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The 11 Best Affordable Jewellery Shops In Hong Kong

Jessica Yim — Tue, 09 Dec 2025 22:00:09 +0000

If you’ve been eyeing a little sparkle but you’re waiting for your next payday, don’t stress — Hong Kong is home to a diverse range of sparkling yet affordable jewellery that still feels luxe.

Whether you’re hunting for everyday quality pieces that won’t tarnish and will stand the test of time, trendy statement necklaces for a style refresh or a meaningful gift on a budget, there’s a whole world of high-calibre affordable gems waiting to be uncovered in Hong Kong. To make your search effortless, we’ve rounded up the best affordable gems in the city where style, quality and price actually coexist, so you can shine bright without spending big.

LUAH — Durable, quality jewellery designed to survive the everyday

Whilst affordable might be the thing we’re all after, it often translates to jewellery that tarnishes, snaps and loses its shine too quickly. LUAH addresses this issue by creating jewellery that lasts through your everyday and beyond. Before its inaugural collection, the team spent 16 months researching, testing and prototyping with factories and designers, adopting design and plating techniques used in Swiss Watchmaking. The result is affordable jewellery crafted from luxury steel, coated in the highest grade 18K Gold and backed by a lifetime colour warranty — all while staying affordable.

Sassy Tip: Every piece is waterproof, sweatproof, cosmetic-friendly and hypoallergenic, meaning you can swim, shower and live without ever taking your jewellery off!

LUAH, various locations across Hong Kong, luahjewelry.com

ASVIDA Jewellery – Crafting everyday wearable jewellery where memories live

If you’re all about quiet luxury with real meaning behind it, ASVIDA Jewellery will be your next forever piece. Known for delicate and classy designs, this family-rooted brand blends traditional craftsmanship with a fresh, youthful edge. Every piece is crafted in 18K gold and set with premium diamonds for durability and enduring style. Plus, to celebrate its ninth anniversary, the brand has released its Voyage Collection. Inspired by the freedom of sailing and the adventure of life, each design taps into one of five themes — The Navigator, The Voyager, The Anchor, The Dreamer and The Seeker. Every piece from ASVIDA is designed to celebrate life’s milestones, accompanying you through every cherished moment and memory of life.

Use code sassy for 5% off when purchasing the Voyage Collection! (Valid until Wednesday, 31 December, 2026.)

ASVIDA Jewellery, Unit 401, Block A, Focal Industrial Centre,21Man Lok Street, Hung Hom, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2121 8881, Facebook: @asvida.hk, www.asvida.com.hk

Apoluna Jewelry – Lightweight, minimalist jewellery to empower the everyday

If you’re hunting for chic but affordable jewellery in Hong Kong, Apoluna Jewelry deserves a prime spot on your radar. With a fast-growing community across Hong Kong and Singapore, this homegrown brand is all about minimalist 14K gold pieces that are waterproof, hypoallergenic and built for the everyday hustle, whether city strolls or globetrotting. Each lightweight design reflects the balance of its name — the radiant Apo (sun) and serene Luna (moon) — are effortless staples that work in harmony with your energy. Minimal yet striking, a piece from Apoluna Jewelry perfectly encapsulates timeless, modern elegance.

Sassy Tip: Don’t miss Apoluna Jewelry’s Christmas Promotion from Thursday, December 11 to Sunday, December 20, 2025, when you can enjoy 20% off with the purchase of two items and 30% when purchasing three items online! (Terms and Conditions apply.)

Use code SASSYAPOLUNA to enjoy 10% off all pieces from Apoluna! (Valid until Thursday, 31 December, 2026)

Apoluna Jewelry, Facebook: @Apoluna Jewelry, apolunajewelry.com

Starrie Jewels – Stackable gold and gemstone rings for your signature look

Starrie Jewels is all about your personality and mood influencing your look, giving you a daily style that feels completely your own. With its dreamy gemstones and luxe gold pieces, each piece is crafted to mirror the textures, colours and designs that reflect your everyday life. From delicate bands to bold statement showstoppers and stunning pops of colour, its stacking rings let you curate your sparkle according to what the day brings, whether you’re celebrating a milestone or just adding a little extra glow to ordinary moments.

Use code SASSY20 for an extra 20% off the XXX and XXX rings. (Valid until Thursday, 31 December, 2026)

Starrie Jewels, Room 107, 1/F, W668, Lai Chi Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 6798 7397, Instagram:@starrie_jewels, https://kosekijewels.com

Moni HK Jewellery – Affordable luxury jewellery

For dainty, fresh and feminine designs at an affordable price point, Hong Kong label Moni is a popular choice. From dancing stone necklaces and cocktail rings to birthstone earrings and 9k to 18k solid gold collections, the brand proves you don’t need to splurge to shine.

Moni HK Jewellery, 8-20, 9/F, Rm909 David House, Nanking St, Jordan, Hong Kong, Whatsapp: 6800 1408, shop.monihkjewellery.com

LABRET – Quality dainty huggies and hoops to level up your ear stack

If you’re looking for quality earrings from a label that is truly committed to earrings, we recommend LABRET’s stunning and wearable range of hoops and studs. Those who have been pierced at LABRET (super-safe needle piercings without guns!) experience its informative quality aftercare services, a level of care that translates to the jewellery. Every piece is chosen not only for its chic aesthetic, but also for being lightweight and comfortable, with most pieces consisting of implant-grade titanium flatbacks and solid 14K gold designs that won’t irritate even the most sensitive ears.

Sassy Tip: Explore the brand’s blog, covering everything from aftercare to piercing guides.

LABRET, G/F, 42 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong, www.labret.co

Monica Vinader — British sustainable jewellery label designed to make you feel good

With responsible and sustainable production at its core, Monica Vinader has made a name for itself internationally thanks to its ethical practices, timeless designs and effortless, elegant pieces. Every piece is made using 100% recycled gold and sterling silver, with 100% recyclable packaging and reusable pouches, highlighting the brand’s focus on circularity. Plus, with supply chain transparency, five-year warranty, lifetime repairs service and jewellery recycling scheme, these pieces minimally impact society and the environment.

Monica Vinader, various locations across Hong Kong, www.monicavinader.com/hk

Oak & Luna — Popular online jewellery with customisable necklaces, bracelets and rings

Bespoke pieces often don’t come with a small price tag, but Oak & Luna offers engraving and personalised touches to its online store pieces. You can engrave names, dates or meaningful symbols on silver, gold vermeil and solid gold jewellery, allowing you to personalise and design your own meaningful and unique pieces, perfect for gifting on birthdays or anniversaries. If it’s true individuality you seek, these special designs that include lab-grown diamonds at prices as low as $150, Oak & Luna deserves a spot on your radar.

Oak & Luna, www.oakandluna.com

Charles & Keith — Fashionable accessories brand with affordable bags, shoes and jewellery

Sassy favourite accessories label, Charles & Keith’s trendy and stylish designs don’t just apply to bags and shoes, but also to its jewellery range. Choose between gold, silver and rose gold options, suitable for numerous tastes and styles, no matter the season, so you can get that pair of Christmas-themed earrings, knowing they’ll last until next year!

Sassy Tip: Browse the website for online-exclusive bags, shoes and jewellery!

Charles & Keith, various locations across Hong Kong, www.charleskeith.com/hk-en

Nyrelle — Ethical fine jewellery for every day

Gold can be hard to source at an affordable price, but Nyrelle is committed to responsibly made gold pieces that will accompany you through your everyday. Specialising in 9K and 18K gold, choose between yellow, white or rose gold (with 18K gold rings available under $1000!) for a timeless, modern and lasting piece.

Nyrelle, Shop 229B, Level 2, K11 Musea, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, www.nyrelle.com

Studdedheartz — Hong Kong brand specialising in quality, affordable jewellery

For elegant and dainty pieces, home-grown in the 852, Studdenheartz provides affordable jewellery with a long lifespan. Drawing from the founder’s experience of fast-fashion jewellery tarnishing quickly, she decided to fill a gap in the market, making quality pieces that didn’t break the bank. All pieces at Studdedheartz are sourced from quality metals, creating a perfect middle ground where affordability and quality intersect.

Studdedheartz, S305, Block A, PMQ, 35 Aberdeen St, Central, Hong Kong, studdedheartz.com

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Festive Party Outfit Ideas For The Holiday Season

Team Sassy — Mon, 08 Dec 2025 22:00:39 +0000

Need holiday outfit inspo? Peep our lookbook of festive fits for Christmas celebrations, New Year’s Eve parties and holiday events throughout the season…

From office Christmas parties and New Year’s countdown events to wholesome Christmas dinners, we’ll take every excuse to look good and feel our best. After all, winter is our favourite time of year in Hong Kong — with the city beautifully decorated and the weather (finally) cool enough to layer, there couldn’t be a better time to experiment with your wardrobe. Whether you’re looking to stay warm and cosy, get glam, shop local or stay sustainable, here’s some festive outfit inspo for the holidays.

That’s A Wrap

Bows have been everywhere over the past few years, perhaps to the point of exhaustion. But why not wrap up the year — and the trend — with a final holiday homage? Beyond hair accessories and jewellery, bows make for a perfectly festive cocktail dress.

Where To Shop Bows In Hong Kong

All White Christmas

White may have made a bleak Pantone colour of the year, but it never fails for a quick, casual holiday fit. Plus, from icy-white gloss and cloudy bag charms to natural shearling coats, there are a million ways to dress up the hue in a tone that flatters.

Where To Shop White Holiday Attire In Hong Kong

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Festive Grandma Chic

Everyone loves an ugly Christmas sweater — until it’s time to style them. Thankfully, there’s plenty of inspo to be found in the boho/grandma chic world, courtesy of Ralf Lauren’s 50th anniversary collection. The trick is to lean into maximalism by layering plenty of chunky jewellery and accessories.

Where To Shop Sweaters & Sequins In Hong Kong

Teal-Toned Tinsel

While green always makes an appearance during the holidays, teal is the shade we’re most excited about this year. Think rich bottle-green satin, sparkling mint metallics and plush pine-hued sweaters to celebrate in timeless style.

Where To Shop Festive Green Fits In Hong Kong

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Where To Buy Athleisure In Hong Kong: Yoga And Sportswear Stores

Team Sassy — Wed, 03 Dec 2025 22:00:18 +0000

Looking for stylish, versatile sportswear and workout gear? With brands offering everything from yoga pants to athleisure and workout accessories, here’s where to buy the trendiest, cutest activewear in Hong Kong.

Need motivation to get on your feet and hit some running routes or the gym? While we definitely suggest focusing on the outcome and your mental and physical well-being, purchasing new athleisure, workout wear and activewear has definitely inspired us to get moving! To get you started, we’re sharing our favourite places to hit up in Hong Kong. Available online and in-store, these brands stock everything from comfy-chic leggings to stylish tops and sports bras.

