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1 Former yoga instructor Tanya Boulton and fashion designer Karin Ulmander have joined forces to create yoga-inspired casual wear. Called Tanya-b, the line features comfortable, versatile pieces 'suited to a fast-paced city life'. Best-sellers include the tie-dye halter neck (HK$460) in three colour combinations. The top has ruched sides making it suitable for all shapes and sizes and a shelf bra for extra support. View the collection at www.tanya-b.com or visit the showroom at 9/F, Yee Hing Building, Causeway Bay (tel: 6448 7310).
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2 The T-Shirt Store has opened its first outlet in Hong Kong. The tees feature the Swedish company's custom designs and are made from certified ecological cotton. Choose from a line of colourful basics and printed tees. Standouts include the CMYK (pictured; HK$300) and the Ken Fujimoto-designed winter rose (HK$300), inspired by the work of Stephen Sprouse. New designs are expected to arrive each week. The T-Shirt Store is at 4/F, iSquare, 63 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui (tel: 2682 3687).

3 Fashion disasters can be a thing of the past thanks to a Fashion First Aid range of accessories that boost, conceal and support the body, allowing you to wear the most daring of outfits. Try the Boostits (HK$490) medical grade silicone bra inserts or the Underwhere? (HK$190) seamless boy shorts and thongs in black, nude and pink. Available at Lane Crawford, IFC Mall, Central, tel: 2118 3388.

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