◆◆ Central (Hong Kong Island) ◆◆

Central is the commercial and economic center of Hong Kong. The HSBC Bank, which has won many architectural design awards, and the uniquely designed Bank of China Building are here. The most eye-catching landmarks, famous brand boutiques and large department stores, present a graceful and luxurious temperament.

◇ Landmark ◇

From the ground to the 3rd floor, super famous brands from Europe and the United States, including Gucci, Versace, Prada, LV... and other elegant fashion styles, or Versus, O.Z.O.C, D&G ... and other youth brands, the basement also has relatively popular Esprit, U2 and other new products.

Location: Queen's Road Central, Central (Central MTR Station)

◇ Pedder Street, Central◇

＊ A modern version of old Shanghai, creating a sense of With the contradictory qualities of modernity and nostalgia, in the wave of China fever, "Shanghai Beach" has hand-made and extraordinary cheongsams, daily necessities full of Chinese style, and antique furniture... Travelers who love oriental flavor should not miss it !

＊ Label Plus

The brands for sale include: Moschino, byblos... Located in Room 304, Pedder Building.

＊Morgan

This discount store located in Pedder's Store in Central sells last season products and even new products for a long time.

Location: Pedder Street, Central (Central MTR Station Exit D1)

◇ Prince's Building◇

Facing Statue Square, basement 1st floor to 4th floor It is a shopping mall’s famous brand street. The famous brands here complement the Landmark, forming a shopping paradise in Central. Especially the famous brands on the ground floor such as Chanel, Cartier... and other top brands, and even socialites and celebrities. A haunt for the upstarts!

Location: Chater Road, Central (Central MTR Station)

◇ Jiaxuan Plaza◇

The "Hayi people" who love Italian famous brands come to Jiaxuan The square will definitely be happy to miss Shu! Because almost all Italian design brands are here! The huge clock on the main entrance is the symbol of Jiaxuan Plaza. There is a pedestrian bridge on the second floor connecting to Landmark Plaza and Prince's Building. Even if it rains, you don't have to worry about getting wet!

Location: Queen's Road Central, Central (Central MTR Station)

◇ New World Building◇

There is a JOYCE boutique that specializes in representing world-famous fashion brands, inside You can find brands that have attracted much attention in recent years, such as Issey Miyake, John Galliano, Voyage, Martine Sitbon, etc. The women's cosmetics and home products are also diversified, making it a must-visit for famous brand pilgrims. In addition, the stores of famous local designers Walter Ma, Vivienne Tam and

Benjamin Lau also have many surprising works.

◇ Lane Crawford Department Store ◇

Lane Crawford Department Store, which takes the high-end boutique route, has 4 branches in Hong Kong. It is a classic one located in Queen's Road Central. The gorgeous golden main hall displays fashionable elegance, mature and elegant designer styles, lively and stylish young brands, and even imported high-end furniture, attracting Hong Kong's upper class.

Location: Queen's Road, Central, near the intersection of Li Yuen West Street (about a 10-minute walk from Central MTR station)

* Lane Crawford operates a long-term discount store. Lane Crawford discount stores are located in Tsim Sha Tsui (mainly adult shoes) and Diamond Hill in Kowloon (fashion and children's clothing).

◆◆ Admiralty (Hong Kong Island) ◆◆

◇ Pacific Place◇

Some people say that if you want to capture all the consumption of Hong Kong people’s food, drink, entertainment and life in one go mode, then, just go to Pacific Place! Seibu Department Store is located on the 1st and 2nd floors, including Lane Crawford, which has a large collection of boutiques. The food court on the ground floor is uniquely leisurely and elegant. From here, you can also connect to the shopping area - Admiralty Gallery.

Food, drink and entertainment are all available!