PHiFiT – Decades of performance textile expertise applied to sleek athleisure

PHiFiT is a trusted reputable athleisure line for those who want gear that can keep up with an active day — from sweaty gym sessions to the MTR sprint and breezy weekend trail mornings. Powered by its signature Upsilon and Mu fabrics and crafted in collaboration with responsible partners, every piece delivers cloud-soft four-way stretch, quick-dry breathability, and a flattering, sculpted fit that feels luxurious without the hefty price tag. Plus, its fabrics are also odour-resistant, meaning you can go about your day worry-free! Designed in rich, inky tones and built with performance tech, these will be the pieces you’ll reach for on repeat!

Sassy Tip: We recommend starting your capsule with the Flex Shorts and Alta Bra!

Prestorian Limited, Instagram: @phifitstyle, www.phi.fit

Beyond Yoga – Luxuriously soft fabrics in inclusive sizing

Looking for sportswear that’s both stylish and unbelievably comfy? Look no further than Beyond Yoga! This luxury activewear brand has become a cult favourite, especially for its jumpsuits and bodysuits. Its super-soft fabrics (seriously, it’s like wearing a cloud) make them perfect for everything from WFH lounging to intense pilates sessions. Plus, with sizes ranging from XXS to 4X, Beyond Yoga is all about making every woman feel fabulous and ready to take on the world, one cosy, cute outfit at a time!

Sassy Tip: Don’t miss the label’s newest faux fur and faux leather collections!

Beyond Yoga, beyondyoga.com

HBX — Curated selection of streetwear and athleisure collaborations

Athleisure isn’t just for the workout enthusiasts but for the streetwear lovers too! Curating exclusive drops from global brands, you can pick from brands such as Casablanca, Mizuno, ASICS, Sporty & Rich and more to curate your perfect daily athleisure look!

HBX, Shop 313-315, 3/F, Hysan Place, 500 Hennessy Rd, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, hbx.com

Alo Yoga – A focus on wellness and conscious consumption

This activewear brand is all about encouraging mindful movement, wellness and organic community — goals we can definitely support. Though it’s on the pricey side, you can pay for items through interest-free instalments. As a bonus, all items are wear-tested by the in-house team, so comfort and quality are guaranteed.

Alo Yoga, www.aloyoga.com

Sweaty Betty – Variety of leggings serving different purposes and functions

Known for its quality and high-function workout basics and fashion-forward prints, popular London-bred activewear brand Sweaty Betty sells everything from tees and sports bras to knitwear, accessories and more. The star of the show has to be the leggings. With different styles to suit various activities and different functions like bum-sculpting, there’s bound to be a match made in legging heaven for you here. If you’re unsure where to start, take the brand’s Leggings Quiz to find your perfect pair.

Sweaty Betty, various locations across Hong Kong, www.sweatybetty.com

Wilson Tennis — Stylish tenniscore apparel for everyday

Although best known for its pro-level rackets, Wilson also stocks high-performance apparel, footwear and accessories that keep you comfortable, supported and looking sharp from warm-up to match point. A Team Sassy fave, we love its tennis jackets — figure hugging and so flattering!

Wilson Tennis, G17A & G17B, G/F, 18 Hanoi Rd, K11 Art Mall, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, www.instagram.com/wilsontennishk

Lululemon – Premium sportswear brand with flattering fit

Lululemon has achieved legendary status among fitness enthusiasts and fashionistas alike, and it’s no wonder. This Canadian brand has made a name for itself with its iconic Align pants and sleek, contoured outerwear. While its leggings are a must-have (they fit like a dream), don’t sleep on its super comfy, lightweight shorts either. We’re totally obsessed!

Lululemon, various locations across Hong Kong, www.lululemon.com.hk

Decathlon – Affordable activewear and equipment for a range of sports

A usual go-to in Hong Kong, Decathlon offers just about anything and everything at unbeatable prices! Whether you’re shopping for pilates, tennis, football or watersports, you can purchase both equipment and activewear at Decathlon.

Decathlon, various locations across Hong Kong, WhatsApp: 9529 9532, www.decathlon.com.hk

Alphalete – High-performance fabrics with compression support

Starting as a YouTube channel in 2012, Alphalete has grown into a favourite among fitness lovers. Its clothes offer the perfect balance of support and comfort, making them ideal for everything from strength training to all-day wear (because who doesn’t love lounging in workout clothes?). Plus, with a great selection of tops, bottoms, and accessories for both men and women, you’ll always find something that suits your vibe.

Alphalete, alphaleteathletics.com

Her own words

Established in the 852, this lifestyle lingerie brand has been on a mission to create products that are ‘engineered for comfort’. You can expect the same comfort from its bras as its buttery-soft yoga gear and versatile athleisure pieces. Chic, comfortable and effortlessly wearable, its collection is Team Sassy-approved for its super soft pieces, ideal no matter the sport!

Her own words, various locations across Hong Kong, www.howherownwords.com

Gym Aesthetics – High-tech sportswear for athletes

Gym Aesthetics is a German brand that’s been rocking the fitness world since 2013 with its innovative designs. Founded by a powerhouse team of engineers and athletes, its Quantum Mirac leggings are a game-changer, featuring a unique silicone dot matrix for acupressure and improved blood circulation. Perfect for anyone who values discipline and health, this brand is a must-try for fitness enthusiasts!

Gym Aesthetics, various locations across Hong Kong, 5703 7092, asia.gymaesthetics.com

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TITIKA Active Couture – Fashion-forward brand promoting ethical and sustainable practices

Founded in Canada, TITIKA Active Couture brings a fresh twist to sportswear, perfect for modern lifestyles. With a commitment to ethical working conditions and a focus on spiritual enrichment, TITIKA offers more than just athletic wear – it offers a lifestyle. If you’re after activewear that combines artistic aesthetics with top-notch functionality, TITIKA Active Couture is your new go-to!

TITIKA Active Couture, various locations across Hong Kong, WhatsApp: 9602 7975, titikaactive.hk

Nike – Iconic sportswear styles & designs at affordable prices

When it comes to activewear in Hong Kong, Nike is a name you just can’t ignore. Its gear is a favourite among NFL and NBA players, and it’s easy to see why. From iconic Air Jordans and cosy sweatshirts to stylish retro sports apparel, Nike delivers stellar quality without breaking the bank. It caters to every sport imaginable with inclusive styles, making it our go-to for high-performance workout gear.

Nike, various locations across Hong Kong, 8212 2122, www.nike.com.hk

SQUATWOLF – Flattering true athletic fit tested by real athletes

Started in Dubai by two fitness-loving corporate professionals, SQUATWOLF has quickly become a hit in gyms across the Middle East and beyond (even in Hong Kong). Its mission? To fuse top-tier performance with fashion-forward designs. Every piece, from the fit to the fabric, is crafted to withstand the toughest workouts while making you look fabulous. With input from real athletes, its gear is engineered for a ‘True Athletic Fit’ that hugs in all the right places.

SQUATWOLF, squatwolf.com

Under Armour – Ultralight active gear in eye-catching designs

Trust us when we say we don’t feel suffocated in Under Armour’s leggings — they’re so fluid, lightweight and soft that it basically feels like you’re not even wearing leggings! Plus, the flashy patterns and colours draw all eyes on us at the gym (just saying!).

Under Armour, various locations in Hong Kong, www.underarmour.hk

Aumnie – Laidback sportswear with West Coast-inspired style

Originating from the Canadian West Coast, Aumnie brings casual, cool and effortless activewear to the streets of Hong Kong. With monochromatic prints and flirty cutouts, this line will make a subtle fashion statement while you work up a sweat. Check out the wide selection of statement leggings (from $499) — perfect for those on the tall or petite side!

Aumnie, aumnie.com

BYO Active – Versatile, multi-functional workout gear

Performance-driven activewear is the name of the game at BYO Active (or Be Your Own Active). Here, functionality meets style, and each piece is multi-functional, made with quality fabrics, and designed to support you in whichever fitness endeavour you choose. And did we mention that the leggings have pockets?!

BYO Active, byoactive.com

Cotton On – Accessible prices on activewear must-haves

If you’re on a budget, Cotton On is a great, affordable spot for staple activewear items and basic gear. The low prices don’t mean poor quality either! From sports bras to jackets, yoga mats and gym bags, Cotton On has you covered. We love the brand’s tank tops and sporty singlets, which are comfy enough to wear for lounging around the house too.

Sassy Tip: If you’re concerned about quality, check the inside label for the material and opt for items that use natural, breathable and lightweight fibres (like cotton!) over synthetics with unnecessary padding and elastic.

Cotton On, various locations across Hong Kong, cottonon.com

Good Days – Hong Kong brand offering eco-friendly athleisure

Introducing high-performance activewear with an eco twist, Good Days champions sustainability and affordability for a consciously created athleisure collection that won’t break the bank. Everything from this local Hong Kong brand is made from recycled polyester and nylon in an effort to divert plastic waste away from oceans and landfills and repurpose it into ethically manufactured activewear instead.

Good Days, gooddaysactivewear.com

MYË – Fashionable athleticwear that doubles as eco-activism

Determined to make a difference, MYË makes premium activewear from recycled PET plastic (think disposable water bottles). The brand’s first activewear collection has saved around 4,500 plastic bottles from polluting the planet and turned them into comfortable activewear that will make you look and feel good.

MYË, myeactive.com

Oysho – On-trend sportswear styles with eye-catching prints

As the sister company of Zara and Massimo Dutti, Oysho’s collection of activewear is as stylish as they come. We particularly love the selection of printed leggings, which are sure to make you stand out from the crowd. And the oversized tees are perfect for lounging around in — after your workout, of course!

Oysho, www.oysho.com

Flow With Me – Curated collection of eco-friendly activewear

You can shop with confidence across Flow With Me’s collection of international and local brands, each one with their unique style but all with a focus on sustainability, durability and high performance. The carefully curated collection has been tried and tested by the team to ensure the quality of each handpicked item. On top of athleisure and activewear, you can also add yoga mats, eco-friendly trainers and totes to your cart!

Flow With Me, 5446 1023, www.flowwithmehk.com

Gymshark – Go-to UK fitness brand for versatile, high-performance activewear that caters to athletes of all abilities.

By now, you’ve probably heard every fitness enthusiast rave about this brand, and it’s very much worth the hype! If you love that clean, sculpted, gym-to-brunch aesthetic, Gymshark is basically your dream wardrobe. Known for its flattering fits, seamless fabrics and ultra-comfy designs, the brand delivers athleisure that moves with you, whether you’re lifting at the gym, lounging on the weekends or running for the next Central line train.

Sassy Tip: If you’re one to train outdoors this winter, check out the brand’s Vital Warm collection, made with extra lining so you can always work out to the max — no matter the weather!

