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Fashion in Hong Kong and China
Fashion in Hong Kong and China is being transformed as designers gain creative clout, consumer tastes change and industry giants evolve. Read this page for news, views, interviews and analysis about all things fashion-related in Hong Kong and China.
Taiwanese chef Jason Liu is no stranger to Michelin stars. He talks about cooking Chinese food with French flair at his Shanghai restaurant Ling Long, and continuing his philosophy at his new Beijing restaurant Ling Yun. Photo: Ling Long
Food and Drinks

At his new Beijing restaurant, a Taiwanese chef connects with his Chinese roots

Long before the Michelin stars, Jason Liu forged his path blending Chinese flavours and Western flair. He continues his journey at Ling Yun.

Fashion

Chloe Chen’s Repulse Bay boutique blends vintage charm with modern elegance

Fame and celebrity

Meet Liu Shaolin and Liu Shaoang, the Olympians who made their runway debut

Fashion

In their words: Qiqi Yam’s support of Hong Kong’s designers and fashion scene

‘Asia’s first supermodel’ celebrates the roles of local designer Robert Wun, pioneering retailer Joyce Ma, and actors Maggie Cheung, Cherie Chung, and her husband, Simon Yam.

Qiqi Yam picks out Hongkongers like Robert Wun, Joyce Ma, Maggie Cheung and Cherie Chung for their roles in promoting the city’s sense of style. Photo: Handout
Style Edit

Style Edit: Meet Hong Kong fashion’s soft-power six

Meet the designers redefining the future direction of Hong Kong fashion in very different ways, from edgy couture to agender aesthetics.

Hong Kong property

Uniqlo Hong Kong chooses upgrades over expansion amid sluggish retail sales

Japanese retailer favours refurbishing outlets – which sometimes means leasing more space – over adding locations in city’s shaky market.

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Artist's Studio

What does power look like in a girl’s world? Lean Lui has an idea

Known for her cinematic portraits of friends and family, the Hong Kong photographer explores beauty, vulnerability and power.

Lean Lui at her Kwun Tong studio in Hong Kong. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
Sustainability

7 sustainable designs from Hong Kong and Asia that balance style and utility

From Kibo’s apple-based sneakers to Bamboa’s bamboo bedding, these products prove sustainability doesn’t mean compromise.

Old Hong Kong

Then & Now | Perils of Hong Kong summer could spell disaster for a winter wardrobe

The city’s cooler months require heavy warmer clothes, but how to care for these often luxury items during gruelling summers?

What to do in Hong Kong

5 of the best things to do in Hong Kong this weekend May 16-18

A gin extravaganza at PMQ, a talk about ageing well followed by a run or walk, opera, and a luxury handbag pop-up await you this weekend.

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Ginsanity is back at PMQ. Photo: Handout
What to do in Hong Kong

5 of the best things to do in Hong Kong this weekend April 25-27

A Japanese ice-cream parlour’s pop-up, a chance to invest in artistic mini pouches and an opportunity to sample Hong Kong heavy metal await.

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Personal trainer Aileen Wong invites dog lovers to join in a Saturday morning dog walk/run/jog. Photo: Aileen Wong
Fashion

Sustasia Fashion Prize promotes sustainability at Shanghai Fashion Week

The Sustasia Fashion Prize, which featured judges including yehyehyeh’s Shaway Yeh, starred 8 innovative Asian designers, also including Angel Chen of China, India’s Pratyush Kumar and Japan’s Tetsuya Doi.

Profile

Fashion designer Susan Fang talks about her dreamlike designs

Originally hailing from the Chinese countryside, London-based Susan Fang’s varied influences have led her towards a dreamy, gauzy, boho chic look, while she also draws on fond memories of her mother.

K-pop, Mandopop, other Asian pop

Become a K-pop idol for a day at Chinese ‘experience’ centre for US$45

At Shanghai’s Chen Go, K-pop fans can choose from 200 outfits, dance on special sets and sign autographs for ‘fans’ at a mock meet-and-greet.

