Glitzy Bits: Ring in the new year with some sparkle, shine and shimmer
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Black fringe maxi dress by Norma Kamali
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Velvet tuxedo and pants by DSquared2
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Black shirt and pants by DSquared2
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Blush pink fringe dress by Aknvas
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Mini dress by DSquared
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Black mini dress by Norma Kamali
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Sheer floral top and red sequined pants by Aknvas
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Sequined tuxedo and pants by DSquared2
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Sequined vest and pants by DSquared2
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Black gown by DSquared 2
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Silver sequined dress Aknvas
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Mini dress by Aknvas
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Black suit ensemble by DSquared2
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Maxi dress by Norma Kamali
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White suit jacket, white suit pants by DSquared2
Shadows of Chic: Embrace the dark side of winter fashion
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Houndstooth top and brown pants by Chono
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Houndstooth jacket and maxi skirt by Chono
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Black leather jacket and black pants by Louis Vuitton
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Pink maxi dress and greeen safari jacket by Chono
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Ombre coat and skirt by Ports
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Red coat, red bag and black pants by Louis Vuitton
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Brown suit jacket and pants by Chono
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Polka dots suit jacket and maxi skirt by Chono
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Black leather cropped top and white maxi cargo skirt by Maticevski
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Blue top, blue vest and blue maxi skirt by Chono
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Pink coat, pink top and pink skirt by Ports
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Blue jacket, blue bag and blue flared pants by Louis Vuitton
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Brown coat, white turtleneck top, brown cardigan and brown pleated skirt by Chono
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Red suit jacket and pants, red bag and red shoes by Louis Vuitton
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White dress and white jacket by Ports
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Blue textured dress by Ports
Top Notch: Bigwigs in the bespoke hairpiece business offer natural solutions for fashionable self-expression and empowerment
Wigs have been an integral part of Chinese culture for centuries, dating back to the Qing dynasty. Initially, they were worn by royalty and nobility as a symbol of status and power. Historical Chinese dramas often show men with manes and a topknot (jian) while women with have No longer restricted to theatrical performances or people coping with hair loss, wigs have found their way into the mainstream. They have become top-notch fashion accessories for individuals seeking to experiment with their appearance. The fashion-forward are embracing them to transform their look with minimum effort and stand out in the crowd.
Once considered niche products, bespoke wigs and hair extensions have become increasingly popular due to their versatility and personalised touch. Whether for medical reasons, special occasions or as fashion statements, these tailored hair solutions cater to diverse needs, offering individuals a unique way to express themselves, boost confidence and make a statement. Wigs made of human hair naturally look and feel good, while synthetic wigs are more affordable and low maintenance, perfect for those seeking a temporary solution.
Wigs and extensions are used as a tool for self-expression and transformation. Fashionistas and celebrities often wear wigs to make bold statements, experiment with new looks, or enhance their style. Wigs are more popular than one might imagine, 70% of Hong Kong’s fashion designers incorporate wigs into their runway shows while 50% of celebrities wear wigs for red-carpet events. The increasing demand for wigs and extensions has led to a surge in specialised salons and shops across Hong Kong. Here, we curate a list of local names that offer quality hairpieces customised to clients’ needs.
Hair Easy
Established by hair specialist Pat Ma in 2002, Hair Easy has always focused on the individual needs of clients. It provides a one-on-one service at its store located in the bustling shopping district of Mong Kok. Ma’s knowledge of the wig and hair industry has strong foundations, stretching back 20 years from when she first trained as a hairstylist. She then spent two years acquainting herself with the wig production process at a factory in China.
Together with two professional stylists, Ma personally creates customised wigs and hair pieces designed to help clients look and feel good. Their wigs are exclusively made from 100% human hair, enabling easy movement and styling flexibility. Hand-tied wigs are the most naturalistic and comfortable, as each strand is meticulously tied to create the appearance of natural hair growth. haireasy.com
Hair Blooms Wigs
Chris Ho, the founder of Hair Blooms Wigs, works as a professional hairdresser from a studio in Causeway Bay. Having more than 10 years of experience in hairstyle design, she deeply understands the importance of a suitable hairstyle for everyone. As a wig-maker, Ho has worked to support clients who have lost hair because of cancer treatment and other medical conditions as well as burns and stress.
