Hong Kong Men’s Fashion: As with many aspects of life in Hong Kong a lot has happened that has drastically altered the way that the former British colony is perceived around the world. Men’s fashion has moved very much into the mainstream with its own internationally recognised designers such as Andrew Wong producing first class garments for the international market.
 

HK now has its own fashion scene and gatherings and produces some internationally recognised labels such as Serush with its street inspired selection of designer T-shirts and exotic jeans.

MyFashion a very ethnic selection inspired by Shibuya and Tokyo styles. Mafia People a casual chic collection of office and play menswear, and Green Banana which has a heavy emphasis on urban street avant-garde clothing for discerning young fashion followers.

The clothing is in a recognisable international concept but with an Asian edge that sets it apart from its European and American counterparts. The clothes have an unmistakable eastern feel that sets them apart from the western fashion herd.

HK men’s fashion has come of age with surprising and provocative results aimed at not following the international fashion scene but creating its very own distinctive style. Hong Kong now dictates its own men’s fashion trends without waiting for its European counterparts to give it an approving nod.

Women’s Fashion in Hong Kong: Hong Kong comes alive in July when the fashion week rolls into town to its other sites around the world such as Milan, London and New York. But Hong Kong is no longer the poor relation of fashion hotspots better known, it is the women's fashion true entity in its own right.

Hong Kong is a city that emerged from one of the major centers of Asian business culture and tourism, and women's fashions reflect the atmosphere of urban village. It is a place that produces its own intimate group of designers adventurous and outgoing. The city has well-known Asian designers such as Walter Ma, Laurence Lau and Peter Tang.
It is also inspiring a new generation flagship that looks to the west for inspiration, but live by their own rules of fashion. With designers have sparkling new lady fashion houses and retailers who have grown to meet the needs of designers and the public to link them together and spread the word on fashion HK.

There are now many well-respected fashion boutiques generate their own buzz in the mode of Hong Kong women. Maypin offers such as young casual with an edge much of Asia. SCOPE is a casual but innovative T-shirt and bag designer with his own style.
Celli has a slightly more formal approach with appropriate clothing for a younger crowd the office or a relaxed evening. Whatever women's fashion needs of the word is that Hong Kong can certainly provide style, elegance and price.