. Because subsidies make these products the cheapest in the region, in 2009 alone smugglers were caught heading out of Malaysia with more than 200 metric tonnes of sugar to be sold across borders. Also, subsidised diesel continues to go to the black market or across our borders, instead of to those we meant to assist. Law enforcement have been doing their best to prevent smuggling, with 109 sugar related arrests last year. This is the tip of the iceberg. As long as there are big price differences, smuggling will continue. And: c. Third, unless we reduce our consumption of fuel and sugar, we face potentially serious consequences as a nation. We are quickly depleting our domestic fuel resources. It is vital that we rationalise our fuel use – as well as develop new energy technologies - as a matter of economic, energy and national security. In this regard, we have implemented a number of policies to protect the environment. We must also reduce our sugar consumption. 40 percent of Malaysians are now either overweight or obese. Incidents of diabetes are rising quickly. Statistics show that the percentage of Malaysians with diabetes now exceeds that in the United States. We must, as a matter of urgency, take every step available to tackle what is clearly a public health issue for our nation. Reducing sugar consumption, among our children in particular, is a step in the right direction. 9. These are among the reasons why the Government has chosen to focus on sugar and fuel subsidies. Subsidies for education and health care will continue. These are areas of importance for our economy and our society where the Government should be investing. These include, providing support to develop skills, training the knowledge based workforce of the future and improving the well-being of the nation. 10. The Government arrived at this decision following robust consultations with the people. Thousands of Malaysians participated in the policy labs, Open Day and an unprecedented public feedback process. As with subsidy reform, the budget, the Government Transformation Program and now the National Key Economic Areas, the Government has made a determined effort to engage the public, listen and learn, and then act in the best interest of the nation. 