Location: 88 Queensway (Exit C1 or F of Admiralty MTR Station)

◆◆ Causeway Bay◆◆

Has the largest park in Hong Kong --- --Victoria Park, and Happy Valley Racecourse, a favorite among horse fans. Causeway Bay is like a bustling city that never sleeps. The shopping opening hours here are always the latest in Hong Kong. In addition to Times Square, Lee Gardens, and many Japanese department stores, the popular open-air market - Jardine's Place, As well as the avant-garde fashionable clothing and interesting gadgets that young people love, Kimberly, Paterson Street, Si Tung Street, Russell Street, etc. have also formed a new fashion business district, and the trend is in full swing. DKNY,b Youthful clothing such as +ab, Tsumori Chisato, Gomme, etc. teach people to love them without hesitation. Causeway Bay has further become a fashionable shopping base.

◇ Times Square ◇

Times Square is the landmark of Causeway Bay. The big clock and TV at the door are also a gathering place for Hong Kong people to meet and gather. The shopping facilities and parking lots in the square occupy a total of 16 floors, and there are more than 300 stores, which can really make shopping enthusiasts go weak in the knees! When you are tired of shopping, you may want to go to the "Shitongtian" on the 10th to 13th floors, where you can find all kinds of delicious food!

Location: Above Causeway Bay MTR Station

◇Lee Garden◇

The 7-storey building houses about 40 top boutiques, including: LV, HERMES, Bally, Prada, Chloe, Cartier, Chanel, CD..., as well as luxury home decoration brands such as: Wedgwood, Swarovski, etc. It is characterized by a wide range of goods and high style. There are also many high-end restaurants, which are also exquisite and elegant.

Location: 33 Hysan Road (Causeway Bay MTR Station)

◇Marks & Spencer◇

Marks & Spencer is located at 3 Times Square Go to the 4th floor. This traditional department store from the UK is most popular among Hong Kong people for its large-size clothing and underwear.

* Marks & Spencer's discounted items are stored in the special sale section of the store, which sells lightly damaged men's and women's fashion, children's clothing and leather shoes at a 30% discount.

◇ Other Japanese department stores ◇

SOGO and Mitsukoshi, located on Hennessy Road, have popular comprehensive flavors and often have discount promotions.

Transportation: Exit D3 of Causeway Bay MTR Station

Seibu Department Store, which occupies the Royal Fort in the heart of Causeway Bay retail district, is famous for its 6,000 square feet of fine furniture and toy design.

Transportation: Exit E of Causeway Bay MTR Station

◇ Shuangmei Mark Cosmetics Old Store◇

Kwong Sang Hong, founded in the late 19th century, can be called Hong Kong’s A pioneer of authentic cosmetics brands, the skin care products with the trademark "Twin Sisters Mark" are the most classic. The retro-flavored toilet water and the stationery gifts with the flavor of old Hong Kong are very popular among nostalgic people. The shop assistant wearing a cheongsam , implement the store style, if you want to buy some "different" souvenirs or gifts, players recommend you to visit here!

Location: Shop 2, G/F, Causeway Bay Area, George Street, Keli, Causeway Bay (Exit A of Causeway Bay MTR Station)

◇ Kimberly Shopping Center◇

Depends on the local area For the masterpieces of the new generation of designers, you have to visit the Kimberley Shopping Center in Causeway Bay. There are more than a hundred unique shops, which are a strong exhibition and sales place for Hong Kong fashion designers. They also have imported goods from Europe and Japan. Many shops specializing in second-hand clothes from the 1960s and 1970s are quite hippie-style and know their way around fashion. Seekers like to come here to find rare items with unique styles and limited quantities.

Location: 1 George Street, Keeley (next to SOGO Department Store, Exit D3 of Causeway Bay MTR Station)

◆◆Tsim Sha Tsui (Kowloon) Tsim Sha Tsui◆◆

Standing on the crowded Nathan Road and Canton Road, it must be hard for you to imagine that in the 1860s, Tsim Sha Tsui was literally a stretch of sand! Today, it has become a prosperous shopping and leisure area in Hong Kong. There are Harbor City, China Hong Kong City and Sun Plaza on Canton Road; Parkside Shopping Avenue and Joyce Boutique along Nathan Road; Outlet City and New World Center on Salisbury Road. ...Wait, the essence is all in it!

