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Kylie Knott

Canada-born Hong Kong celebrity Edison Chen wears many hats, from actor and rapper to singer-songwriter and producer.
Chen is also behind streetwear label Clot, which has collaborated with Nike, Rimowa, Sacai and other top brands since Chen established it in 2003.
This week Clot dropped another collaboration, this one with denim giant Levi’s. The “Black Soul” capsule comprises three pieces in black denim.
Read more about this collaboration and other shopping news below.
1. Levi’s x Clot joint series
Clot has partnered with Levi’s for a new collection that combines street elements with classic denim aesthetics.
The all-black three-piece collection – available at Levi’s branches at Harbour City in Tsim Sha Tsui, and Langham Place in Mong Kok – features a version of Levi’s Unionrail 501 jeans (HK$2,299).
We love the hoodie (HK$1,199) and padded Western shirt (HK$1,899), both featuring a classic Chinese button design that perfectly embodies the brand’s mission to bridge Eastern and Western culture.
Shop 2518-2519, Harbour City, 3-27 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui. Tel: 2110 3160; Level 6 Shop 13-16, Langham Place, 8 Argyle Street, Mong Kok. Tel: 2625 1573
2. Roger Vivier launches Viv’ Up sneaker
Roger Vivier has released a new Viv’ Up sneaker with a retro-futuristic aesthetic reminiscent of 1960s space design.
The Viv’ Up sneaker is available in three colours – white, silver and pink – and in two variations: one with the French house’s iconic crystal-encrusted buckle, and a buckle-free version featuring added padding across its band.
Available at Roger Vivier outlets citywide
3. Jellycat at Lane Crawford
The much-loved British soft toy company Jellycat has landed at luxury department store Lane Crawford.












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Fans can choose from more than 300 designs including hearts, rabbits, birds and snowmen, alongside food-themed plush toys presented within a playful pop-up.
Jellycat items are now available at Lane Crawford’s Times Square store in Causeway Bay, and online. There will also be a pop-up at Times Square selling the soft toys from November 28.
Shop 211 – 212, Times Square, 1 Matheson Street, Causeway Bay. Tel: 2118 2288
4. Gemstone collection by Dolce & Gabbana
Dolce & Gabbana has released a jewels collection featuring an eyeshadow palette (HK$460) with four shades – one soft matte, two metallics and one duo shimmer.

The palette is encased in a jewel-inspired compact with a dual-ended brush.
The gemstone collection also features limited-edition lipsticks (HK$400) in four shades (Ruby Blush, Amethyst Rose, Sapphire Rust and Emerald Scarletto) as well as a lip balm.
Harbour City, 3-27 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui.
5. Conrad’s Christmas fair
As the holiday season draws near, gift shopping is on many Hongkongers’ to-do lists, and the annual Christmas Lifestyle and Gift Fair at the Conrad Hong Kong, in Admiralty, is the perfect spot to stock up.












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Taking place in the hotel’s grand ballroom on November 18, the fair features 150 vendors from Hong Kong and elsewhere, selling items from quirky jewellery and fashion to gourmet food, homeware and children’s gifts
Conrad Hong Kong, Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Admiralty.
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Look out for Jellycat toys at its new shop, clothes from the Levi’s x Clot joint series, presents from a Christmas fair, and more


Look out for Jellycat toys at its new shop, clothes from the Levi’s x Clot joint series, presents from a Christmas fair, and more.