Hair Blooms Wigs offers various types of customised hair extensions. Clip-ins are easy to apply and remove, and thus ideal for temporary use. Their tape-in extensions can last up to eight weeks, providing a seamless blend with natural hair. For clients seeking a permanent solution to hair loss, durable and long-lasting micro-link extensions may be the answer. hairbloomswigs.com
Pink Age
A wig shop boasting a long list of satisfied customers who praise its excellent service, Pink Age offers a vast array of fashion wigs, each catering to diverse preferences and needs. Its hair experts help customers select the best wig or extensions for overall appearance and comfort. Alignment with individual style goals and lifestyle is essential. A well-chosen wig not only enhances one’s features but also boosts confidence, allowing the wearer to embrace various styles without limitation.
Understanding the different types of wigs available is essential to making an informed decision. The Causeway Bay store’s synthetic wigs offer affordability and come in pre-styled designs, making them convenient for daily wear. Their lace front wigs have a sheer lace panel along the front hairline for a natural look that allows off-the-face styling. Full lace wigs, meanwhile, feature a lace cap that covers the entire head, enabling limitless styling possibilities and a natural-looking parting. pinkage.hk
Lily Wigs
Established in 1978, Lily Wigs is believed to be the first high-end customised hair company in the city. Servicing the unique beauty requirements of more than 10,000 customers over 40 years, it has designed some 500,000 different wig styles using real hair. Founder Linda Ho [or as Zaira and AsiaExpat have it, Founders He Yuqiong and Linda Ho] built an enviable reputation in the entertainment industry, creating wigs and hair designs for numerous Hong Kong films, TV shows and concerts, including Leslie Cheung’s Passion Tour in 2000.
At the Tsim Sha Tsui shop, great care goes into the design of each personalised wig. Advanced customisation is based on the client’s head shape and circumference and skin colour. Hair quality and texture are also considered. It is crucial to choose the right hair colour to complement one’s skin tone and eye colour.
Whether the customer prefers natural shades that match their current hair colour or wishes to experiment with bold and vibrant hues, the experts at Lily Wigs help them to understand nuances of undertone and complexion while guiding them towards the most flattering wig colour. The time it takes to produce the perfect wig is determined by the complexity of the workmanship required. lilywigs.com.hk
Wigs and hair extensions have transcended their functional role and become a powerful tool for self-expression and empowerment. Beyond their ability to transform one’s appearance, wigs hold an emotional significance that goes beyond the surface. For individuals facing hair loss due to a medical condition, treatment or genetics, wearing a wig or hair extensions can be a life-changing experience.
Mr & Ms Brightside: They’re doing just fine coming out of summer and entering winter
Effortlessly blending summer’s warmth with winter’s charm—transitional style that keeps them cool and cozy, no matter the season.
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Pleated flowy maxi dress by Momoni
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Black turtle neck dress by Oscar de la Renta
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Floral maxi dress by Oscar de la Renta
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White shirt with ribbon, black velvet coat and silk pants by Vivienne Westwood
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Black corset top, black jacket and black skirt by Vivienne Westwood
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Red coat and striped pants by Momoni
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White top, blue jacket, plaid skirt and high thigh socks and red pumps by Vivienne Westwood
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Animal print top and brown embroidered pants by Oscar de la Renta
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Animal print flowy maxi dress by Oscar de la Renta
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Checkered mini dress by Oscar de la Renta
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Yellow top and checkered skirt by Oscar de la Renta
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Suit ensemble by Vivienne Westwood
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Ombre coat dress by Oscar de la Renta
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White shirt, printed over shirt, brown cargo jacket and printed pants by Vivienne Westwood
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Printed kimono top and black silk pants by Momoni
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Plaid dress by Oscar de la Renta
Embrace the Edge: Opulence meets raw aesthetics
Grunge meets luxury.
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Black suit jacket and pants, and sheer shirt by Byblos
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Silver fringe dress by Byblos
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Sweater, cargo pants and shoes by Alexander Wang
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Black sheer and glittered jumpsuit by Ziad Nakad
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Silver sequined jacket, black turtle neck top and textured skirt by Maticevski
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Black sheer and glittered suit jacket, pants and top by Byblos
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Magenta pink fur coat, black sheer top, black trousers and boots by Byblos
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Blue sheer belted coat dress by Byblos
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Black leather cropped top and white maxi cargo skirt by Maticevski
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Black printed sheer gown by Byblos
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Lace and sequined coat and sheer top by Ziad Nakad
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All black ensemble by Alexander Wang
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All black ensemble by Alexander Wang
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Red suit jacket and pants, and sheer shirt by Byblos
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Royal blue lace coat gown by Ziad Nakad
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Magenta red dress and boots by Alexander Wang
Demure & Mindful: Classic evening gowns never go out of style
Embrace the elegance of simplicity with our latest fashion spread. This season, it’s all about being very demure, very classy, and very mindful. Discover styles that celebrate subtle sophistication while prioritizing classic stylish choices. Let’s dress with intention and grace!
