On style, she rules
Faux pas
I'd like a fake fur jacket. I like the look of fur but don't want to wear real fur.
Follicles' Friend, Admiralty
The Dictator rules: Before you run off and splatter red paint around with your earth-saving pals, get stylish with one of these faux fur cover-ups. Go with easy-to-match light brown: try Martin Margiela's engulfing to-the-knee coat ($11,000; Joyce, Pacific Place, Admiralty, tel: 2523 5944). Or Tracy Reese's tiny shoulder cloak ($3,450; Seibu, Pacific Place, tel: 2971 3333). Or get a little funky, Betsey Johnson style, with her shaggy, short jacket in mixed, mauve/brown tones ($2,930; Seibu). For the ice princess or apres-ski sex kitten look, check out the little jacket by Marc Jacobs ($4,595; Pacific Place, tel: 2918 0208). You could go mysterious with Miss Sixty's black jacket ($1,990; Seibu). Be sure your fellow activists know it's not real. Wear it with slim jeans so you don't look like a blimp or a lost bear.
Namedropper
My name cards usually get crushed and grubby in my pocket/bag/wallet. Where can I buy a stylish name-card holder?
Networker, Aberdeen
The Dictator: Which means your pocket, bags and wallet are all grubby? Perhaps you should address your hygiene issues first. Although marketed to men, the sleek Tiffany Steamerica card case in sterling silver would look good in women's hands, too ($1,650; The Landmark, Central, tel: 2845 9853). If you like matching accoutrements, you can pick up a pen, cuff-links, money clip, key-ring, shoe-horn and more from the same range. It appears only men are thought to carry name cards at Lane Crawford, too (Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, tel: 2118 3668), whose gender-specific counter displays a wild blue fish skin and purple metallic leather card holder by Zouki Douk ($750), and classic crocodile cases in light or dark brown by Le Croc ($650).
Shoe god
I have noticed a lot of celebrities like Kate Hudson have been wearing Ugg boots. Where can I buy them or similarly slouchy flat boots?
Toe Tapper, Repulse Bay