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Shanghai Tang

Known for Chinese aesthetics and flourishes creatively reinterpreted for the modern shopper, homegrown luxury label Shanghai Tang is the epitome of Hong Kong chic. Its brand new flagship finally opened its doors earlier this year, after the brand was elbowed out of the much-loved art deco space on Pedder Street (see Abercrombie,below) that it had called home for 17 years.1 Duddell St., Central, 2525-7333.
 
The 9th Muse

Looking for accessories to pair with an outfit, or just a few knickknacks for the home? Look up, way up, to the 12th floor of Lyndhurst Tower, and The 9th Muse could be your answer. This open-plan boutique stocks scarves, earrings, handbags and shiny, dangly bracelets and necklaces from designers both local and far-flung.12/F, One Lyndhurst Tower, 1 Lyndhurst Terrace, Central, 2537-7598.
 
The Men’s Shop by Club Monaco

Club Monaco has taken the pop-up store concept and really run with it: their newest project, The Men’s Shop, is open from now through to June 2013 (prompting us to wonder if a shop can still rightly be called a pop-up if it’s already set to outlast some, er, actual shops). Besides Club Monaco’s own products, you’ll find a range of brands leaning strongly towards the (somewhat preppy) Americana: think chinos, plaid shirts, navy blazers, leather penny loafers and classic red bandanas..UG/F, Shop 4B, Bo Fung Mansion, 1-4 St. Francis Yard, Wan Chai, 2527-7030.
 
LAB Concept

No longer the forgettable walkway connecting Admiralty MTR station to Pacific Place, what used to be a hodgepodge of local stores on the first floor of Queensway Plaza has now been transformed into Lab Concept, which brings together a colorful and adventurous selection of women’s fashion, beauty and lifestyle brands from all over the world. In addition to stocking the latest brands, the self-styled “fashion playground” includes a beauty concierge, where you can drop by and get a quickie skincare and makeup consultation.Queensway Plaza, 93 Queensway, Admiralty, 2118-6008.
 
COS

Under the H&M Group and known to some as the Swedish brand’s sleeker older sister, COS (short for Collection Of Style) recently opened at a two-story location on Queen’s Road Central, after months of chatter and anticipation on fashion blogs throughout the city. Nothing at all like H&M’s casual threads, COS does classic pieces with a futuristic flourish—sutiable for the office, yet sophisticated enough to turn some heads on your way to work.G/F-1/F, 74 Queen’s Rd. Central, 3580-7938.
 
Abercrombie & Fitch

Abercrombie & Fitch (A&F) is an American retailer with around 300 stores in the US and 15 stores internationally in countries including Canada, UK, France, Japan, and Singapore. The newly opened Hong Kong flagship in the historic Pedder Building sells a whole range of iconic A&F fashion, including T-shirts and casual jeans.12 Pedder St., Central.
 
Kapok Tools

A fixture in the Hong Kong world of concept stores ever since the trend got on the up-and-up a few years ago, Kapok specializes in eclectic emerging brands from around the world, with a special focus on simple yet high quality and creative design. Well-known by hipster types since its establishment in 2006, the company added a third space to its little collective—Kapok Tools.Shop 101, 1/F, K11 Art Mall, 18 Hanoi Rd., Tsim Sha Tsui, 3122-4113.
 
Sandro

Established in the 80s by husband-and-wife team Evelyne and Ilan Chetrite, the Parisian brand is known for its feminine yet edgy style.Shop 3082A, 3/F, IFC Mall, 8 Finance St., Central, 2295-3308.
 
Le Bunny Bleu

Most of Le Bunny Bleu’s designs are fun, quirky spins on classic pieces, including flats, canvas slip-ons and sneakers.709, 7/F, Hysan Place, 500 Hennessy Rd., Causeway Bay, 2357-9912.
 
Eslite

Now diehard fans of Eslite—the Taiwanese chain bookstore famous for its much-beloved 24-hour branches—can get their literary fix right here.8-10/F, Hysan Place, 500 Leighton Rd., Causeway Bay, 3419-6788
 
Ika Butoni

Indonesian-born, Hong Kong-based fashion designer Ika Butoni exports her designs to 35 countries around the world.Shop 201, Mira Mall, 118 Nathan Rd., Tsim Sha Tsui, 2311-7238.
 
Double Standard Clothing

Double Standard Clothing brings two of product lines to the city: casual yet feminine DSC, and the more chic Sov.Shop 401, 4/F, Hysan Place, 500 Hennessy Rd., Causeway Bay, 2561-9318.
 
Uterque

With an initial focus on bold accessories, the brand has since embraced women’s apparel as well.Shop 1052B, 1/F, IFC Mall, 8 Finance St., Central, 3718-0215.
 
Timothy Oulton

The lifestyle brand offers handcrafted furniture and home accessories. Expect classic designs with a modern twist.G/F, 15 Gough St., Central, 2161-1742.
 
Vera Wang

Now, you can peruse the renowned designer’s pieces all in one place and maybe take one of her dresses home, at Vera Wang’s first local flagship store.39 Staunton St., Central, 2869-7002.
 


Top 15 New Stores in Hong Kong

Shop ‘til you drop at these new retail havens that opened in 2012.

Shanghai Tang

The 9th Muse

The Men’s Shop by Club Monaco

Top 15 New Stores in Hong Kong

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Shanghai Tang

The 9th Muse

The Men’s Shop by Club Monaco

Shop ‘til you drop at these new retail havens that opened in 2012.