Gymshark, row.gymshark.com

More Sportswear And Athleisure Brands

Ryderwear – Quality, stylish gym apparel engineered for peak performance, comfort and athletic physique-flaunting. www.ryderwear.com
POPFLEX – High-tech fabrics, artistic designs and affordable prices. www.popflexactive.com
Siva Active – Workout gear designed to blend seamlessly into your current wardrobe, making it a go-to for timeless essentials. sivaactive.com
Adidas – Originally revered for its high-performance sportswear, Adidas also offers high-fashion collaborations. www.adidas.com.hk

Editor’s Note: “Where To Buy Athleisure In Hong Kong: Yoga And Sportswear Stores” was most recently updated in December 2025 by Team Sassy. With thanks to Nicole Moraleda for her contribution.

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Put The ‘Pow’ Into Qipao! Where To Buy Cheongsams In Hong Kong

Stef Shiu — Wed, 05 Nov 2025 22:00:49 +0000

Get back to your 852 roots with our guide to cheongsam and qipao shopping in Hong Kong. From OGs like Linva Tailor who have perfected the craft of the traditional Chinese dress, to the new wave of local brands like Qipology breathing new life into the treasured closet staple, these are your best bets for turning heads.

The epitome of Chinese culture and craftsmanship, few dresses are as elegant or feminine as the form-fitting cheongsam (or qipao in Mandarin) which first rose to popularity in 1920s Shanghai by socialites and the well-to-do. Considered something of a dying art today, experienced tailors who have perfected the time-honoured attire with its distinctive mandarin collar, knotted buttons and side slit have become increasingly elusive. Welcome to our curated selection of the few that nail it for your next occasion, whether you’re into the traditional look or prefer a contemporary style.

Linva Tailor – Movie star magic dresses

Established in 1965, Linva Tailor rose to fame after master Leung Ching-wah created Maggie Cheung’s cheongsam for Wong Kar-wai’s film, In the Mood for Love (2000). When it comes to traditional dress designs, there’s nowhere more authentic. Expect at least two fittings after the initial consultation where you can choose fabrics, patterns (everything from dainty florals to understated geometric) and have measurements taken so it fits like a glove.

Linva Tailor, G/F, 38 Cochrane Street, Central, Hong Kong, 2544 2456, www.facebook.com/linvatailor

Mee Wah Qipao – History in the making

One of the city’s oldest bespoke cheongsam shops, Mee Wah Qipao was founded by the Kan family in the 1920s and has since been run by two generations so you’re in the presence of 100 years of expertise in crafting a legit qipao. As soon as you step inside you’ll be surrounded by roll upon roll of stunning fabrics embellished with prints, florals and minimalist dresses with delicate finishings. Each step of the journey (three to four days typically) from taking measurements and cutting fabrics is done by hand to customise the dress of your dreams.

Mee Wah Qipao, 76 Queen’s Road West, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, 2543 6889, www.meewahqipao.wordpress.com

Shanghai Tang – A modern take on the traditional silhouette

One of Hong Kong’s most esteemed homegrown brands, Shanghai Tang was founded by Sir David Tang in 1994 and among the first to bring the qipao into the 21st Century with contemporary sophisticated designs that incorporate iconic Shanghainese tailoring. Made from stretch cotton and silk jacquards, the dress’ silhouette has been updated with slit details and angled hems, while retaining the timeless essence of the traditional version. Its full tailoring experience can be a mission to book, but don’t worry, the ready-to-wear collection is equally gorgeous.

Shanghai Tang, Shop 105B, Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong, 2918 1505, www.shanghaitang.com

Vintage HK – Making classic qipaos since 2010

Committed to promoting the elegance of the qipao and its ability to enrich your wardrobe, Vintage HK is a great option if you’re looking for unique craftsmanship and affordable prices. While its name is a little misleading (these aren’t vintage cheongsams, but designed in-store to reflect classic styles), its collection is still impressive, with a variety of sizes (up to XXXL) available so you can find the perfect fit.

Vintage HK, LG21-23, 216-228 Nathan Road, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2152 9978, vintagehk.shop

Qipology – Contemporary and timeless qipaos and cheongsams for different occasions

Housing an assortment of ready-to-wear qipaos and cheongsams for everyday wear, cocktail parties and bespoke bridal creations, Qipology effortlessly blends tradition with contemporary design. From the comfortable co-ord pieces to the trendy tennis qipao and stunning evening gowns with delicate beads and embroidery, every piece is stylish, elegant and timeless.

Qipology, H314, Block B, PMQ, 35 Aberdeen Street, Central, Hong Kong, 6061 4074, www.qipology.com

Yan Shang Kee Qipao – Comprehensive services include rental and photography

In addition to having a tailor-made cheongsam made by the skilled Yan Shang Kee team, you can also get comprehensive services including qipao rentals and hair styling whether you’re glowing up for family portraits or a special event. It also offers professional photography, making it a one-stop shop for pre-wedding shoots. Should you decide to have a qipao made, the lead time generally ranges from one to two months, starting from $4,600.

Yan Shang Kee Qipao, G/F, 4 Wing Lee St, Hong Kong, 6061 4074, www.yanshangkee.hk

Yi-Ming – Unique cheongsam styles weaving together the past and present

While not the traditional tailored variety of cheongsam, Yi-ming’s ready-to-wear line blends Chinese ornamental detail with Western craftsmanship in contemporary designs. Perfect for those dipping their toes into Chinese styles, the homegrown fashion label, founded by fashion designer and former model Grace Choi, is influenced by oriental art and aesthetics. Its signature collections Mahjong, Cypherhood and The Bund of Love feature unique styles that weave together past and present, retaining cheongsam fundamentals in a modern way, inclusive of all ages, body types and ethnicities.

Yi-ming, 50A Tung Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, 3111 2268, www.yi-ming.asia

20s Qipao – Most extensive size range catering for up to 5XL

Named after the era the cheongsam was born, 20s is an intimate boutique in the heart of town celebrating the beauty of the traditional Chinese dress. While the original slim cut of the garment is not necessarily the most forgiving, you’ll find a wide array of sizes ranging all the way to 5XL. Rentals are also available, which can be tied into a comprehensive photography experience for those keen to capture the iconic dress in its full glory with the stunning city as backdrop. Bookings are also available for families and larger groups.

20s Qipao, Flat 402, 4/F, Kam On Building, 176A-F Queen’s Road, Central, Hong Kong, 2530 0181, www.20s.hk

Sau Lee – Cheongsams designed by women for women

Arguably the most contemporary take on cheongsams of the lot, Sau Lee’s designs celebrate the modern era of Eastern chic, balancing elegance and sensuality by women for women. Founded by Cheryl Leung in 2014 as love letter to women, the Hong Kong-born brand filled the gap in the market for glamour combined with polycultural depth and inclusivity. Each piece is meticulously designed and tailored with premium fabrics to make you feel beautiful in this new age of femininity. Expect prices to range from $2k to $8k.

Sau Lee, www.sau-lee.com

Vivienne Tam – A-list East-meets-West pieces

A celebrity favourite, everyone from Lady Gaga to Jessica Alba and Paris Hilton have worn Vivienne Tam’s spectacular gowns. The international designer is known for her culture-bridging, East-meets-West approach to design, in which she blends her cultural roots with artistry. Author of China Chic, pieces from her collections are housed in the permanent archives of the world’s most prestigious museums, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art (MET) in New York, the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh. Unexpected patterns and innovative fabrics kick the traditional qipao up a notch and are perfect for a night out on the town.

Vivienne Tam, various locations across Hong Kong, www.viviennetam.com

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The Hive & Runway Asia: Hong Kong’s Most Anticipated Creative Showcase

Team Sassy — Wed, 29 Oct 2025 22:00:32 +0000

Get ready, fashion lovers — Runway Asia’s Fashion Show is back and bolder than ever! Returning on Saturday, 22 November, 2025, this year’s edition promises an unforgettable evening of fashion, art and community at the Hive Studios.

In collaboration with The Hive, Runway has proudly united Hong Kong’s most exciting creative talents across 12 unforgettable shows, supporting local designers, performers and SMEs in one inspiring celebration of sartorial excellence and expression. Book your ticket now!

Creativity Takes Centre Stage

This year’s catwalk will feature designs from Hong Kong’s hottest emerging brands — including Abi, Kounter Kulture, G.UNIQE, Parallel 51, Fēnxiǎng and Emma Wallace — alongside live performances and beats spun by DJ (El) Baraka. It’s an evening where innovation meets imagination, giving audiences a front-row seat to fashion that tells a story. Runway Asia continues to provide a platform for young designers and models to shine on an international stage.

Support local and shop creative at the Runway Marketplace

Explore the Runway Marketplace before and after the show — a curated pop-up hub filled with local treasures from THE BLOMSTRE, Revamp, Miss Analyst and more. From statement jewellery and unique fashion-forward accessories to stunning art and home decor, this is your chance to support the city’s talented small businesses while discovering your next style obsession.

A Night of Style, Self-Expression and Connection

Runway is more than a fashion show — it’s a celebration of Hong Kong’s creative community! Dress to impress, make a statement and strike a pose on the red carpet, before joining fellow creatives, designers and entrepreneurs for a night of connection, innovation and inspiration.

Event Details

When: Saturday, 22 November, 2025, 6pm to 10:30pm
Where: the Hive Studios, 8/F, Cheung Hing Industrial Building, 12P Smithfield, Kennedy Town, Hong Kong

General Admission Tickets start from $150 (standing) and $200 (seated), with VIP Style Passes available ($400), which include premium seating, an exclusive VIP gift and a welcome drink.

Use code SASSYRUNWAY to enjoy 15% off your ticket. (Valid until Friday, 21 November, 2025. Terms and conditions apply.

Early Bird Tickets are available from Monday, 27 October to Sunday, 2 November, 2025. Ticket sales end Friday, 21 November, 2025 — don’t miss out, book now!

the Hive Hong Kong, 21/F, The Phoenix, 23 Luard Rd, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, WhatsApp: 5348 3984, Facebook: @thehivehongkong,thehive.com

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First Look! Uniqlo x JW Anderson’s New Winter Collection Drops This October

Anna Lentchner — Thu, 09 Oct 2025 05:06:49 +0000

Unqilo x JW Anderson’s Brit-core winter wardrobe launches Friday, 17 October, 2025!

Winter is coming, and your wardrobe is about to get a major preppy upgrade thanks to the dynamic duo of JW Anderson and Uniqlo! Fresh off his highly anticipated debut for Dior, designer Jonathan Anderson is serving up the ultimate Brit-Core fantasy: think hunting jackets, colourful knits and a poncho that doubles as a blanket for a true functional yet fashion-forward collection. Keep reading to discover highlights from the Uniqlo x JW Anderson Fall/Winter 2025 collection, plus how to shop it in Hong Kong!

