As I create this list, based upon advice from local Hongkies, and my own shopping ventures, I wish nothing more than for you to add to this Hong Kong shopping directory so that others may partake in your favorite finds as well! I hope to follow up with some photos of some of my very favorite purchases that I made while visiting this hustling, bustling town -- Hong Kong.
Causeway Bay MTR Station - Exit E
Store Hours: 2pm-11:30pm
A 4 story building filled with uniquely hip boutiques for men and women! The boutiques carry leather handbags, cotton basics, vixen heels, and more! A perfect venue for buying standout pieces. The prices are generally more reasonable than department stores.
1 Austin Road West, Tsim Sha Tsui
Kowloon MTR Station
Store Hours: Mostly Open by 11am
The newly built mega-mall is home to famous designers like, Pringle of Scotland, Prada, Gucci, Valentino Garavani, etc. and also to several moderately priced chains, such as, H&M, Zara, etc.
Rise Shopping Arcade
Granville Circuit, Tsim Sha Tsui
Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station
Store Hours: 3:00pm-11:30pm
Much like Island Shopping Center (aka Island Beverley), this shopping arcade is a haven for eccentric boutiques selling a variety of trend-setting items, such as, cropped coats, golashes, chunky necklaces, etc.
Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station
Store Hours: 1:00pm-11:30pm
Close in proximity to Rise Shopping Arcade, the storefronts along Granville Circuit are lined with boutiques displaying chic footwear, accessories and hard to find fashion trends.
Chic Boutiques in SoHo, Hong Kong Island
Recommendations from a friend led me to this quaint little district called SoHo. Little did I know that it was a jewel of a find for quality boutiques! These boutiques are set in charming little avenues, accompanied by small cozy eateries and dessert shops. Even if you don't buy anything, the walk is definitely worth your while!

Buttonhole
58-60B Peel Street, Soho, Central
Store Hours: 12:30pm-11:00pm
Tiny, but decadent boutique with goods from Italy to Japan! If you want a little diversity, you'll want to end your trip with a visit to Buttonhole.
Spy by Henry LauG/F, No.21, Staunton Street, Central
Store Hours: 12:30pm-11:00pm
Henry Lau is an independent, trendy local designer sought after by many local Hong Kong celebs and fans. His designs push the envelope through his very own "deconstructionist" style.

Fang Fong
67A Peel Street, Central
Store Hours: 12:30pm-11:00pm
Originally owners of a wedding dress shop, they've decided to move on into designing colorful, tailored dresses for the everyday fashionista!
If you have the chance to visit Hong Kong for some fun therapy shopping, I hope you'd find this guide helpful!
Goodluck!
XOXO,
Studio Purpura






6 comments:
Thanks so much for posting this. I grew up in Hong Kong (have moved away since then), so it's always nice to see a post about my former hometown! Great shopping tips as well! The only thing I'd add is for those seeking typical Chinese accessories or outfits to either head to Shanghai Tang (for a slightly edgier twist) or a Chinese Arts & Crafts emporium (more traditional). Every time I go back, I constantly get asked by my friends to bring me back a silk jacket or other items you can't get that easily outside of Asia.
oh you're right! Shanghai Tang is a great addition to this list! What a beautiful mix of modern Chinese accessories/apparel! When you're in Hong Kong or even China, it's also the best place to make a personally fitted Qi Pao! :) Thanks for the tip!!
awesome shopping tips from whoever your friend is in HK!! ;)
Did you check out Liberation in SoHo? It's a small boutique that sells leather bags and are reasonably priced (for leather goods) and have lots of styles from edgy to classy. And also, around Island Beverly are two others similar shopping malls, Le Foret (right next to Island Beverly) and Causeway Place that also have fun stuff. Come back and visit soon!
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nice article! i wish i was having the chance to shop hong kong... for now i will enjoy it from your blog!
I constantly get asked by my friends to bring me back a silk jacket or other items you can't get that easily outside of Asia.
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