A new sports-driven collection from Gucci will be launched this month that will celebrate the athletes in this year’s Olympics (oh, yes, expect many of those from now on!)
There are 8 items in total for this collection, the standout one being the I-Gucci watch as it’s Gucci’s first ever digital timepiece.
The other pieces which are all EXCLUSIVE to Hong Kong and China Gucci stores only, are the bicycle, Mah Jong set, a soft leather panda. the 2 pieces of luggage shown above, sports shoes for men and women and a necklace inspired by military tags in silver to remind you that you need to look stylish on the battlefield of luxury??!
Another list to sales for this weekend’s shopping.
In addition to last week’s list of sales, here is what you can look forward to this weekend as we run up to the final 12 days till Christmas:
Gucci: The Landmark, Pacific Place, Lee Gardens Two, Sogo, Times Square.
Robert Cavalli: Alexandra House, Pacific Place, IFC Mall Kenzo: IFC Mall, Sogo Causeway Bay, Gateway Arcade, Harbour City, The Swank at Alexandra House, Pacific Place, Ocean Centre, Harbour City.
Marc by Marc Jacobs: The Landmark, Pacific Place, The Gateway, Festival Walk, Sogo Causeway Bay, Lane Crawford, IFC, Times Square, Canton Road
TSE: Warehouse sale at 10/F Soundwill Plaza, 38 Russell Street, Causeway Bay.
Semi-unrelated video: Thought we’d share this David Lynch directed Gucci by Gucci TV commercial. Yes, the same David Lynch that directed Blue Velvet and Mulholland Drive:
The LA Times picks the best shopping outlets in Hong Kong.
It’s always neat to read other cities reviews of Hong Kong. The LA Times tells us where the A-List tourist traps – ahem – people shop in Hong Kong:
Nearly a decade has elapsed since the British handover of Hong Kong to China. The territory, an East-West trading center since the mid-19th century, prospered during Britain’s 156-year rule. There was apprehension it would regress when the Chinese took over.