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Floral gown by Pamella Roland
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(left) Blue lace gown by Reem Acra
(right) Floral gown by Naeem Khan
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(left) Purple gown by Naeem Khan
(right) Red gown by Reem Acra
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Black gown by Pamella Roland
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Red gown by Pamella Roland
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(left) Sheer gown by Reem Acra
(right) Blue gown by Naeem Khan
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(left) Purple gown by Pamella Roland
(right) Floral gown by Reem Acra
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Multi-colour gradient gown by Pamella Roland
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(left) Silver metalic gown by Pamella Roland
(right) Gold floral gown by Reem Acra
(left) Violet gown by Pamella Roland
(right) Printed gown by Naeem Khan
Chromatica: Bold, experimental & unconventional
From asymmetric silhouettes to experimental textures, avant-garde fashion is not for the faint of heart. But for the bold and visionary, it’s a canvas to express one’s artistic spirit.
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Black midi dress by Oscar de la Renta
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Silver lace gown by Oscar de la Renta
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Red dress by Pamella Roland
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Pink ball gown by Pamella Roland
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Blue dress by Pamella Roland
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Green cape, top and pants by Christian Siriano
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Black and blue midi dress by Oscar de la Renta
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Pink floral dress by Oscar de la Renta
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Pink ball gown by Christian SIriano
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Pink ball gown by Pamella Roland
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Bronze tweed dress by Oscar de la Renta
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Black ball gown by Christian Siriano
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Blue dress by Pamela Roland
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White lace dress by Oscar de la Renta
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Black and white gown by Christian Siriano
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Green gown by Oscar de la Renta
Light Grenades: Shocking colours, bold prints and electrifying patterns
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Dress, gloves and stilettos by St John
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Top and shorts by Rochas
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Red suit and pants and pumps by House Of Holland
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Printed suit jacket and shorts by House Of Holland
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Blue ombre suit jacket and pants by House Of Holland
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Pink coat by St John
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Floral print bomber jacket and skirt by Rochas
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Cap and tracksuit ensemble by Christian Dior
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Cap and tracksuit ensemble by Christian Dior
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Yellow dress by Rochas
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White top and skirt, gloves and stilettos by St John
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Printed suit dress by House Of Holland
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Stripes suit ensembles by House Of Holland
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Blue dress by St John
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Hat, hoodie and high cut sneakers by Christian Dior
Bride & Glory: June brides tie the knot in timeless sophistication
Eternal love blossoms in the sweet summer heat as June Brides tie the knot in timeless tradition.
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Tony Ward embellished tube ball gown
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(left) Stephanie Rolland knee length gown dress with long train (right) Tony Ward laced ball gown
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(left) Tony Ward embellished tube ball gown (right) Rami Al Ali White mermaid gown with big ribbon
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Antonio Riva embroidered ball gown
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Victor & Rolf fitted gown
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(left) Tony Ward embellished gown
(right) Stephanie Rolland mermaid gown with dramatic sleeves
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(left) Tony Ward deep V back and embellished evening gown (right) Antonio Riva tube gown with black detailing
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Victor & Rolf ball gown
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Stephanie Rolland high-neck laced evening gown
(left) Tony Ward short sleeved and belted ball gown (right) Tony Ward backless long sleeve evening gown
Dark Matters: The little and subtle additions to summer ensemble
When the sun sets, let the stars come out to play. Dive into a world of dark glamour with our new fashion spread featuring the season’s must-have evening accessories.
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Earrings, gold chained necklace and black and white bag by Veronica Beard, ruthenium grey eyewear by Alexander McQueen and black pumps by Versace
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Black leather bag, gold chain bracelet, studded stocking shoe and brown leather belt by Veronica Beard, Pico Peekabo charm by Fendi and white frame eyewear by Alexander McQueen
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Studded eyewear by Alexander McQueen, black leather bag by Veronica Beard, green lenses eyewear by Balenciaga, straps by Fendi and brown suede wedge mules by Marks & Spencer
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Black and gold eyewear by Bottega Veneta, green leather bag by Veronica Beard, Fortune Teller charm by Fendi, brown framed eyewear by Montblanc and white bag and black sandals by Veronica Beard
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Brown suede bag by Veronica Beard and green brown
eyewear by Alexander McQueen
Tortoise framed eyewear by Chimi, black leather bag and gold chain
bracelet by Veronica Beard, and woven flat shoes by Marks & Spencer