Lane Crawford launches NikeSKIMS in Hong Kong

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If you’ve been pining after NikeSKIMS since its first campaign blew up the internet, then we have good news to share. Thanks to Lane Crawford, the collaborative line will now be available in Hong Kong from today—exclusively at the department store’s Harbour City location. As seen on Hong Kong Nike Athlete Stephanie Au and other global elite athletes like American snowboarder Chloe Kim, the NikeSKIMS Fall ‘26 Edit 01 spotlights a range of everyday essentials designed with peak performance in mind.

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The collection debuts a Performance Cotton Blend that marries uber soft comfort with Nike Dri-FIT technology, as well as new Satin Shine and Studio Stretch silhouettes sculpted to fit the body like second skin. Besides apparel, a range of footwear (yes, the tabi-toed Rifts) and accessories also bring endless styling options to the fore. 

Available exclusively at Lane Crawford Harbour City, Hong Kong

Barbour Re-Loved debuts in Hong Kong

What’s better than a new Barbour jacket? One that’s been well-worn, well-loved, and functions all the same. The brand is bringing 14 one-of-a-kind designs from its Barbour Re-Loved collection to Hong Kong for the first time, allowing customers to experience what it truly means for clothing to last a lifetime. Barbour Re-Loved was first introduced in 2019, giving the brand’s signature wax jackets a new lease of life by having Barbour artisans upcycle or recycle returned pieces. They are cleaned, repaired, re-waxed by hand and reimagined with new details—think contrasting patches and Re-Loved studs—before hitting the market in search of a new home and more adventures.

When: September 22 to October 12, 2026
Where: Shop 122, Level 1, Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Admiralty

LANG x Taboocha Hot Girl Therapy Pop-up

Hot Girls go to therapy! For some that’s a bi-weekly visit to a shrink or the shops, for others, it looks more like a cathartic hobby shared with friends. Whatever therapy may look like, one thing remains the same: it’s a safe space to heal. LANG and Hong Kong-based kombucha brand Taboocha know this best, as the two have joined forces for a “Hot Girl Therapy” pop-up designed to bring all the baddies together. Over the course of the next month, the pop-up will host a variety of workshops including botanical foraging and printing, mystery film screenings, a sexual wellness discussion, and miso making with a fermenting master. A limited edition tee created with Hong Kong designer Lau Hei will also be available at the pop-up alongside a new Taboocha flavour exclusive to the event. Get healing, girls!

When: September 19 to October 15, 2026
Where: G/F, 54 Sai Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong

Levi’s x ROSÉ collaboration hits Hong Kong 

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Levi’s® continues its collaboration with Blackpink’s ROSÉ! The latest collection features the slim zip‑up trucker jacket and loose boot jean, each available in two washes and adorned with a back patch in Rosé’s handwriting. With the pop star being Levi’s® ‘original girl’, individuality is at the forefront of this collection, and customisation possibilities are endless—think “number one girl,” the opening track of her album rosie, and “11,” her birthday, as customisation options.

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New accessories include a denim star keychain with tonal embroidery, plus playful pins and zipper charms related to Rosé. From September 16-22, the collection will be shown at Levi’s® Harbour City and Times Square stores for customers to try on and place pre-orders. On September 30, a pop-up store will be unveiled at Leighton Centre, Causeway Bay, where the collection will officially be available starting October 1. 

When: September 30, 2026
Where: Leighton Centre, Causeway Bay

A. Society expands RAW series

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A. Society’s RAW series encapsulates what the independent eyewear brand is all about: expert craftsmanship and bold attitudes. Following explorations of raw titanium and acetate, the brand now revisits its signature material with six new striking silhouettes that capture the singular urban landscape of Hong Kong. The lineup spans a variety of shapes and colourways, ranging from classic square or cat-eyed frames in black or tortoiseshell, to edgy oval or rectangular pairs rendered in smoky greys and shifting browns. IVY, HARLOW, and FOX showcase a modern, matte texture that highlights the raw, organic grain of acetate, while EIDAN, GREY, and the more feminine DANE debut a new dual-finish treatment that fuses a sophisticated polished surface with the naturally translucent look of acetate. 

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Qipology Fall/Winter 2026 collection arrives 

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Florals are for Fall too—Qipology’s latest collection draws inspiration from the Chinese blessing of “flourishing splendour”. Floral embroidery adorns a modernised tang jacket and sequinned fringe top with a mandarin collar in understated elegance. The traditional qipao silhouette—snugly fitted to the body—is reimagined into babydoll, A-line, and oversized shapes, which can be seamlessly integrated into one’s daily wardrobe. For those still in a ‘very Chinese time of your life’, Qipology exemplifies how a modern-day ‘oriental’ wardrobe can be elegant and elevated. 

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