11. These measures are designed to have a minimal impact on individual families, but long-term benefits for the nation. The reduction in expenditure from these reforms will allow us to better use resources for families, communities and business growth. Measures such as the 1Malaysia clinics, the 1Malaysia mobile clinics, as well as the scholarships for all 9A+ and deserving students, specifically those who have done well, but come from lower income families, are made possible by such reforms. Similarly, by reducing expenditure on subsidies we will be able to continue strengthening such initiatives as the price standardisation project, which seeks to harmonise prices of essential goods between urban and rural areas in Sabah and Sarawak. 12. The Government has made a difficult, but bold decision. By choosing to implement these modest subsidy reforms, we have taken a crucial step in the right direction towards meeting our commitment to reduce the fiscal deficit, without overburdening the Malaysian people. These measures are a demonstration of our fiscal responsibility. They will enhance Malaysia’s financial stability, while also protecting the Rakyat.
Monday, June 28, 2010
Chicken Rice @ Tropicana City Mall
Thursday, June 10, 2010
30 going on 31.... (ahem... not forty)
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
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面料：棉
弹性：强
全长：73cm
肩宽：38cm
袖长：60cm
胸围：78cm 有弹力可拉伸至：98cm
手臂围：38cm
袖口：23cm
下摆宽：102cm
#休闲时尚；英文印图抽绳连帽棉T#
Code: P-0302-060(B1)
Price: RM42.00
面料：棉
弹性：强
全长：57cm
肩宽：37cm
袖长：58cm
胸围：82cm 有弹力可拉伸至：102cm
手臂围：40cm
袖口：23cm
下摆宽：85cm
#自信光彩；珠珠丝光棉上衣-黑色#
Code: P-0302-059(B1)
Price: RM43.00
面料：丝光棉
弹性：弱
全长：56cm
肩宽：38cm
袖长：38cm
胸围：88cm 有弹力可拉伸至：98cm
手臂围：42cm
袖口：30cm
下摆宽：96cm
#自信光彩；珠珠丝光棉上衣-白色#
Code: P-0302-058(B1)
Price: RM43.00
面料：丝光棉
弹性：弱
全长：56cm
肩宽：38cm
袖长：38cm
胸围：88cm 有弹力可拉伸至：98cm
手臂围：42cm
袖口：30cm
下摆宽：96cm
#花漾情愫；花边五分袖上衣-黑色#
Code: P-0302-057(B1)
Price: RM43.00
面料：棉+蕾丝
弹性：弱
全长：67cm
肩宽：38cm
袖长：39cm
胸围：83cm 有弹力可拉伸至：92cm
手臂围：36cm
袖口：28cm
下摆宽：123cm
#浪漫雅典；时尚圆领层次蕾丝上衣#
Code: P-0302-056(B1)
Price: RM42.00
面料：棉+蕾丝
弹性：强
全长：59cm
肩宽：38cm
袖长：58cm
胸围：76cm 有弹力可拉伸至：92cm
手臂围：38cm
袖口：23cm
下摆宽：86cm
Code: P-0302-055(B1)
