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SCMP Reporter

Tips & addresses 
Princess2
 This shop designs and makes its own clothes and accessories.  Created for young, proudly trendy women, the brand is fashionable,  easy to wear and comfortable.  
Look for details like tribal patterns - they are what makes the brand so appealing. The sales staff offer advice  and show customers how to mix and match.  
 Price range: HK$300-HK$700
 Shop 127, 1/F, Island Beverly, No 1 Great George St, Causeway Bay, 2882 1815
 Fineman 
This great store designs fashionable gear just for guys.  Cool and stylish, Fineman offers a  variety and creativity that's often missing  from menswear.
 Price range: HK$150-HK$499 
 G/F, 123 & 123A Wan Chai Road, Wan Chai,  2573 1984
Hip & hot 
Ankle booties
 Why? Feminine yet powerful, ankle booties are the perfect way to update any wardrobe.  Slip  a pair on to  channel  Amelia Earhart.  
How? With a pair of skinny jeans and a  super-girly blouse for a casual,  feminine look; with a vibrant,  elaborate blouse for a quirky, upbeat take on the style;  or with lace leggings and a leather jacket if you want to be edgy. Visit the yp.scmp.com blog  for images of the different  looks.
Where?  The cute boots  are all the rage this season, so that means you can find them everywhere, from Steve Madden (Shop 522-23) at Times Square to Aldo (Shop 1052B) at IFC Mall, and loads of little local boutiques.  
Interview 
Natalie Chui, 14, Renaissance College
 My style is ... edgy and urban. I try to show  reflect the fact I'm young and fashionable through my style. What I wear depends on my mood and where I'm going, but I always try to include something interesting like a bright jacket or a sophisticated necklace.
 I am ... funny, outgoing and creative. I like to wear clothes with details that will catch  people's attention and show that I'm original. 
 I am wearing ... a Helmut Lang blazer, Marc Jacobs top, Abercrombie and Fitch shorts and vintage boots. My bag is from Marc by Marc Jacobs. My gold bracelet is from H&M and my black one is from Sha Tin.
The story behind ... my boots. They were my mother's. She used to wear them all the time during winter. She gave them to me as they fit me now.  They are actually older than  I am!
Shhh! Let me tell you a secret ... break out of your comfort zone! Never stick to the same look. Try on things you wouldn't normally wear. Who knows, you might actually be surprised at how great you look. 
 My favourite designers are ... Marc Jacobs, Alexander McQueen and Jean Paul Gaultier. They're not afraid to take risks,  producing clothes that look like works of art. Marc Jacobs likes to use bright colours and his whimsical style makes him one of my favourites. I like Alexander McQueen because his tailoring and use of textures are impeccable. Finally, Jean Paul Gaultier is the fashion world's 'bad boy': he loves to  mix things up.
I would like to look like ... Kate Moss. She's a trendsetter and she's cool.  Her style is unique and defines her personality. I like the way she  matches different clothes  to create something that's her own. 
 I shop at ... H&M, little stores  along Granville Road and Argyle Centre in Mong Kok.



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