Where & When to Shop The Uniqlo x JW Anderson Collection In Hong Kong

Mark your calendars and set your alarms! The entire collection drops Friday, 17 October, 2025.

Online: Shop The Uniqlo x JW Collection

The fastest fingers will win on the Uniqlo Hong Kong website. Be ready to click “add to cart” the second it drops!

In Stores: Flagship Unqilo Branches In HK

All products are only available at Lee Theatre flagship stores, Harbour City, Cityplaza, Miramar, the Ruins of St. Paul’s and the official online flagship store. Click here for a full list of where products will be stocked!

Unqilo x JW Anderson Collection Highlights

Weather-Proof Outerwear

The It-Girl Jacket: Meet the cropped Short Jacket with a super-feminine fit, packed with Uniqlo’s high-performance PUFFTECH fill, a down-jacket alternative using air-capturing fibre tech. It’s cosy without the bulk — perfect for nailing that chic winter look.
The Classic, But Cool: The Combination Quilted Jacket is the rugged, outdoorsy piece you need to make your everyday outfits instantly cooler.
The Ultimate Comfort Object: Is it a giant, button-up poncho? Is it a blanket for cosy fire-side nights? The answer is a glorious yes to both. This might be the cosiest piece yet.

Cute & Cosy Knits

The Patterned Fave: A super-soft lambswool crew neck in a classic bicolour herringbone pattern. It’s timeless, but the cut makes it feel fresh.
The Colour Superstar: A ribbed knit sweater and matching polo in a rich blood orange — AKA your secret weapon for brightening up a gloomy day.
Sweaters For Every Vibe: From icy blues to warm mustards, there’s a colour and style for every mood and occasion.

Back To Basics

Pants You’ll Live In: Corduroy pants with cool, workwear-style pockets? Check. They’re the perfect relaxed-but-put-together bottom.
Shirts With A Twist: The iconic Oxford shirt is back in delicious new shades like butter yellow and warm rust.
Fun Little Extras: Don’t sleep on the corduroy caps and colourful tote bags for the perfect finishing touches.

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Local Hong Kong Brands We Are Loving Right Now

Team Sassy — Wed, 08 Oct 2025 22:00:38 +0000

Shopping local for fashion is a great way to support the community around you. Here’s our ultimate list of homegrown and local Hong Kong brands that we’re loving right now!

Choosing to buy local comes with a domino effect: once we open our eyes to all of the Hong Kong brands on offer, we save on those exorbitant shipping fees, prioritise sustainable fashion (or clean beauty!) and support brilliant local talent (the big names don’t really need our help!). These local Hong Kong brands will help you develop a truly personal style with a range of minimalist workwear, athleisure, investment accessories and cutting-edge fashion that make a statement. On your marks, get set, shop!

Read More: 15 Local Sustainable Fashion Brands We Love

Kelapa

What could be better than a colourful Hawaiian shirt that’s handmade in Bali and eco-friendly? Kelapa, a new Hong Kong-based company, uses high-end fabric Tencel in its shirts, making it both super comfortable and perfectly suited to the city’s weather. Kelapa’s shirts are 100% sustainable, and 5% of profits are donated to charities in Bali. Its global network of designers – comprising tattoo artists, illustrators, painters and textile designers — create unique eclectic apparel. Throw on one for your next junk trip, beach day or LKF night out!

Snag 15% off all products with code SASSY_KELAPA. Offer valid until Friday, 23 October 2026.

Kelapa, 9082 7808, Instagram: @kelapa_brand

PhiFiT

This is where modern athleisure meets performance textile expertise! PhiFiT apparel moves with you, from city commutes to coastal mornings and mountain hikes. Powered by Upsilon and Mu fabrics, every piece delivers four-way stretch, quick-dry breathability, odour resistance and a silky, sculpting feel. Its kit featuring a sophisticated, inky palette and minimalist look is sure to become a favourite. Start with the essentials – Flex Shorts (cloud soft and breathable) and an Alta Bra (all-day support) – that promise performance without compromise, as you continue to round out your fit.

PhiFiT, Instagram: @phifitstyle

CoSHOW By Anaphe

Step into CoSHOW by Anaphe, a multi-brand concept store in Central curating exclusive, sustainable fashion from Hong Kong and beyond. From November 2025, discover exciting new arrivals from Los Dos in the UK, with its chic matching linen sets, and Singapore’s Lost & Fray, offering effortless bamboo dresses. From Paris, Oolive Jewellery’s personal birthstone pieces make the perfect gift. Plus, peep new collections from Anaphe, including Sporty In Silk for elevated yet relaxed days and an exclusive Event Edit Capsule — perfect for the holiday season!

Use code COSHOW10 to enjoy 10% off Anaphe, Faithful the Label, Henne Organics, Soleil Soleil, Atlas Kind, Artisanat Handmade, Tove & Libre, Mili Milu, Karma Links, Zare and Gatherall.

CoSHOW by Anaphe, G/F 60 Lyndhurst Terrace, Central, 7073 9225, Instagram: @co_showhk

Goosebump

Championing craft over mass, Goosebump is a Hong Kong-based concept store that curates handmade bags, woven baskets and artist-designed accessories in small, thoughtful runs. It works directly with independent makers – entirely avoiding factory production – so every piece encapsulates real texture, story and rarity. Goosebump’s quiet luxury objects age beautifully and express a personal style you won’t see on everyone else. You can discover its small-batch accessories, bags and baskets online or through its Central shop.

Enjoy 10% off and free local shipping with the code SASSY10, available online or in-store. Offer valid until Tuesday, 31 March 2026.

Goosebump, LG/F, 81A Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong, 6197 8446, Instagram: @goosebump.moukundung

VICTORIA

Founded in 2015, streetwear brand VICTORIA draws inspiration from Hong Kong’s juxtaposition of old/new and East/West by incorporating traditional local elements and reinterpreting them in a contemporary way. Deeply rooted in skateboarding, music and art, VICTORIA carries a range of graphic tees, sweats, hats and more.

VICTORIA, stocked at various locations across Hong Kong

Rika Shioya

Rika Shioya Boutique is where traditional craftsmanship blends seamlessly with contemporary elegance. It breathes new life into vintage Japanese kimonos, transforming them into unique garments and handbags that showcase striking prints, intricate embroidery and timeless artistry. Devised by a Japanese designer and handmade in Hong Kong, these creations honour Japanese heritage while promoting sustainable fashion, offering a fresh perspective on fashion that celebrates history without sacrificing creativity. Every item is one-of-a-kind, reflecting a rich cultural history and the art of transformation.

Snag 10% off at Rika Shioya Boutique’s online store with the code SASSY10. Offer valid until Thursday, 31 December, 2026.

Rika Shioya, 5188 4346, Instagram: @rikashioya.boutique

Kapok

Once a single lifestyle store, Kapok has grown into network of multi-brand stores all over Hong Kong — chances are you’ve stumbled into a shop in in Tai Koo, Wan Chai Causeway Bay! Step into a store to get Japanese-inspired clothes, accessories, gadgets and homeware, or order online and get free same day delivery!

Kapok, various locations across Hong Kong

PONDER.ER

PONDER.ER, the brainchild of Alex Po and Derek Cheng, is shaking up the fashion world with daring, gender-fluid designs. From collaborating with the Hong Kong Ballet and being semi-finalist for the 2024 LVMH Prize to gracing the covers of international fashion magazines, this trailblazing label has made its mark.

Ground Zero

A local brand with international appeal. Ground Zero’s on-trend streetwear oozes 90s vibes, and the baggy sweatshirts will make anyone look effortlessly cool. With its various cropped tees and slogan apparel, you can think of this local brand as the OMIGHTY of the 852, if you will!

SAU LEE

Party dresses, chic separates and evening gowns abound at SAU LEE. Expect fashion-forward yet timeless pieces that are designed to be worn season after season. Founder Cheryl is inspired by the East meets West philosophy and brings the two aesthetics together, with a hefty dose of flirty femininity.

Yat Pit

Jason Mui and On-ying Lai, the duo behind Yat Pit, turn tradition on its head by reworking Chinese materials and silhouettes into bold, modern designs. From jade-embroidered skirts to sheer mesh qipaos, their 2015-founded label finds inspiration everywhere — from East and West, old and new.

Cynthia & Xiao

Helmed by two designers, one from Hong Kong and the other from Beijing, Cynthia & Xiao bring together luxe knitwear and quality tees with bold, eye-catching designs and patterns. Endlessly unique, fun and bright — these are winter staples.

Tove & Libra

Effortless daily chic is yours for the taking, thanks to homegrown brand Tove & Libra. Inspired by the minimalist Scandi aesthetic, the brand brings together style and sustainability for versatile clothing and many pieces have been designed for multi-way dressing, allowing us to do more with less! Visit its boutique shop at PMQ or shop online to enjoy free shipping.

Tove & Libra, S205, Block A, PMQ, 35 Aberdeen Street, Central, Hong Kong

Kinyan Lam

Kinyan Lam is a Hong Kong-based slow fashion designer who preserves traditional dyeing techniques by using natural pigments from fruits, flowers, roots and even insects. From avocado pinks to cochineal reds and sappanwood magentas, Lam’s handmade garments in breathable fabrics like linen and organic cotton showcase unexpected natural hues with a unique twist.

Celine Kwan

A Hong Kong native now based in London, Celine Kwan has taken the fashion world by storm. Driven by core values of ethical manufacturing, exploration of technology and sustainability, Kwan aims to bring her Hong Kong-inspired clothing to a fashion-forward, global audience.

Goods Of Desire

One of the most iconic local brands, Goods Of Desire (G.O.D.) is the ultimate Hong Kong version of a tchotchke shop. With humour and creativity, it sells premium products with a distinct look and feel inspired by the city’s unique history and culture.

Rickyy Wong

Rickyy Wong redefines urban fashion by fusing cultural heritage with contemporary design, crafting versatile pieces inspired by city life and global traditions. His most recent collection, ‘TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN’, features pieces like structured leather bombers and corsets with sustainable luxury fabrics, championing ethical craftsmanship.

Harrison Wong

Hong Kong-born and bred, Harrison Wong designs modern, wearable looks for men. His collections are known for having simple yet structured silhouettes, blurring the line between hipster streetwear and uptown tailoring.

Harrison Wong, various locations across Hong Kong

Read More: Hong Kong Tailors For Custom Suits & More

PabePabe

Founded in 2018, Pabepabe is an art accessories brand that transforms everyday objects into bold designs with a strong visual aesthetic. With leather as its core medium, the brand goes beyond function to showcase its ‘ridiculous aesthetic’ and spark creative dialogue with the world.