Visitors dance while wearing costumes at Chen Go, an “idol experience centre” where fans dress up as K-pop idols and step onto sets carefully designed to resemble backstage dressing rooms and South Korean music programmes, in Shanghai, China. Photo: Reuters
What to do in Hong Kong

5 of the best things to do in Hong Kong this weekend, March 28-30

Get your fill of art, washed down with cocktails if desired, join in some art-based journaling, or snap up some limited-edition sneakers.

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Chaitali Raval will give a Tibetan singing bowls sound bath as part of an event that includes art-based journaling and reflecting on your achievements at The Yoga Room on March 29, one of our pick of the best things to do this weekend in Hong Kong. Photo: Instagram/@soulconnect_wellbeingcoaching
Style Edit

Style Edit: Max Mara’s fall/winter 2025 collection, inspired by two Brontës

At Milan Fashion Week, meanwhile, sister brand Sportmax focused on reinvention and highlighted raw denim, supple leather and ultra-soft bonded fleece, as well as feminine cuts and modern accessories.

Old Hong Kong

Why the elegant male cheongsam became something of a forgotten garment

Now sadly out of favour, the male cheongsam was once an elegant sartorial addition to the streets of China.

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Icons and Influencers

How China’s rising fashion designer Cheney Chan is captivating global audiences

He made his unofficial debut at Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week last June, but his growing social media presence – 5.5 million Douyin followers and counting – has already made Chan a popular influencer.

Rising fashion designer Cheney Chan gives us his take on dreaming big. Photo: Handout
What to do in Hong Kong

5 of the best things to do in Hong Kong this weekend, Jan 31-Feb 2

Slip on a pair of embroidered slippers, watch a Lunar New Year film, mix yoga with art, tuck into a tempting brunch and more this weekend.

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Lessons from China's history

Reflections | Why are Chinese couples so set on Western wedding fashion?

Chinese brides used to wear black, then red, before the Western white gown became ubiquitous. Some push back now and don hanfu bridal wear.

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Retailing

‘Old money’ look beats nouveau riche glitz in China’s spending slump

Call it old money fashion or quiet luxury style, minimalist design and simplicity stay timeless for Chinese consumers.

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Pedestrians pass in front of the Polo Ralph Lauren store in Beijing in July 2021. Photo: Getty Images
Fashion

It was ‘hard to buy clothing’ in China in her size, so she made her own

Amanda Yao talks openly on Chinese social media about weighing 100 kilograms – and sells fashionable, high-end clothing for plus-size people.

Amanda Yao live-streaming from her workshop. Photo: AFP
Chanel

Chanel’s Hangzhou show celebrates Chinese culture and Coco Chanel’s passion

Liu Wen opened the stunning extravaganza on the shores of West Lake, featuring references to traditional Chinese motifs, and showcasing the maison’s craftsmanship and timeless elegance.

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Chinese culture

How Chinese haute couture is taking on the fashion world

Chinese high-fashion designers have dressed everyone from Rihanna to royals in recent years and their presence is growing on global catwalks.

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Fashion

Fashion Fest aims to put Hong Kong on haute couture design map

The government-sponsored event is intended to help make Hong Kong a high-fashion hub, but industry insiders say much more needs to be done.

A model walks the runway at the Chanel Cruise 2024/25 show in Hong Kong, held in November 2024, a month that will also see the launch of the first Hong Kong Fashion Fest. Photo: Reuters
Hong Kong celebrities and icons

The hottest tastemakers attended Style’s party at the Regent Hong Kong with BMW

The exclusive event not only showcased Style by SCMP’s unique content – it also celebrated the creative community it has built in the Fragrant Harbour since its revamp last year.

Fashion designer Vivienne Tam arriving at the Style Backstage party in a BMW car on November 14 wearing one of her designs. Photo: Clicks Images
What to do in Hong Kong

5 of the best things to do in Hong Kong this weekend, November 8-10

Immerse yourself in Indian arts, culture and heritage, try on a pair of new Nike kicks and eat and drink at a great wine bar before it shuts.

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What to do in Hong Kong

5 can’t-miss shopping opportunities in Hong Kong this weekend

Mall puts on fun for its soft opening, a much anticipated sneaker collaboration hits shelves and a Hong Kong jewellery brand has a new line.

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