Price: RM43.00
面料：棉+蕾丝
弹性：强
全长：58cm
肩宽：32cm
袖长：58cm
胸围：80cm 有弹力可拉伸至：96cm
手臂围：38cm
袖口：22cm
下摆宽：80cm
#名伶私著；蕾丝荷叶立领棉T-白色#
Code: P-0302-054(B1)
Price: RM43.00
弹性：强
全长：58cm
肩宽：32cm
袖长：58cm
胸围：80cm 有弹力可拉伸至：96cm
手臂围：38cm
袖口：22cm
下摆宽：80cm
#名伶私著；蕾丝荷叶立领棉T-灰色#
Code: P-0302-053(B1)
Price: RM43.00
面料：棉+蕾丝
弹性：强
全长：58cm
肩宽：32cm
袖长：58cm
胸围：80cm 有弹力可拉伸至：96cm
手臂围：38cm
袖口：22cm
下摆宽：80cm
Code: P-0302-052(B1)
Price: RM43.00
面料：棉+蕾丝
弹性：强
全长：58cm
肩宽：32cm
袖长：58cm
胸围：80cm 有弹力可拉伸至：96cm
手臂围：38cm
袖口：22cm
下摆宽：80cm
#清新靓丽；内点点多层次三件组-灰色#
Code: P-0302-051(B1)
Price: RM50.00
面料：棉+雪纺
弹性：强
腰带：无
内衬：有
外：全长：62cm 肩宽：36cm 袖长：58cm 胸围：85cm 有弹力可拉伸至：96cm 手臂围：36cm 袖口：22cm 下摆宽：92cm
中：全长：73cm 肩宽：--cm 袖口：--cm 胸围：86cm 有弹力可拉伸至：102cm 下摆宽：125cm
内：全长：55cm（不含吊带长）吊带长：56cm 胸围：72cm 有弹力可拉伸至：85cm 下摆宽：86cm
Code: P-0302-050(B1)
Price: RM50.00
面料：棉+雪纺
弹性：强
腰带：无
内衬：有
外：全长：62cm 肩宽：36cm 袖长：58cm 胸围：85cm 有弹力可拉伸至：96cm 手臂围：36cm 袖口：22cm 下摆宽：92cm
中：全长：73cm 肩宽：--cm 袖口：--cm 胸围：86cm 有弹力可拉伸至：102cm 下摆宽：125cm
内：全长：55cm（不含吊带长）吊带长：56cm 胸围：72cm 有弹力可拉伸至：85cm 下摆宽：86cm
#清新靓丽；内点点多层次三件组-黑色#
Code: P-0302-049(B1)
Price: RM50.00
面料：棉+雪纺
弹性：强
腰带：无
内衬：有
外：全长：62cm 肩宽：36cm 袖长：58cm 胸围：85cm 有弹力可拉伸至：96cm 手臂围：36cm 袖口：22cm 下摆宽：92cm
中：全长：73cm 肩宽：--cm 袖口：--cm 胸围：86cm 有弹力可拉伸至：102cm 下摆宽：125cm
内：全长：55cm（不含吊带长）吊带长：56cm 胸围：72cm 有弹力可拉伸至：85cm 下摆宽：86cm
#唯美主义；时尚剪裁长版针织毛衣-黑色#
Code: P-2501-048
Price: RM48.00
面料：针织棉
弹性：强
全长：75cm
肩宽：40cm
袖长：62cm
胸围：90cm 有弹力可拉伸至：116cm
手臂围：40cm
袖口：23cm
下摆宽：86cm
#唯美主义；时尚剪裁长版针织毛衣-藏青色#
Code: P-2501-047
Price: RM48.00
面料：针织棉
弹性：强
全长：75cm
肩宽：40cm
袖长：62cm
胸围：90cm 有弹力可拉伸至：116cm
手臂围：40cm
袖口：23cm
下摆宽：86cm
#唯美主义；时尚剪裁长版针织毛衣-灰色#
Code: P-2501-046
Price: RM48.00
面料：针织棉
弹性：强
全长：75cm
肩宽：40cm
袖长：62cm
胸围：90cm 有弹力可拉伸至：116cm
手臂围：40cm
袖口：23cm
下摆宽：86cm
#唯美主义；时尚剪裁长版针织毛衣-墨绿色#
Code: P-0210-045
Price: RM48.00
弹性：强
全长：75cm
肩宽：40cm
袖长：62cm
胸围：90cm 有弹力可拉伸至：116cm
手臂围：40cm
袖口：23cm
下摆宽：86cm
#唯美主义；时尚剪裁长版针织毛衣-粉色#
Code: P-2510-044
Price: RM48.00
面料：针织棉
弹性：强
全长：75cm
肩宽：40cm
袖长：62cm
胸围：90cm 有弹力可拉伸至：116cm
手臂围：40cm
袖口：23cm
下摆宽：86cm
#唯美主义；时尚剪裁长版针织毛衣-白色#
Code: P-2501-043
Price: RM48.00
弹性：强
全长：75cm
肩宽：40cm
袖长：62cm
胸围：90cm 有弹力可拉伸至：116cm
手臂围：40cm
袖口：23cm
下摆宽：86cm
#休闲穿搭；连帽上衣-黄色#
Code: P-2501-042
Price: RM40.00
面料：棉
弹性：强
全长：67cm
袖长：29cm
胸围：96cm 有弹力可拉伸至：118cm
袖口：36cm
下摆宽：82cm
#尊宠雅致；切割宝石V领洋装#
Code: P-2501-040
Price: RM45.00