PabePabe, 62B, G/F, Staunton Street, Central, Hong Kong

Parallel 51

Local Hong Kong brand Parallel 51 brings us versatile, stylish and affordable pieces that work well both in and out of the office. Every item of the mix-and-match capsule collection is designed to complement each other for effortless styling, making it that bit easier to navigate early mornings.

Karmuel Young

Founded in 2014, Karmuel Young reimagines quotidian clothing with designs that playfully twist the ordinary into something extraordinary. A finalist for the SustAsia sustainable fashion prize, his pieces are often multipurpose or have unique functions — like Transform Jumpsuit, which can be re-zipped into a trench coat, short jacket or pair of pants.

YanYan Knits

Local premium knitwear brand is founded by Hong Kong designer Suzzie Chung and former Rag & Bone Director of Knitwear Phyllis Chan, who share their playful sense of style through thoughtful designs. The knitted garments are inspired by their lives in Hong Kong and New York, combining modern and traditional elements in a whimsical fashion.

YanYan, stocked at JOYCE, various locations across Hong Kong

Tabla

Inspired by the beauty and magic of India, expect richly coloured kaftans, intricate embroidered tunics, shawls and more at luxury lifestyle brand Tabla. Founded by Hongkonger Tania Mohan, we love how the brand brings together contemporary silhouettes with time-honoured textile traditions.

Linva Tailor

If you’re after a beautiful cheongsam or a one-of-a-kind souvenir from Hong Kong, make Linva Tailor your first port of call. Helmed by tailors Mr and Mrs Leung, this pick has stood the test of time (over 40 years!) thanks to its loyal clientele. Custom offerings take about two months to complete, but you can pick from the ready-to-wear designs if you’d rather not wait.

Linva Tailor, G/F, 38 Cochrane Street, Central, Hong Kong

Lane Crawford

Lane Crawford has become nothing less than a household name, but did you know it started off as a makeshift bamboo store on the waterfront (now known as Des Veoux Road) almost 180 years ago? Now though, this is where we turn when we’re looking for anything from womenswear and makeup to quality home decor and bedding.

Lane Crawford, various locations across Hong Kong

Read More: The Best Shoes Stores In Hong Kong

Emma Wallace

Emma Wallace’s womenswear brand is homegrown, paying homage to Hong Kong and the wider Asian region’s patterns and prints (perfect for mixing and matching!). For a little indulgence, look to the Emma Silk collection, with pajamas, dressing gowns and nighties in printed silks.

Emma Wallace, G/F, Po Hing Mansion, 2 Po Hing Fong, Tai Ping Shan, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong

Éclater Jewellery

Hong Kong independent brand Eclater Jewellery features minimalist and chunky classic jewellery designs at affordable price points. We’re big fans of the unique ear cuffs, as well as the delicate rings featuring pearls and cubic zirconia.

Róu So

“Róu” in Chinese means softly, characterising this Hong Kong brand’s mindset of making its effortless everyday fashion hits with care and love. The team here take a view towards mindful production, minimising its carbon footprint by using only natural, recycled or plant-based fabrics which have been salvaged from over-produced inventory and trim waste from vendors, manufacturers and fabric mills.

Rabeanco

Rabeanco started in Hong Kong and has now expanded to a worldwide empire! This local brand is a favourite among Hongkongers because it provides gorgeous leather goods at decent price points. From shoulder bags to clutches and backpacks, the bags here all are stylish and lightweight.

PYE

Helmed by Dee Poon (the daughter of Harvey Nichols owner Dickson Poon and Esquel Group chairman Marjorie Yang), dress shirt specialist PYE brings us timeless formal attire with a sustainable seed-to-shirt philosophy at its core.

PYE (Admiralty), Shop 111, 1/F, Pacific Place, Admiralty, Hong Kong

Qipology

Whether you’re looking for a chic qipao for your wedding day or a trendy two-piece for an evening cocktail party, Qipology is here to offer a modern take on tradition. There are a range of prints, cuttings and styles to choose from, but if you’re looking for something one-of-a-kind, opt for one of the custom-made pieces.

Qipology, H310, Block B, PMQ, 35 Aberdeen Street, Central, Hong Kong

b/major

From ankle boots to mules, flats and more, local Hong Kong brand b/major delights with quality leather footwear offerings. Each design is made in small batches out of independent workshops across the city. Head here for simply chic classics that will stand the test of time.

b/major, various locations across Hong Kong

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The R Collective

Brought to us from local environmental charity Redress, The R Collective is a sustainable fashion label that creates new womenswear pieces with rescued textile. With a mission to rescue, reuse and reimagine, the brand is known to offer high-quality fashion collaborations with award-winning designers from all over the world.

The R Collective, stocked at Lane Crawford, various locations across Hong Kong

Black Coral xo

Founded and based in Hong Kong, but inspired by the world, Black Coral is an online boutique offering effortlessly feminine, sexy and fun women’s clothing and accessories – all at great prices! Perfect for filling up your off-duty wardrobe, we love the collection of bold print dresses, playsuits, separates and swimwear.

Read More: Where To Buy Swimwear In Hong Kong

Rising Lotus

After spending time in California, designer Vivien So came back to Hong Kong and saw the need for quality athleisure. Cue Rising Lotus – a local athleisure brand which prioritises quality, long-lasting garments over fast fashion trends. Rising Lotus is known for its comfortable, casual designs with breathable, moisture-wicking materials.

LANE EIGHT

Co-founded by brothers Josh and James Shorrock, Hong Kong trainer brand LANE EIGHT combines functionality with style to create footwear that can take you from the gym to work, to a night out on the town. Available in a range of fun colours, we love that the shoes are made with recycled and natural materials to boost performance and reduce its carbon footprint.

ANORAK

This online brand aims to disrupt the over-priced leather market by providing high-quality products at fantastic price points. Make sure to add a personal touch courtesy of ANORAK’s thoughtful, no-fuss embossing service.

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Freis Spirit

A revival of the iconic 80’s brand Diane Freis, here you’ll find vintage cocktail dresses sourced directly from Diane’s personal archives, all in new vintage condition. Perfect for when you want to play dress up.

The Korner

Homegrown brand The Korner’s footwear collection is soft and feminine, with a nice mix of classic and stylish flats, loafers, heels, sandals and more in neutral, flattering colours – perfect for everyday wear.

The Korner, various locations across Hong Kong

Fashion Corner Plus

Fashion Corner Plus, is out to prove that you can be stylish no matter what shape or size you are. Tailored specifically to plus size body shapes, sizes here range from M to 8XL. Quality is assured, with every item designed and stitched by founder Makayla and her team in the brand’s Hong Kong factory.

Fashion Corner Plus, Room 216, 2/F, Yick Tai Building, 650-652 Castle Peak Road, Cheung Sha Wan, Hong Kong

FREY.

Leave it to the experienced hands of FREY. to fill your wardrobe with impeccably tailored sustainable pieces made with natural materials sourced from dead stock (think smart suits, chic day dresses and comfortable knitwear).

FREY., G04, 9 Queens Road, Central, Hong Kong

Aleshia

Hong Kong-based online fashion site Aleshia was started in 2017 by two friends who wanted to bring quality yet affordable fashion to girls all over the world. The brand offers everything from pretty dresses and tops, to jumpsuits, skirts and more – all with a distinctly feminine twist.

KIBO

Meaning “hope” in Japanese, KIBO is on a mission to repurpose discarded materials in the name of fashion, giving waste a new hope. Best known for its recycled leather and canvas trainers, this local Hong Kong brand also carries biodegradable shades.

KIBO, stocked at various locations across Hong Kong

Antonia Y. Jewelry

Hong Kong-born Antonia Yue is the founder and designer of her eponymous jewellery line, Antonia Y.. Made in Hong Kong and inspired by nature, the brand’s handmade pieces are all carefully crafted using natural stones, ensuring each piece is unique.

Heritage Refashioned

Created by Hong Kong designer Vincci Ching, Heritage Refashioned is all about giving traditional craftsmanship new life. Stocking a collection of handbags, accessories and kimonos made from upcycled vintage textiles from China, Japan and South East Asia, the brand pairs cultural history with colourful sustainable fashion.

Heritage Refashioned, stocked at various locations across Hong Kong

Annibody

In the market for some quality wardrobe staples? Annibody is the local Hong Kong brand to know. Head here for a selection of functional bodysuits, timeless dresses and simple co-ords, all of which are perfect for everyday styling. Each design is made to fit and hug your body comfortably, no matter your shape or size.

Paper Shades

Founded by brother and sister duo, Madi and James Chu, Paper Shades is a Hong Kong brand bringing us eco-friendly, customisable sunglasses made from recycled paper. The sustainable product is built to be functional and durable, along with the added bonus of a minimal carbon footprint and UV400 protection lenses!

Read More: 10 Sunglasses To Shop In Hong Kong

FIERCE Studio

Make a statement at your next night out with one of FIERCE Studio’s signature chain necklaces. Designed by Nicole Law and her mum, the chunky FIERCE chains come in an array of bold colourways such as ‘Tropical Storm’, ‘Caribbean Sunrise’ and ‘Hot Red Romance/Passion’.

FIERCE Studio, www.fiercestudio.co

Zanteia

Voted the Best Brand Making Sustainability Waves in the 2023 Sassy Reader Awards, Zanteia is a fantastic site that brings together fashion-forward brands committed to sustainable and ethical practices. Find fabulous pieces from brands you can feel good wearing, including international labels and homegrown favourites like KRSV, Tove & Libra and more.

leatherlab

Based in Hong Kong, leatherlab started out as a family-owned shoe factory over 20 years ago — and the brand continues to focus on quality handmade leather shoes. Designs here are timeless but manage to incorporate on-trend elements via prints and textural accents.

leatherlab, various locations across Hong Kong

KRSV

If you’re working on building a capsule wardrobe, KRSV is an excellent place to start. Its stylish and sustainable tailored pieces will make dressing up in the morning a breeze, and take you seamlessly from the office to happy hour.

KRSV, Shop 532, Block D, Discovery Bay Plaza, Discovery Bay, Hong Kong

EDIT

Rediscover the joy of dressing up with contemporary womenswear label EDIT. Founded by lifelong friends Genevieve Chew and Jacqueline Chak, the brand offers wearable drama for a sense of occasion and fun. The pieces are minimal but romantic and, above all, designed to make you feel equal parts modern, feminine and confident.

Femance

Hong Kong-based fashion label Femance was founded by Angel Tam and Celia Ng and offers gorgeous geometric leather handbags that will stand the test of time, much like their 10-year friendship.

Ways Out Hong Kong

Way Out Hong Kong turns trash into treasure, upcycling household waste into beautiful jewellery pieces. The local initiative employs underprivileged women, empowering them to take control of their lives with craft skills and financial rewards. Plus, a part of the proceeds from sales goes to local charities like Mother’s Choice and Feeding Hong Kong.

