
Sales, event & style news
![]() | By Time Out Hong Kong (6 June 2012) |
Get the latest updates and information on Hong Kong's trendiest fashion events, store openings, designer crossovers, promotions and much more.
Compiled by John Yip
| Mr Blacksmith |
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| Address: G/F, 88 Queens Rd East |
| Tel: 2529 7721 |
| Website: www.mrblacksmith.hk |
| Petit Bazaar |
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This fanatical children’s boutique’s summer sale has finally arrived, with a large selection of homeware and kids décor at 20 to 40 percent off. And, on another note, there’s a storytelling evening held regularly at the magical shop. Phone for details. No booking is needed – just bring your little ones along! |
| Address: 80 Queens Rd East, Wan Chai |
| Tel: 2528 0229 |
| An Odd Morning |
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Since its opening at Leighton 77 in October last year, An Odd Morning has been bringing in hip and trendy casualwear from all over the world. Brands available in-store include Cheap Monday and Kuro. The select store is now giving out HK$500 coupons for purchases over HK$3,000. |
| Address: Shop G04, 77 Leighton, Causeway Bay |
| Tel: 2808 0165 |
| Alexandre de Paris |
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The French hair accessories brand which makes every hairpin and Alice band by hand used to have a presence at the now-defunct Seibu department store – but they’ve come back bigger and stronger by opening their own boutique in Admiralty. Trés bien! |
| Address: Shop 221, Level 2, Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Admiralty |
| Website: alexandredeparis-accessories.com |
| Violent & Lawless Jeans Exhibition |
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This exhibition features eight artistic pieces which use pairs of jeans, as well as works by an octet of local emerging art units, including graffiti group Start From Zero and illustrators Graphic Airlines and Telephone Fung. The exhibits will eventually be sold in a charitable auction and all proceeds will go to the Children’s Thalassaemia Foundation to help children suffering from the rare blood disorder. |
| Address: 2 Yiu Wa St, Causeway Bay |
| Tel: 2891 6811 |
| Daycraft |
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| Website: www.daycraft.hk |
| Nike x Liberty |
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| Address: Nike store, 7 Pak Sha Rd, Causeway Bay |
| Tel: 2577 0703 |
| Twist |
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What comes to mind when you think of summer? The sun and the beach, probably. But Twist is offering something even more exciting – drumroll, please – the ‘mega seasonal summer sale’. Handbags from luxury labels like Céline, Chloé and Yves Saint Laurent are up to 70 percent off. Now that’s an unexpected twist! |
| Address: Shop B02, B1/F, The Sun Arcade, 28 Canton Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui |
| Tel: 2377 2880 |
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