弹性：强
全长：68cm
肩宽：37cm
袖长：55cm
胸围：92cm 有弹力可拉伸至：116cm
手臂围：42cm
袖口：22cm
下摆宽：82cm
Status: Temporary Out of Stock
Code: P-2901-041
Price: RM42.00
弹性：强
全长：67cm
肩宽：36cm
袖长：57cm
胸围：80cm 有弹力可拉伸至：98cm
手臂围：36cm
袖口：20cm
下摆宽：91cm
Code: P-2901-050
Price: RM48.00
面料：棉
弹性：强
全长：79cm
袖长：62cm
胸围：106cm 有弹力可拉伸至：130cm
袖口：23cm
下摆宽：96cm
Code: P-0110-007(C)
#百变公主；珍珠小短裙#
#时尚白搭；网纱蕾丝内搭衬裙#
Code: P-0110-005(C)
#高雅牵引；腰卯钉高腰灯笼裙#
Price: RM42.00
#可爱迷人；棉料格纹百摺短裙#
#韩版腰松紧铆钉棉质短裙#
#冬日穿搭；双排扣百摺短裙#
#重装性感；铆钉银片后拉链时尚短裙#
#甜美气质●蝴蝶结绑带长版雪纺上衣-灰色#
Code: P-0110-039(B7)
Price: RM42.00
材质：120D雪纺
弹性：稍有
胸围：平铺：88cm 衣长:74CM 袖长：36cm 肩宽：37CM
#轻柔赫本；胸前花边收腰雪纺纱上衣#
Code: P-0110-038(B7)
Price: RM42.00
面料：雪纺（附送小吊带）
弹性：强
胸围:平铺100CM 衣长：70CM 连肩袖长：30cm
Code: P-0110-034(B7)
Price: RM42.00
成分：高档银丝雪纺
弹性：稍有
胸围:平铺：80cm弹力至：96CM 肩宽:38CM 袖长:16CM 衣长:62CM
#可爱甜美；必备款流行趋势方领雪纺衫-白色#
Code: P-0110-033(B7)
Price: RM42.00
面料：120D雪纺衫
弹性：稍有
胸围 平铺：86CM 衣长：68CM 袖长：30CM 肩宽：40cm
#优雅文静；蕾丝滚边下摆波浪花边雪纺洋装-蓝色#
Code: P-0110-032(B7)
Price: RM42.00
面料：120D雪纺
弹性：稍有
胸围:平铺90CM 衣长：76CM 袖长：45cm 肩宽：36cm
Code: P-0110-030(B7)
Price: RM45.00
材质：花色雪纺
弹性：稍有
胸围：平铺：86cm
#全然浪漫；V领蝴蝶花色雪纺衫--蓝绿色#
Code: P-0110-029(B7)
Price: RM45.00
材质：花色雪纺
弹性：稍有
胸围：平铺：86cm
#畅销趋势时尚抽绳前胸褶皱上衣--咖啡色#
Code: P-0110-028(B7)
Price: RM45.00
材质：120D雪纺
弹性：稍有
胸围：平铺100CM 可至：120cm 衣长:56CM 袖长：45cm 肩宽：40cm
#潮流新尚圆领雪纺收腰雪纺洋装--杏色#
Code: P-0110-027(B7)
Price: RM42.00
材质：120D雪纺
胸围：平铺88CM 衣长:78CM 袖长：35cm 肩宽：38cm
#潮流新尚圆领雪纺收腰雪纺洋装--绿色#
Code: P-0110-026(B7)
Price: RM42.00
材质：120D雪纺 无内衬和吊带
弹性：稍有
腰带：无
胸围：平铺88CM 衣长:78CM 袖长：35cm 肩宽：38cm
#飘逸雪纺罩衫式的宽鬆设计雪纺长袖上衣--灰色#
Code: P-0110-025(B7)
Price: RM42.00
搭配领口细緻的蕾丝～
打造出浪漫典雅的女人气息
抢佔秋季新潮流
肩宽：39cm 胸围：90cm 袖长：58cm 衣长：60cm
Code: P-0110-024(B7)
Price: RM47.00
材质：雪纺 有内衬 不配皮带
弹性：稍有
腰带：无
胸围：平铺86CM 最大至：94cm 衣长:74CM 袖长：20cm 肩宽：40cm
Code: P-0110-023
Price: RM42.00
材质：雪纺纱 有内衬
面料上乘 做工精致 绝对优质哦~ 发出件件得好评~
胸围：80-96
#热情森巴；大V领亮片上衣-灰色#
Code: P-0110-022(B7)
Price: RM42.00
面料：雪纺
胸围:平铺88CM
#雪纺上衣#
Code: P-0110-021(B7)
Price: RM42.00
材质：雪纺
颜色:杏色、黑色 2色自选
胸围:80-100CM 衣长：62袖长:45CM 肩宽:39CM
#时尚百搭；V型垂坠感雪纺上衣#
Code: P-0110-020(B7)
Price: RM42.00
面料：雪纺+蕾丝
胸围:平铺90CM 衣长：69CM 袖长：-cm 肩宽：38cm
#轻熟气质；串珠五分袖雪纺衫-灰色#
Code: P-0110-019(B7)
Price: RM42.00
面料：雪纺
全长：55cm
肩宽：--cm
袖长：35cm
胸围：92cm 有弹力可拉伸至：110cm
#轻熟气质；串珠五分袖雪纺衫-绿色#
Code: P-0110-018(B7)
Price: RM42.00
面料：雪纺