Read More: Where To Volunteer In Hong Kong

She Creates Stories

Breezy linen dresses, streamlined separates and boho prints, local brand She Creates Stories is a haven for coastal-inspired Australian fashion. As for the cherry on top, this pick is dedicated to inclusivity, so you’ll find sizing here that spans the curve, petite and tall spectrum.

HAKA Active

Local eco-friendly activewear brand HAKA Active is a local fashion label that easily checks all of our boxes. Inspired by the beauty and nature of New Zealand, HAKA has everything from breathable (and cute!) leggings and sports bras, to yoga mats, towels and more.

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The Ultimate Guide To Korean Clothing Stores In Hong Kong

Jessica Yim — Wed, 01 Oct 2025 22:00:06 +0000

Korean clothing continues to lead the global fashion scene. Luckily for Hong Kong fashion lovers, the city is now home to a growing number of Korean clothing stores and pop-ups, making it easier than ever to shop the latest Seoul street style without leaving the 852.

From streetwear essentials to minimalist wardrobe staples, Korean fashion has become a global style obsession — and now, cult beloved labels like Matin Kim and Mardi Mercredi have opened flagship stores in Hong Kong. Whether you’re exploring standalone boutiques, multi-brand stores or seasonal pop-ups, your next statement piece or everyday essential is within easy reach! Here are the trendiest and hottest Korean clothing stores in Hong Kong that need to be on your radar — read on to up your fashion game!

Psssttt… if you want a full Seoul-style makeover, don’t miss our guide to beauty stores in Hong Kong!

Flagship Korean Fashion Stores in Hong Kong

Mardi Mercredi — Casual pieces with a signature daisy logo

French for ‘Tuesday Wednesday,’ the name captures the founder’s love for quirky, unexpected combinations — just like the brand’s playful, offbeat aesthetic. Known for its tees, bold graphics and signature daisy motif, a piece from Mardi Mercredi will be one you’re reaching for again and again!

Mardi Mercredi, 11 Pak Sha Rd, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, mardimercredi.com
Mardi Mercredi, 227, 2F, 18 Salisbury Rd, K11 Musea, Tsim Sha Tsui

(Also available via stockists such as Lane Crawford)

Gentle Monster — Korean eyewear giant known for avant-garde designs

When it comes to eyewear, this cult Korean brand is as much about the experience as the glasses. Known for its futuristic store design and stunning concepts, Gentle Monster is a truly unique shopping experience. You’ll often spot Blackpink’s Jennie fronting the brand’s campaigns — a sure sign that you need to pick up a pair of the brand’s statement glasses!

Sassy Tip: Gentle Monster’s sister fragrance brand, TAMBURINS, can be found in many Korean beauty stores and Sasa!

Gentle Monster, G/F, 25 Lan Fong Road, Lee Garden Rd, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Gentle Monster, Shop 2338 – 9, Level, Harbour City, 2 Gateway Blvd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, www.gentlemonster.com

EMIS — Retro-inspired Korean accessories label

EMIS — short for Every Moment Is Special — is the Korean accessories label that’s gone viral for its blend of minimalist and retro aesthetics. The brand is best known for its logo baseball caps and handbags that are beloved by both Seoul-ites and Korean celebrities, such as Blackpink’s Jisoo and BTS’ Jin and Taehyung!

EMIS, 84–94 Percival Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, emis.kr

Matin Kim — Popular women’s fashion label

Chances are, if you’ve been to Seoul, you’ve definitely spotted the name Matin Kim imprinted on tees and bags around the city. Founded by designer Dain Kim, the brand specialises in ready-to-wear fashion that balances urban street style with minimalist comfort — think metallic accents and everyday wearable staples with unique twists like asymmetrical hems and unexpected textures. As a brand known for letting its design identity evolve with input from its own fans (who influence colour, style and product restocks via social media), Matin Kim paves the way forward for Korean fashion trends!

Sassy Tip: Since the brand’s acquisition in 2021, the designer’s second label DEINET can also be found at Hong Kong’s HBX!

Matin Kim, G/F, 10 Kai Chiu Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Matin Kim, OT307A & 308, Ocean Terminal, Harbour City, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Matin Kim, Nos. 09 & 10 on Level 6, Langham Place, Mong Kok, Hong Kong, matinkim.com

Rockfish Weatherwear — British lifestyle wear popularised in Korea

Although this brand was originally founded in England, the countryside lifestyle brand’s take on ballet flats and casual sneakers has garnered a significant presence in Korea. The brand’s durable, stylish outerwear, shoes and accessories can all be spotted on all the cool girls of Seoul, making it an unofficial entry on the Korean clothing brands for your radar.

Rockfish Weatherwear, G/F, No.89 Percival St., Causeway Bay, Hong Kong (opening Monday, 5 October 2025)
Rockfish Weatherwear, Shop 402, L4, K11 MUSEA,Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong

Marithé François Girbaud — A label with French roots and Seoul style

Although Marithé François Girbaud hails from France, its massive popularity in South Korea can be explained by the brand’s acquisition by South Korean fashion company Layer Co. in 2019. Since then, the brand has been revamped with updated designs and high-profile collaborations with Korean celebrities. Its lineup — from logo T-shirts and casual wear to stylish accessories — has become a go-to for Korean street fashion enthusiasts.

Marithé + François Girbaud, 16 Pak Sha Rd, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Marithé + François Girbaud, Shop OT 305B & 306, Level 3, Ocean Terminal, Harbour City, 3-27 Canton Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui
Marithé + François Girbaud, Shop 06-08, L6, Langham Place, 8 Argyle St, Mong Kok, Hong Kong

MLB Korea — American baseball aesthetics into a trendy lifestyle brand

Loved by stars like EXO, Suzy and Aespa’s Karina, MLB Korea is your go-to for sporty and athletic-inspired apparel. The South Korean brand takes classic American baseball aesthetics and transforms them into trendy, everyday streetwear. Its youthful, sporty and fun designs have made it a favourite among fashion-forward fans across Asia.

MLB Korea, various locations across Hong Kong

Stylenanda — Longstanding and trusted source for women’s streetwear

One of the OGs of Korean fashion, Stylenanda is the ultimate mix of girly streetwear. Initially an online boutique, the label’s rapid expansion has led to its edgy and youthful aesthetic being popularised on the streets of Seoul and beyond!

Sassy Tip: The brand’s sister beauty line, 3CE, offers equally very pretty, quality makeup at its standalone store in Causeway Bay.

Stylenanda, available at select stockists

3CE, Shop B223C, Times Square, 1 Matheson Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong

Top Multi-Brand Stores Carrying Korean Clothing in Hong Kong

HBX — Hypebeast’s global fashion and lifestyle retailer

Offering a diverse range of international brands, HBX’s curated selection brings popular Korean labels under one roof. From the American-inspired cool-girl label Glowny (a Sassy fave!) to Dain Kim’s second brand DEINET, to the viral brand Praying, plus collaborations among some of the trendiest names in fashion, HBX has become a must-visit destination for streetwear and fashion lovers.

HBX, Hysan Place, Shop 313-315, 3/F Hysan Place, 500 Hennessy Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, hbx.com/women

D-mop — A multibrand Korean clothing shop with global streetwear trends

D-Mop is a stellar destination for streetwear and contemporary fashion in Hong Kong. Here, you can find Korean brands such as Andersson Bell, ADER ERROR and thisisneverthat, alongside other popular Japanese and Asian labels.

D-mop, various locations across Hong Kong, www.d-mop.com

Harvey Nichols — Luxury international fashion brands

Renowned for its luxury offerings and stock of Western high-end brands, the store occasionally stocks select Korean designers, such as Songzio and WOOYOUNGMI.

Harvey Nichols, Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Hong Kong, www.harveynichols.com

JUICESTORE — Multi-label store aimed to bridge Eastern and Western cultures

Founded by CLOT’s Edison Chen in 2003, JUICESTORE is a cornerstone of Hong Kong’s streetwear scene. Offering a curated selection of contemporary brands, including Korean labels such as thisisneverthat, Thug Club and YESEYESEE, JUICESTORE is a popular choice among streetwear enthusiasts! But note, its collection leans menswear-heavy and is ideal for the oversized look!

JUICESTORE, various locations across Hong Kong, juicestore.com

I.T — Hong Kong concept store for trendy Asian clothing

I.T Group’s stores often feature brands already mentioned, such as Stylenanda and MLB Korea, making it a one-stop shop for trend-savvy shoppers. Their curated Korean sections and seasonal sales also make it easy to snag both casual streetwear and statement pieces from international brands such as Acne Studios and CDG at an affordable price!

Sassy Tip: I.T. also has its own outlet in Tung Chung, where you can find curated selections for an even juicier price point!

I.T., Shop 2219-2220, Harbour City, 7-27 Canton Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
EXI.T, One Hysan Avenue, Shop B1, Basement, 1 Hysan Ave, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
I.T Orange Forest, L2, The ONE, 100 Nathan Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, hk.iteshop.com

Lane Crawford — Popular luxury department store stocked with international labels

For a more high-fashion Korean fix, Lane Crawford stocks labels like Andersson Bell, We11done and Mardi Mercredi alongside international designers, such as Maison Margiela and The Row. While the selection is tastefully curated and well-organised, expect a higher price tag to match!

Lane Crawford, various locations across Hong Kong, www.lanecrawford.com.hk

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Hot Deals At Hong Kong’s Top 9 Outlet Malls

Team Sassy — Wed, 10 Sep 2025 22:00:00 +0000

Looking for absolute steals? Check out our favourite Hong Kong outlet malls, for everything from clothes and accessories, to electronics — and more!

There’s nothing quite like retail therapy, is there? Don’t get us wrong, we love a good online shopping spree as much as the next person, but there’s something about running our fingers through racks of clothing, trying on different outfits in a changing room and seeing how many shopping bags we can carry. And don’t get us started on the thrill of scoring a good bargain. Hong Kong, despite its high-end retailers, actually offers some great shopping deals, with various outlets located around the city. Here are the best we’ve found!

Citygate Outlets — Shop for literally everything at this Tung Chung outlet mall

A popular shopping destination amongst locals and tourists alike, Citygate has long been the largest outlet mall in Hong Kong and now features more than 150 world-renowned premium brands, not to mention some seriously irresistible deals. From designer brands like Coach and Marc Jacobs, to trendy hotspots like CASETiFY and Levi’s, shopping at Citygate Outlets makes for a perfect day out! Conveniently attached to Tung Chung MTR Station, this shopping haven offers something for everyone, from fashion accessories to sports gear, electronics, homeware and more. With discounts of up to 90% off original prices, be ready to tackle crowds of eager bargain hunters. The mall also houses over 40 international dining hotspots with delicious offerings to keep you fuelled up and caffeinated as you shop.