◇Harbor City◇

Harbor City, which has as many as 700 stores, is the largest shopping mall in Hong Kong. It consists of Ocean Terminal, Ocean Center, hotel merchants, Gateway Building It is composed of the Ocean Corridor and Newport Center, with a pedestrian bridge connecting Newport Center and nearby shopping malls. The famous Lane Crawford department store and Toys R Us also have branches here.

Location: Canton Road (Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station)

◇Parkside Shopping Avenue◇

The 200-meter-long shopping avenue on Nathan Road is the most popular shopping avenue in the world. This is an essential shopping area where many women linger. Mid-priced brands are gathered here, and ordinary office workers can shop boldly. The business hours of some stores are even extended to after midnight. You can imagine how popular this place is. People who love shopping must not miss it. !

Location: 181 Nathan Road (Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station)

◇Outlet Mall◇

It is located between the Space Museum and the InterContinental Hotel Hong Kong. Hong Kong's first large-scale underground shopping mall, with more than 60 shops focusing on fashion, boutiques, and gifts. The entrance features a wavy glass canopy, which is full of modernity.

Location: Salisbury Road (Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station)

◆◆OL’s choice◆◆

The pink and white-collar couple won the lottery in Hong Kong! Popular local fashion brands are attractive in terms of quality and design, making it a great opportunity to purchase clothing. Mid-price casual clothing options include: G2000, U2, Bossini, Color 18, Esprit, Cozzi, Mexx. Elegant choices include: Toppy, Episode, Jessica, Crocodile; indispensable, there are also the famous high-end department store Lane Crawford, British-style Marks & Spencer, quality-guaranteed Duty Free Shoppers and major specialty stores. In the current recession, many chain fashion stores are cutting prices, often offering discounts of 20% to 30% off.

◆◆Mong Kok and Yau Ma Tei◆◆

◇Hong Kong fashion center◇

Mong Kok and Yau Ma Tei are areas with extremely high flow of people in Hong Kong, and the lanes retain the Hong Kong style With the lively lifestyle, the night markets at Temple Street and Ladies Street become more and more exciting as the nights go by. Goldfish Street, Bird Garden and Flower Market are always busy with buyers. The shopping mall here is not large in scale, but it is full of young people’s vivid personalities. If you have an innocent heart, you may wish to visit!

The fashion trends of young people in Hong Kong mainly follow Japan, and Mong Kok is the center of fashionable clothing for young people. Emerging shopping hotspots such as Mongkok Center (the most popular Japanese clothing for young girls), Xianda Plaza, Fashion District, Chic Castle, etc. The malls are full of CDs, comic books, posters, magazines, and first-run models that are most popular among young people. All are filled with youthful atmosphere.

Korean fashion, which has become popular in recent years, has also appeared in large numbers in shopping malls around Mong Kok. The price is slightly more expensive than local and mainland products, but much cheaper than Japanese products, and the styles and trends are not inferior to those of Japan at all!

◇Bailey Shopping Center◇

Bailey Shopping Center or Kimberley Road in Tsim Sha Tsui. Among them, you can see local creative designs and accurately capture the pulse of trends.

Modern and fashionable clothing and accessories, many of which are bold and avant-garde, are unique. If you don’t like matching clothes with others, come here to hunt for treasures!

Location: 89-105 Chatham Road (Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station)

◇Lessie Arcade◇

Leeshe Arcade is another place to find avant-garde clothing Each store is only 3 or 4 square feet in size, but it showcases the owner’s unique product selection skills and is known as the “Hong Kong Little Thousand Years”! If you like stylish design concepts, you might as well come here to find creative matching styles.

Location: The entrance to the shopping mall is at Kai Lan Circuit, Heng Lane, Tsim Sha Tsui. The location is quite hidden.