全长：55cm
肩宽：--cm
袖长：35cm
胸围：92cm 有弹力可拉伸至：110cm
Code: P-0110-017(B7)
Price: RM45.00
面料：雪纺
弹性：强
全长：66cm
肩宽：--cm
袖长：41cm
胸围：116cm 有弹力可拉伸至：128cm
Status: Temporary Out of Stock
#浪漫初秋；垂领下抽绳压格雪纺上衣#
Code: P-0110-016(B7)
Price: RM45.00
面料：雪纺
全长：66cm
肩宽：37cm
袖长：47cm
胸围：94cm 有弹力可拉伸至：105cm
#专属美人；独特造型雪纺棉衫#
Code: P-0110-015(B7)
Price: RM45.00
Color: Black & Grey
面料：棉+雪纺
全长：55cm
肩宽：37cm
袖长：43cm
胸围：82cm 有弹力可拉伸至：96cm
Code: P-0110-014(B5)
Price: RM42.00
胸围：86CM 衣长:70CM 肩宽：39CM 袖长：56CM
#柔焦美肌宫廷泡泡七分袖优质衬衫#
Code: P-0110-013(B5)
Price: RM45.00
全长：68cm
肩宽：38cm
袖长：45cm
胸围：80cm 有弹力可拉伸至：96cm
Code: P-0110-012(B5)
Price: RM42.00
肩宽：38cm
袖长：41cm
胸围：80cm 有弹力可拉伸至：92cm
#知性简约；珍珠扣立领衬衫-黑色#
Code: P-0110-011(B5)
Price: RM42.00
全长：55cm
肩宽：38cm
袖长：41cm
胸围：80cm 有弹力可拉伸至：92cm
#个性蓝色条纹多种穿搭#
Code: P-0110-010(B5)
Price: RM43.00
肩宽：37cm
袖长：56cm
胸围：88cm 有弹力可拉伸至：102cm
#英伦精神；黑白直条纹黑扣衬衫#
Code: P-0110-009(B5)
Price: RM43.00
全长：65cm
肩宽：38cm
袖长：45cm
胸围：80cm 有弹力可拉伸至：98c
#知性简约；简单大方个性衬衣-蓝色#
Code: P-0110-008(B5)
Price: RM45.00
面料：韩国进口弹力棉
全长：63cm
肩宽：38cm
袖长：56cm
胸围：85cm 有弹力可拉伸至：102cm
Code: P-0110-007(B5)
Price: RM45.00
面料：韩国进口弹力棉
弹性：弱
全长：63cm
肩宽：38cm
袖长：56cm
胸围：85cm 有弹力可拉伸至：102cm
7033#休闲时尚；假两件式开扣衬衣-紫色#
Code: P-0110-006(B5)
Price: RM46.00
Code: P-0110-005(B5)
Price: RM46.00
# 公主魅力；华丽款式花边领衬衣#
Code: P-0110-004(B5)
Price: RM45.00
#韩版休闲拼接长版衬衣#
Code: P-0110-003(B5)
Price: RM46.00
Code: P-0110-001(B5)
Price: RM42.00
#美轮美奂；拼接式背心洋装-黑色#
Code: P-0110-049(A4)
Price: RM38 (SPECIAL)!!
#甜蜜向往；韩版假两件套条纹洋装#
Code: P-0110-047(A3)
Price: 48.00
Code: P-0110-045(A3)
Price: RM45.00
Code: P-0110-044(A3)
Price: RM42.00
#復刻时尚；素面圆领拼接千鸟格洋装#
Code: P-0110-043(A3)
Price: RM45.00
Material: 棉+千鸟格图纹
Stretchable
Length: 79cm
Shoulder width: 39cm
Sleeve length: 58cm
Chest: 80cm; Stretchable to 96cm
#调皮女孩；格纹镂空蝴蝶结蕾丝洋装#
Code: P-0110-041(A3)
Price: RM46.00
Material: 棉+蕾丝
Length: 73cm
Shoulder width: 36cm
Sleeve length: 56cm
Chest: 82cm; Stretchable to 95cm
Code: P-0110-040(A3)
Price: RM45.00
Material: 韩国绒
Stretchable
Length: 78cm
Sleeve length: 45cm
Chest: 86cm; Stretchable to 102cm
#秋日穿搭；撞色七分袖洋裝#
Code: P-0110-002(A3)
Price: RM40.00
#LENA示范；羽毛饰雪纺纱洋装#
Code: P-0110-039(A3)
Price: 45.00
Material: Chiffon
Length: 73cm
Sleeve length: 39cm
Chest: 82cm; Stretchable to 104cm
#阳光女孩；韩版滚花边式洋装#