Opening Hours: Daily, 10am — 10pm
Nearest MTR: Tung Chung, Exit C

Citygate Outlets, 20 Tat Tung Road, Tung Chung, Lantau Island, Hong Kong, 2109 1332, www.citygateoutlets.com.hk

Horizon Plaza — Furniture and fashion galore in Ap Lei Chau

If you’re looking to buy a new outfit, you’re in luck. Horizon Plaza is home to several fantastic fashion outlets, with brands like agnès b., Marc Jacobs, Salvatore Ferragamo, Lane Crawford and Brooks Brothers, to name but a few. You’ll also find a range of furniture shops here, along with stores for pet supplies and books — while these are not technically outlets, they often have great sales of their own!

Opening Hours: Daily, 10am — 7pm (individual store opening times vary)
Nearest MTR: South Horizons, Exit C (Horizon Plaza is about a 10-minute walk away)

Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong, 2554 9089, horizonplaza.com.hk

Florentia Village — Designer brand outlets including Burberry, Prada, Balenciaga and Tory Burch outlets

Florentia Village brings high fashion to Kwai Chung’s industrial area. The Italian luxury designer outlet is home to the best names in Italian fashion, including the likes of Bottega Veneta, Furla, Sergio Rossi and Valentino Uomo. Plus, The Cosmetics Company Store gives you all the more reason to pop by for some retail therapy with international brands, including beauty icon Jo Malone! With discounts of up to 80%, you’ll have a hard time keeping your credit card in your wallet.

Opening Hours: Monday to Friday, 10am — 7pm; weekends and public holidays, 10:30am — 7:30pm
Nearest MTR: Kwai Hing, Exit E

Florentia Village, 100 Kwai Cheong Road, Kwai Chung, New Territories, Hong Kong, 3595 3833, www.florentiavillage.com

I.T Outlets — Find trendy clothes in a shopping mall near you

A Team Sassy fave, this multi-brand store houses a range of styles from new and lesser-known brands. Expect a collection of the trendiest clothing items and accessories with discounts of up to 90% off (yes, you heard right). You can find I.T. outlets in Citygate Outlets, Ice House Street and Harbour City, so there’s likely to be one near you!

Opening hours: Opening hours vary
Nearest MTR: Tung Chung, Central and Tsim Sha Tsui

I.T Outlets, various locations across Hong Kong, www.ithk.com

Paradise Mall — Stock up on shoes with Adidas, New Balance and Nike outlets

Paradise Mall boasts a range of stylish brands and cuisines to tempt any shopper (foodies, there are more than 20 international menus to choose from), so it’s a great option for a bit of shopping and a bite to eat. The 43,000-square-foot sports zone is home to more than 30 brands, including Her Own Words and Puma, making it the best destination for sporting goods in the Eastern District.

Opening Hours: Monday — Saturday, 6am — 12am (individual store opening times vary); Sunday, 6am — 11:45pm Nearest MTR: Heng Fa Chuen, Exit A1 or A2

Paradise Mall, 100 Shing Tai Road, Paradise Mall, Heng Fa Chuen, Chai Wan, Hong Kong, 2595 1978, www.paradise-mall.com.hk

ISA Outlet Store — Over 40 international fashion brands, including Celine and Gucci outlet stores

Almost everything in Hong Kong has been streamlined to be convenient, and nothing’s more convenient than a one-stop shop. Enter ISA, a chain store featuring brand-name designer discounts — perfect for a quick shop in between appointments and errands. Its outlet stores can be found in several malls and locations, including China Hong Kong City and across Tsim Sha Tsui, in Causeway Bay’s Sino Plaza and in Yuen Long’s YOHO mall.

Opening Hours: Daily, 10am — 8pm
Nearest MTR: Tsim Sha Tsui, Causeway Bay, Yuen Long

ISA Outlet Store, various locations across Hong Kong, 2366 5820, isaboutique.com

Kwun Tong Factory Outlets — Home of factories and warehouses

Calling all athleisure and sports gear lovers! If you’re on the hunt for some new kicks to work out or just run errands in, consider paying the Camel Paint Building in Kwun Tong a visit. The industrial area is usually tourist-free and makes for a unique shopping trip (if you can find it!). Stocking current lines of several sports brands such as Adidas, Converse and Nikko, and a great selection of trainers at significantly reduced prices, this multi-block outlet shopping complex is definitely worth a visit!

Opening Hours: 11:30am — 8pm (individual store opening times vary)
Nearest MTR: Kwun Tong, Exit B1 (the factory outlets are about a ten-minute walk away)

Sassy Tip: It may be hard to get by with just English, so perhaps bring along a Cantonese-speaking friend or brush up on your own skills before you take a trip to Kwun Tong!

Kwun Tong Outlets, Camel Paint Building, 60-62 Hoi Yuen Road, Kwun Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2172 7938

Harbour City Bazaar — Luxe labels with a fresh, weekly rotation of stock

If your idea of cardio is shopping, you’ll want to make a beeline for Harbour City Bazaar. This outlet gem is where seasonal sales meet seriously good brands — think luxe labels like Marc Jacobs and Boss, mixed with streetwear staples like Aape and I.T at amazing discount prices. Plus, the line-up changes weekly, so you can score fresh finds from Carhartt, Fingercroxx, Doughnut and Champion every time you pop in. And it’s not just fashion — expect fragrances, handbags, home appliances and even toys! What’s more, the bazaar even contains a new vending machine area where you can recharge your phone at the charging stations and perch on the barstools before diving back in!

Opening Hours: Monday — Wednesday, Friday — Sunday, 11am – 8pm; closed on Thursdays
Nearest MTR: Tsim Sha Tsui, Exit A1 (roughly a five-minute walk)

Harbour City Bazaar, 5/F, Wharf T&T Centre, 7 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, 2118 8008, www.thebazaar.com.hk

China Hong Kong City — Visit the Taobao store and the CUPNOODLES Museum

China Hong Kong City is an extremely underrated gem in Hong Kong. Not only is it home to Hong Kong’s first-ever physical in-person Taobao store, but major discounts can still be found throughout the mall. With several categories of goods covered, you’re bound to find something, whether it’s at Levi’s (which offers frequent discounts), Folli Follie, Wanko, Ecco or beauty favourites like Colormix and Sasa. There’s also a decent selection of restaurants and a ferry to Macau departing directly from the mall, so you can easily stop by for a quick shopping spree before or after a trip off the island. But honestly, we’d make the trip just for the CUPNOODLES Museum!

Opening Hours: 10:30am — 9:30pm (individual store opening times vary)
Nearest MTR: Tsim Sha Tsui, Exit A1 or Austin, Exit E

Ching Hong Kong City, 33 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 3119 0288, www.chkc.com.hk

Editor’s Note: This article was most recently updated in September 2025 by Team Sassy.

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Where To Buy Fine Jewellery In Hong Kong: Diamonds, 18k Gold & More

Team Sassy — Tue, 09 Sep 2025 22:00:27 +0000

Diamonds are a girl’s best friend, and so are 18-karat gold and sterling silver! From diamond earrings to delicate rose gold necklaces, platinum rings and more, here’s where to find fine jewellery in Hong Kong.

If you want to treat the strong, independent women in your life (or yourself!), there are few better things than jewellery — but shopping for fine jewellery can be a little overwhelming. To help you navigate the world of 18k gold, sterling and 925 silver, diamonds (natural or lab-grown!) and precious gemstones, we’ve rounded up the best places to buy fine jewellery in Hong Kong. From elaborate necklace designs to dainty earrings and more, we’ve got you covered.

Ryder Diamonds — Bespoke diamond jeweller, 18k gold pieces and platinum designs in Hong Kong

Ryder Diamonds has become the go-to destination in Hong Kong for women seeking jewellery that feels both personal and timeless. Nestled in the heart of Central, the atelier is home to master artisans who handcraft each piece with meticulous care, blending traditional expertise with contemporary design. Whether you’re dreaming of a bespoke engagement ring, marking a milestone with a one-of-a-kind custom creation or browsing its elegant ready-to-wear collection, Ryder Diamonds offers a highly personalised experience. With ethically sourced diamonds, expert guidance and a focus on quality craftsmanship, Ryder Diamonds’ pieces are designed to celebrate life’s most meaningful moments in style.

Sassy Tip: From now until 31 December 2025, enjoy 10% off, up to $5,000, on the ready-to-wear collection.

Ryder Diamonds, Kimley Commercial Building, 9th Floor, 142-146 Queens Road, Central, Hong Kong, Instagram: @ryderdiamonds, Whatsapp: 9226 1437, www.ryderdiamonds.com

Carat Girl – Fine jewellery made with GIA-certified natural diamonds and lab-grown diamonds

Carat Girl is proof that diamonds are a girl’s best friend! This is where classic jewellery meets modern influences, which can be seen in its contemporary designs. You’ll find both GIA-certified natural diamonds and certified lab-grown diamonds in a broad spectrum of colours to suit every mood. From brilliant rings and earrings to tennis bracelets and necklaces (and separate pendants for mix-and-matchers), Carat Girl stocks all shapes and sizes. It also has an on-site expert for customised jewellery who’ll tailor designs to your vision, delivering timeless sparkle with meticulous craftsmanship.

Enjoy 10% off on all in-stock jewellery on Carat Girl’s website using the code Sassy10. Offer valid until Tuesday, 1 September, 2025.

Carat Girl, Room 1202, 12/F, Workingport Commercial Building, 3 Hau Fook Street, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 6162 4707, Instagram: @caratgirl_diamond_hk, labgrownbycaratgirl.com.hk

Ette Jewelry – Personal stories crafted into fine jewellery

Forget mass-market sparkle, Ette Jewelry is where your story turns into heirlooms. With over 30 years of experience in jewellery design and manufacturing, Ette crafts each piece — from the delicate ready-to-wear collection to deeply personal bespoke creations — with 18K gold, natural diamonds and gemstones, so your jewellery can be worn with meaning and passed down with pride. Whether you’re celebrating a milestone, an engagement or just practising some self-love (read: retail therapy!), Ette adds some extra sparkle to the occasion. Visit the Wong Chuk Hang studio, a delightful lounge filled with beautiful jewellery displays (perfect for dreaming up bespoke pieces!), to discover jewellery that doesn’t just accessorise, but eternalises.

Use code SASSY10 to receive 10% off sitewide!

Ette Jewelry, Room 1206, 12/F, 41 Heung Yip Road, Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong, 2620 1002, Instagram: @ette.jewelry, www.ettejewelry.com

Soulotte Studio – Where fine jewellery meets art and individuality

Soulotte Studio takes wearable sculpture art to a whole new level! Founded in Hong Kong by London artist Mary Wong, each piece is brought to life by local master craftsmen, where every creation is a meaningful, one-of-a-kind masterpiece. Soulotte Studio’s latest fine jewellery works of art are the ‘Blossom of Love’ ear ornaments. Equal parts symbolic, intricate and dazzling, these pieces are sure to elevate your look. Check out Soulotte’s bespoke service in which its team skillfully creates both intimate and statement jewellery (in 18k gold) to transform your vision into a wearable heirloom.

