Four members of Hong Kong pop girl group Lolly Talk — Yanny, Tania, Ah Yo, and Mei Mei — recently appeared together at the "RE-LOVE Green Life Festival" held at The Mills, taking turns as guest shop managers at a vintage market pop-up store, personally selecting secondhand clothing and accessories for fans and styling them in Y2K looks. The four also joined fans in a workshop, hand-making lollipop-shaped keychains from recycled materials, drawing a crowd of over a hundred fans.

During the event, the four members appeared in Y2K outfits and took turns in pairs as shop managers at the vintage market, recommending secondhand clothing to fans. Yanny shared her treasure-hunting tips, noting that shopping at secondhand stores requires sharp eyes and quick hands, since good finds come in just one piece. Ah Yo said that every visit to a secondhand store sparks styling inspiration, combining different types of pieces into entirely new looks. The members even styled fans on the spot, demonstrating Y2K poses and posing for photos together.

The "RE-LOVE Green Life Festival" aims to promote sustainable living, weaving the concepts of Recycle, Reuse, and Redesign into daily life. Beyond the secondhand market, the event also featured a "Vintage Time Machine" car show displaying six classic Japanese sports cars from the 1990s to the early 2000s; a vinyl music experience with over a thousand classic records for music lovers to enjoy; and a "SikFabric Upcycle" workshop making fashion accessories from recycled fabric, championing a lifestyle that combines environmental awareness with creativity.

Source: FASHION｜南豐紗廠「RE-LOVE綠續生活節」 Lolly Talk擔任二手服飾店限定店|香港經濟日報 · Originally published 2026-08-30