Fashion
There Are Still Protesters Outside Dolce & Gabbana's Hong Kong BoutiqueAlex Rees New York Magazine 01/18/2012 | Beyonce designs t-shirt for Obama campaign The Hill 01/13/2012 |
 Earlier this month, security staff at Dolce & Gabbana's Hong Kong boutique reportedly barred Hong Kong natives from taking photos of the store — while not enforcing similar rules on tourists or (wealthy) mainland Chinese residents. Protests ensued, and are still continuing outside the store, thanks to a determined Facebook campaign. Over the weekend, smaller groups braved bad weather to chant and stomp around; they also stuck posters to the store's windows, which they then photographed. |  First, she danced up a storm last year in a music video for first lady Michelle Obama’s “Let’s Move!” initiative. Now, the “Best Thing I Never Had” singer is selling clothes she designed to raise money for President Obama’s re-election campaign. |
Dolce & Gabbana Photo Ban Sparks Protest in Hong Kong The Wall Street Journal 01/11/2012 | Hong Kong Fashion Week, World Boutique Open this MonthJoe Kainz HKTDC 01/05/2012 |
 People in Hong Kong went to the streets on Sunday, but unlike previous mass rallies in the city, this one wasn’t about politics or democracy. The cause: The right to take photos in front of luxury retailer Dolce & Gabbana. |  Some 1,900 exhibitors from 25 countries and regions will take part in the HKTDC Hong Kong Fashion Week for Fall/Winter, and HKTDC World Boutique, Hong Kong, 16-19 January, at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. |
Paris-based fashion retailer Rue Madame unveils third store in Hong Kong HKSAR Government 01/05/2012 | Window Shop the Risque Christmas Collection of Hong Kong's Fashion Superstore, From Alexander McQueen to the RowBelle Zhao ARTINFO 12/10/2011 |
 Paris-based fashion retailer Rue Madame on January 3 announced the opening of its third store in Hong Kong to capture growing opportunities in the city's fast-growing fashion market. |  There’s no need to go all angelic and shrink from big, bold style as we head into the Christmas party season — at least not if you live in Hong Kong. This winter, Hong Kong’s most stylish luxury retail store, Joyce (sort of to Hong Kong what Barneys is to New York), has commissioned five hot international designers to design an exclusive Christmas capsule collection for the store. The five, Alexander McQueen, Maison Michel, Thom Browne, the Row (the Olsen Twins' line), and Anthony Vaccarello, have reinterpreted their respective signature styles to create the ultimate party wardrobe for the Harbor City. |
See Fashion Visionaries exhibition at Hong Kong Heritage Museum LateRooms Ltd 12/10/2011 | Lagerfeld defends luxury in time of economic crisis Breitbart.com 12/08/2011 |
 Hong Kong visitors can learn more about the rich and innovative history of the local fashion scene at the Fashion Visionaries exhibition that is currently taking place in the region. |  Fashion legend Karl Lagerfeld on Tuesday came to the defence of luxury in a time of economic crisis, criticising ratings agencies and rejecting a climate of "general gloominess". |
Hong Kong canto-pop queen Joey Yung is the new face of Bossini's latest Toy Story collection TODAYonline 11/27/2011 | HONG KONG: Gap opens first flagship, eyes China growthLeonie Barrie just-style.com 11/27/2011 |
 Sure, we all have some Toy Story collectible somewhere in our homes, but the time couldn't be riper for the launch of Bossini's brand-new Toy Story collection. After all, Asia's only Toy Story Land opened its doors at Hong Kong Disneyland last Friday. |  US specialty clothing retailer Gap Inc today (25 November) opened its first flagship store in Hong Kong as part of ongoing plans to expand the international reach of its brands - and aims to triple its stores in the country by the end of its next financial year. |
Hong Kong Jobs in Hong Kong Sales Jobs in HK Administrative Jobs |