Soulotte Studio, 1903, Kai Wong Commercial Building, 222 Queen’s Road Central, Central, Hong Kong, 9243 7612, Instagram: @marywongjewel, www.soulotte.com

KARP Jewellery – Premium fine jewellery brand with a wide range of exquisite pieces

Specialising in stunning bespoke fine jewellery pieces, KARP Jewellery’s exceptional craftsmanship, attention to detail and use of the finest materials are what truly sets it apart. You can expect diamonds, gold and precious stones in every piece of jewellery that are as timeless as they are elegant.

KARP Jewellery, Unit 1002, 10/F, Harbour Centre Tower 2, 8 Hok Cheung Street, Hung Hom, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2369 3000, karpjewellery.com

Kajal Naina — Fine jewellery with a Nepalese touch

Kajal Naina’s fine jewellery takes its cue from her Nepalese background, with references to symbology, Hindu culture, birthstones and auspicious colours. Expect an emphasis on solid gold, crafted into simply classic designs which stand the test of time, be it an 18-carat gold evil eye pendant or minimalist diamond-encrusted coil ring.

Kajal Naina (Harbour City), Shop 2208A, Level 2, Gateway Arcade, Harbour City, 3-27 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Kajal Naina (Showroom), Room 9C, 9/F, Queen’s Centre, 58-64 Queen’s Road East, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, kajalnaina.com

Chow Sang Sang – High quality fine jewellery with Chinese influences

Chances are you’ll recognise this brand, after all it’s been around for 90 years and there are over 50 stores in Hong Kong alone! With a focus on sustainability, sophistication, timelessness and innovation, this jeweller leaves little to be desired. As a local brand, you’ll find curated seasonal selections, such as for the Mid-Autumn Festival, plus fine jewellery specifically for Chinese weddings. There’s even a personalised jewellery service so you can ensure you’re getting your dream piece.

Chow Sang Sang, various locations across Hong Kong, 2192 3123, www.chowsangsang.com

Artimelle – Meticulous craftsmanship of artistic jewellery

At Artimelle, you’ll be adorned with bling that is both elegant and timeless, and act as conversation starters – pick a carat size in your lucky number, choose a statement piece in your birth stone, and support the ethical practice of lab-grown diamonds while you’re at it. Even if you’re not quite sure what you want, the team will be sure to use their artistic vision to alter your piece’s stone size, shape and colour to highlight the true you!

Enjoy 10% off your next purchase using the code Sassy. Offer valid until Friday, 26 September, 2025.

Artimelle Jewellery, 4/F, Hollywood Commercial House, 3-5 Old Bailey Street, Central, Hong Kong, 8404 9865, www.artimelle.com

Moni HK Jewellery – Affordable luxury jewellery brand

From dancing stone necklaces and cocktail rings to birth stone earrings and 9k to 18k solid gold collections, Moni is proof you don’t need to break the bank to sport some seriously fabulous fine jewellery. It uses 18K gold vermeil with MONI diamond simulants and premium freshwater pearls in its products, plus Moni offers a five-year free maintenance period and free shipping on orders of two products or more!

Moni HK Jewellery, Whatsapp: 6800 1408, shop.monihkjewellery.com

Valentina Fine Jewellery — Exquisite selection of ready-to-wear pieces as well as bespoke jewellery services

Valentina Fine Jewellery offers stunning ready-to-wear jewellery on its online store, be it tennis bracelets, diamond and gemstone rings, necklaces, charms and more. The team takes pride in going above and beyond, so short turnaround times can be accommodated as everything is made here in Hong Kong.

Valentina Fine Jewellery, Whatsapp: 9542 0034, www.valentinafine.com

Cartier – Fine jewellery since 1847

In addition to those iconic Cartier rings and bracelets (if you didn’t have one, you probably knew someone who did), this French luxury brand has a whole host of sparklers from wedding bands to sleek trinity bracelets, using a variety of premium metals like rose, white and yellow gold. We’re loving its newest Pantheromania collection that celebrates naturalist, sculptural and abstract designs.

Cartier, various locations across Hong Kong, 8105 5008, www.cartier.hk

Niya K — Versatile and bespoke fine jewellery

Niya K specialises in gemstones and in both natural, conflict-free (sourced only from ethical suppliers!) and lab-grown diamonds, with a collection of ready-to-wear fine jewellery as well as a bespoke designing service. You can expect your customised piece to be crafted according to your exact needs and budget – starting with a consultation to exchange ideas, leading to mock-ups and digital drawings, and ending with you coming away with the perfect piece.

Niya K, 1601, 16th Floor Wilson House, 19-27 Wyndham Street, Central, Hong Kong, www.niya-k.com

Van Cleef & Arpels – Classic and fashionable pieces from a tried-and-true jeweller

Specialising in classic high jewellery and reviving vintage pieces for modern tastes – we’re looking at you, Alhambra reversible ring – Van Cleef & Arpels has been dazzling customers since 1906. Suitable for any season and occasion, the savoir-faire of this jeweller is sure to add a touch of timeless femininity to any look, whether you’re looking for 18k white gold, rose gold or yellow gold.

Van Cleef & Arpels, various locations across Hong Kong, 8100 7887, www.vancleefarpels.com

RockRush – Fine jewellery that epitomises elegance, sustainability and quality

Combining luxury with responsibility, RockRush’s high-quality lab-grown diamonds are chemically and optically identical to mined diamonds, but they come at a fraction of the cost. This, along with the extensive customisation options offered by the dedicated customer service team ensures you’ll end up with the perfect piece of fine jewellery.

RockRush, 454 West Broadway, New York, NY, 10012, USA, www.rockrush.com

Nishita Fine Jewelry – Affordable, responsibly sourced and ethically produced ready-to-wear and bespoke pieces

Combining delicate and modern designs with sustainability and mindful production, expect beautiful bespoke and ready-to-wear pieces at Nishita Fine Jewelry. The diamonds and gemstones are all ethically sourced and of the utmost quality, whilst also at an affordable price tag. In addition to having the freedom to craft bespoke pieces, Nishita also offers a service for upcycling heirloom pieces and recycling materials to minimise waste while giving your jewellery new life.

Nishita Fine Jewelry, Peninsula Square, 18 Sung On Street, Hung Hom, Kowloon, Hong Kong (by appointment), 6898 5551, Instagram: @nishitafinejewelry

Austy Lee Art Jewellery — Celebrity endorsed fine jewellery based in Hong Kong

Austy Lee specialises in wearable art: fine jewellery fashioned out of diamonds, gold, colourful precious gemstones and more. Expect excellent craftsmanship and fashion-forward designs, with the jade pieces in particular offering a contemporary take on the Hong Kong-favourite stone.

Austy Lee Art Jewellery (Central), Shop A, G/F, Kam On Building, 176 Queen’s Road Central, Central, Hong Kong
Austy Lee Art Jewellery (Kowloon), Shop 3, G/F, Springfield Court, 55-56 Flower Market Road, Prince Edward, Kowloon, Hong Kong, www.austyleeartjewellery.com

Cindy Chao — Art jeweller with designs inspired by elements of nature

Cindy Chao believes every piece of fine jewellery should be a miniature work of art, boasting beautiful designs that are heavily inspired by elements of nature. Her highly sought-after signatures include the museum-calibre Black Label Masterpieces and the White Label Collection. Book an appointment in advance by calling to visit her Central showroom.

Cindy Chao, Suite 1205, 50 Connaught Road Central, Hong Kong, 2561 8298, www.cindychao.com

HN Jewelry — Diamond rings, earrings, bracelets and necklaces

This Hong Kong fine jeweller is the place to go for all things diamond, with the precious stone set in everything from earrings to bracelets and necklaces. Each piece at HN Jewelry is made-to-order and features VS Clarity, and the bespoke engagement and wedding rings are carefully handcrafted with your design concept and budget in mind.

HN Jewelry, 9A, Kimley Commercial Building, 142-146 Queen’s Road Central, Central, Hong Kong, hnjewelry.com

John Hardy — Handmade jewellery with Balinese craftsmanship

Inspired by Balinese jewellery-making traditions, John Hardy’s carefully handcrafted fine jewellery looks to old-age techniques like communal chain-weaving, hand-hammering and carving. Community and sustainability are at the heart of this heritage brand, with each piece made by a multi-generational craftsperson in Bali using ethically sourced material.

John Hardy, Shop 21, 1/F, SOGO Hong Kong, 555 Hennessy Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, www.johnhardy.com

Lark & Berry — Fine jewellery with cultured lab-grown diamonds

Designed with the consumer in mind, Lark & Berry’s stunning collection of rings, necklaces, bracelets and earrings takes a more sustainable approach to fine jewellery. Pieces here feature cultured — lab-grown — diamonds and stones, set in 14-carat and 18-carat gold and platinum.

Lark & Berry, larkandberry.com

Tempt Me by Temptations — Custom and couture fine jewellery

Tempt Me by Temptations adorns you with the finest diamonds and precious gemstones, bringing a touch of luxury to your everyday look. Custom and couture fine jewellery pieces here are created with great attention to detail and craftsmanship.

Temptations, tempt.me

More Fine Jewellers In Hong Kong

Aequa & Co — Fine jewellery with individuality, ready for any memorable occasion. aequaandco.com
Aliya Fine Jewellery — Delicate jewellery pieces handmade in 18k gold with diamonds. www.aliyafinejewellery.com
Antonia Y. Jewellery — Affordable luxury jewellery with a boho-chic feel. antoniayjewelry.com
Chow Tai Fook — Wondering where to buy gold in Hong Kong? This is the one! www.chowtaifook.com
Haywards of Hong Kong — Father and son jeweller with premier bespoke wedding and fine jewellery. haywards.com.hk
Mabelle — Get your ears pierced and some dazzling diamonds all in one go. www.mabelle.com
Niin — Small artisanal jeweller supporting communities across Southeast Asia. niin.co
Obellery – Wearable metal-craft fine jewellery pieces plus hands-on workshops. www.obellery.com
Qeelin – Contemporary spins on fine jewellery inspired by Chinese culture and symbolism. www.qeelin.com
Studdedheartz — Affordable fine jewellery brand with a studio in Hong Kong. studdedheartz.com
TAYMA Fine Jewellery — Contemporary fine jewellery with gorgeous mixed-hue gemstones. www.taymafinejewellery.com
Tijo Jewellery — Supporting mental health through well-crafted and affordable fine jewellery. www.tijojewellery.com

Editor’s Note: “Fine Jewellery In Hong Kong” was originally written by Abegaile Legaspi and was most recently updated in September 2025 by Veena Raghunath.

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