Code: P-0110-038(A3)
Price: RM50.00
Material: Cotton
Length: 85cm
Shoulder width: 37cm
Sleeve length: 55cm
Chest: 85cm; Stretchable to 93cm
#气质復古；绑蝴蝶结变形虫雪纺洋装#
Code: P-0110-037(A2)
Price: 42.00
Material: Chiffon
Length: 77cm
Shoulder width: 35cm
Sleeve length: 58cm
Chest: 86cm; Stretchable to 95cm
Code: P-0110-036(A3)
Price: RM45.00
Material: Chiffon
Stretchable
Length: 82cm
Chest: 92cm
Sleeve: 52cm
Shoulder width: 39cm
#动人印象；压褶钻扣V领洋装--黑色#
#全棉渐变色洋装#
#气质满点；爱心V领满版洋装-红色#
##千金名媛；缎面V領高腰灯笼袖洋裝 #
##名模时尚；可爱公主鞋连衣裙 #
##波西限定；圆领蕾丝花边洋装-杏色 #
# 夺目光彩；韩版漏肩光面材质洋装-白色#
##甜美可人；花色圆领洋装 #
##时尚尖端；皱胸包扣排扣工作风靓衫连身裙长洋装 #
#知性甜美；皱胸包扣排扣工作风靓衫连身裙长洋装--白色 #
#甜美可人；花样绑带雪纺洋装-蓝色#
Code: P-0110-022(A2)
Price: RM46.00
Length: 78cm
Chest: 92cm
Shoulder width: 38cm
Sleeve length: 38cm
#韩版雪纺皱洋装--灰色#
Code: P-0110-021(A2)
Price: 42.00
Materil: 雪纺皱
Color: Purple, White, Grey, Pink
Chest: 90-100cm (Lie Flat)
Length: 73cm
Sleeve length: 45cm
Shoulder width: 39cm
#午夜派对；侧边铜片卯钉平口棉洋装#
Code: P-0110-019(A1)
Price: RM45.00
Wholesale Price: RM35.00
#party首选；性感低胸蝴蝶结黑色缎面洋装#
Code: P-0110-018(A1)
Price: RM45.00
Material: 丝光棉
Elasticity: Low
Length: 78cm
Chest: 78cm; Stretchable to 92cm
Waist: 72cm; Stretchable to 82cm
#气质出众；流行花格平口洋裝#
Code: P-0110-017(A1)
Price: RM45.00
Material: Cotton
Elasticity: Strong
Length: 65cm
Chest: 76cm; Stretchable to 86cm
Waist: 82cm; Stretchable to 92cm
#青春俏丽；香奈儿最新流行款式之洋装-黄色#
Code: P-0110-016(A1)
Price: 45.00
Material: 格离子材质
Length: 64cm
Chest: 70cm; Stretchable to 90cm
Code: P-0110-009(A1)
Price: RM46.00
Material: 麂皮绒
Stretchable
Length: 71cm
Chest: 72cm; Stretchable to 86cm
Waist: 65cm; Stretchable to 78cm
#辛辣梅根；铆钉滚边拼接皮革平口洋装#
Code: P-0110-008(A1)
Price: RM45.00
Material: 皮革+棉
Length: 62cm
Chest: 66cm; Stretchable to 76cm
Waist: 62cm; Stretchable to 78cm
#甜美迷人；美胸剪裁蝴蝶結格纹洋裝--红色#
Code: P-0110-007(A1)
Price: RM42.00
Material: 纯棉格纹
Length: 86cm
Chest: 70cm. Stretchable to 86cm
#心机美人；韩品平口两穿小洋装-黑色#
Code: P-0110-006(A1)
Price: 42.00
Material: 高级丝光棉
Stretchable
Length: 65cm
Chest: 70-88cm
#海洋之风；条文系脖上衣#
Code: P-0110-005(A1)
Price: RM 39.00
Elasticity: Strong
Chest: 80cm (lie flat), stretchable to 90cm
Length: 62cm
#园领中袖时尚雪纺裙#
Black (SOLD)
Available: WHITE ONLY
#无彩缤纷，针织条文两件套#
(SOLD)
#甜美可爱；时尚雷丝花 边领上衣#
#引人注目；双V领花色洋装#
#韩版秋装洋装#
#夺目光彩；点点绑蝴蝶接段面洋装#
