What do teenagers want for Christmas? We asked them what’s on their wishlist this holiday season and curated a guide to make Christmas shopping easier this year
Here are 5 of the best presents to ask for if you like to keep things old-school
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Pick up a pair at Dr Martens Hong Kong (Shop 507 Hysan Place) or here.
Film camera
Point and shoot film cameras are such a satisfying way to capture memories, and most of the modern versions have autofocus and an automatic film-winding function, too, making the whole process easy.
Photo: Joanne MaBrands like Pentax, Rollei and Canon are relatively affordable, or you can find secondhand models in Sham Shui Po or from the Showa store in Causeway Bay and Mong Kok – find it here.
Around HK$300-HK$3,000
Roller skates
Forget blades, old-school skates are making a comeback, and getting a good pair will guarantee a fun new way to pass time.
Seeing as you’re likely to be stuck at home, or exercising alone a lot more, it’s a perfect time to pick up a new hobby. Who knows, maybe you’ll be the next Oumi Janta ...
For the lover of vintage things in a modern world, a Bluetooth mechanical typewriter keyboard is the perfect crossover. Step back in time and enjoy typing like it used to sound.They’re beautifully made, and the keys are oh-so-satisfying when typing up an essay.
Amalissa joined Young Post in 2020 as the Junior Reporter Manager. She has an interest in lifestyle, culture and fashion and assists young people in their pursuit of journalism.