Tuesday. 26 August. 2008. 9:28 am
Now you can order from the renowned boutique online.
It seems that more and more Hong Kong designers/retailers are going online. We’ve recently heard that Tabla have just launched their online store recently at www.tabla.hk. A bit of background about this exquisite little boutique located on the mezzanine floor of the Prince’s Building in Central, Hong Kong.
Following in the family retail tradition, Tania Mohan, the women behind the label started Tabla in 1999. Her design updates Indian style clothes rich in exotic embroidery and details with modern-day wearability. Her label is distributed internationally and worn by celebrities such as Kate Moss, Elizabeth Hurley and Jodie Kidd.
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Friday. 1 August. 2008. 9:29 am
Finding your fave celebs outfits is only a mouse-click away.
Remember that cute pink hat that Leona Lewis was wearing at some award show? Or that cool bag that Posh was wearing at some fundraiser? How about that neat pair of shoes that Kate Beckinsale wore while shopping in London?
MyCelebrityFashion.co.uk is a new website that lets users tag photos of celebrities with information on what they are wearing and then allowing you to be able to order those same shirts, skirts and bags online from around the world.
Save time from hunting around town trying to find Sarah Jessica Parker’s skirt and check out tons of options here.
Friday. 15 February. 2008. 9:12 am
Now you can have lingerie delivered to your door in Hong Kong.
Was your Valentine’s Day a bit “un-lusty?” Well make up for it now by visiting Hong Kong’s first online lingerie shop at VivaJilian.com now.
Lingerie, swimwear, sleepwear, bridal, maternity and even something for men, although everything is in US$ and looks to be focused at the overseas market you can still recommend to your friends if you’ve been to their store in Central.
Friday. 11 January. 2008. 9:38 am
It’s warm in Hong Kong, so its easy to think about Spring/Summer.
Celine has just informed us that their Spring/Summer catalogue is now online at their site: www.celine.com. So click on over and check out a great looking line-up as well as special runway photos but make sure you click on the “English” entry button as only that version has all the photos for some reason.
Thursday. 6 December. 2007. 10:13 am
E-Commerce in Hong Kong with free shipping.
New Balance has a great way for you to avoid all the other shoppers in Hong Kong during this time of year - buy their stuff online! And..wait for it, with free shipping - and its next day delivery, and its risk free, so you can just return them if you don’t like them or exchange them online or go to any of their stores too (only 4 outlets in HK though)! Shame on Nike, Adidas and Reebok for just having websites that only point you to their stores, we rather spend our time on the court or pretend we’re athletic at a bar than actually have to go into the stores.
Men’s and women’s shoes and clothing, as well as kids and accessories like bags, hats and socks. Zip on over to New Balance Web Express and check out the site in English and Chinese.
Monday. 29 January. 2007. 9:00 am
Yes Does it Again, but will it stick?
From e-commerce pioneer YesAsia is their new bi-lingual fashion e-commerce site YesStyle.com.
Choose from latest fashion from South Korea, Japan and Hong Kong for men and women for clothes, jewelery, shoes, bags and accessories and brands like Anna Sui, Chow Sang Sang, Escape, Ella-K, Kenzo and if you are a brand you can get in on the site as well.
YesAsia.com has survived all these years because they have been selling books, DVD’s and music CD’s to Hong Kong, Asia and overseas all in multiple languages. So it must be a sign of the strengthening Internet economy that after 8 years they decide to open a new storefront.
I think their strategy of marketing Asian products internationally is the right way to do it and something the TDC should look into more like Alibaba.com has done for the trade business. If you are looking to get your fashion product out to a bigger market then have a look at YesStyle.com - if not, you might find something you can’t find in the stores of Hong Kong.
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