◇ Granville Road◇

This small street connecting Tsim Sha Tsui East and Nathan Road is lined with fashionable girls' clothing stores and export shops, sometimes selling for tens of Hong Kong dollars. You can buy clothes and accessories of good quality and style, and occasionally you can come across the tails or samples of famous brands. The nearby cosmetics stores such as Sasa and Rainbow are a suitable place for shopping, and beautiful girls can stop by!

◇New Century Plaza◇

Standing above Mong Kok Railway Station, it is currently the largest shopping mall in Central Kowloon, with nearly 200 shops, boutiques and food galleries. The musical fountain in the square is directed by the first sound-making robot in Hong Kong, which is full of gimmicks! When you come to this area, you must not miss this place!

Location: Mong Kok Railway Station

◇Sino Center◇

Chasing the subculture of young people, Sino Center can be regarded as the big brother of this type of shopping mall. It is an extraordinary figure. Models, Japanese high-quality products, second-hand videos, best-selling comics, movie posters...etc., the 5-story shopping mall floor is full of young and new forces!

◇Xianda Plaza◇

Another "Hong Kong Xiaowannian"! More than a hundred small shops are gathered in the three-story building, including mobile phone stores, Japanese cosmetics stores, Japanese cartoon boutiques, stamp agencies, CD stores...the most fashionable gadgets and boutiques in the city are all here. .

◇Trendy Zone◇

It is also a similar mall for young people.

The three floors specialize in trendy products. I just bought a cute mickey from here!

Location: The above businesses are all near Mongkok MTR Station.

◆◆Kowloon City Plaza◆◆

Esprit and Ice Fire, the fashion darlings of young people, both have sales outlets in Kowloon City Plaza. Esprit Outlet, located at LG12 of the Plaza, sells men's and women's casual clothes, leather shoes and handbags at prices as low as 20% off. As for the Ice Fire Outlet Shop, it is located at UG1-3 of the plaza. It brings together various young and new fashion brands, such as Bobson, Champion, Salty dog ??and Scene. Some products are as low as 100% off, which is really irresistible.

◆◆Famous Brand Warehouse Outlet◆◆

Who said that spending money is expensive? In fact, as long as you know the ropes, there are many outlet brand warehouses and celebrity second-hand clothing stores in Hong Kong that sell brand-name clothes at low prices. Or you can invite friends and go to the clothing wholesale areas and open-air markets to pick up bargains and new treasures. You will find that , the price is unbelievably cheap if you shop around in Hong Kong, and it can also earn you rare travel fun!

◇Ap Lei Chau Haiyi Industrial Center◇

The Ap Lei Chau Bridge across Aberdeen Bay is the symbol of Ap Lei Chau Island.

The Haiyi Industrial Center located on Lee Wing Street covers an area of ??more than 200,000 square feet and provides wholesale, export and retail services. Products include antiques, crafts, furniture, decorations, and endless choices such as fashion jewelry. You can spend a full day here.

The Joyce Warehouse on the 21st floor of Haiyi Industrial Center has a store area of ??more than 10,000 square feet. Definitely the first stop on a shopping trip. He sells dozens of famous brands from various countries such as Anna Sui, Giorgio Armani, Viviennne Westwood Zucca, Yohji Yamamoto, Comme des Gar?ons, etc., with prices ranging from 30% to 30% off. Most of them are out of season items, but they are not bad either.

Note: Joyce Warehouse is closed on Mondays.

Jeans and casual clothes are half off at Replay on the seventh floor. Vincent Sum Collections on the ninth floor offers a large selection of handicrafts; as for furniture and antiques, you can go to Pacific Century (also known as Shambala).

As for the Space of South Horizons Plaza in South Horizons Peninsula, they often sell Gucci, Miu Miu and Prada fashion jewelry at reduced prices.

◆ ◆Other Warehouses◆◆

◇Dickson Warehouse◇

1. Shop No. 113-114, 1/F, Tsing Yi City

2. Shop No. 8, G/F, Metropolis Mall, North Point, Hong Kong