Top 10 Up-Market Malls and Boutiques
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1. The Landmark Centre
It’s impossible to miss this smart, modern mall, with its conspicuous consumables from the likes of Chanel, Dior, Zegna, Versace, Prada, Vuitton, Bulgari and Tiffany.
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2. Seibu
Four floors of designer clothes, cosmetics, gifts, household items and food.
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3. Lane Crawford
Upmarket clothing, with concessions from most big Western designer brands, houseware, beauty products, glass and porcelain ranging from the exotic to the naff.
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4. The Prince’s Building
Not as many top names as the next-door Landmark, but the bright, airy and less crowded Prince’s Building is worth a visit if big-name clothes and accessory designers are your thing.
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5. The Pedder Building
Not a top mall, but many shops offer clearance stocks of designer clothes at sharp mark-downs. Most specialise in women’s fashions.
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6. Gucci
This beautiful temple to the brand of Gucci is tended by elegant priestesses. It’s merely a question of whether you can afford to worship here.
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7. Dragon Culture
Antiques shop with pottery from most dynasties, bamboo carvings and snuff bottles.
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8. Fetish Fashion
Fun and fetish goods go together in this smart store dedicated to cross-dressers and leather lovers. Look out for the family of leather teddy bears.
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9. Shanghai Tang
Local entrepreneur David Tang is the brains behind this smart twist on traditional Chinese clothes and ornaments. Jackets and kitsch Mao watches are staples.
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10. David’s Shirts
Off-the-shelf and hand-made shirts are the speciality of this Hong Kong institution. Allow a couple of days for the handmade shirts.
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