Tag: Festival Walk

  • Ferrari Store Junior flagship for Asia

    Ferrari Store Junior flagship for Asia

    Greater China has its first Ferrari Store Junior, at theFestival Walk shopping mall in Hong Kong.

    This flagshop store not only offers a range of children’s apparel and lifestyle accessories, but also features the Atelier custom-made studio where children can create clothing that matches their tastes.

    Ferrari Store Junior has been launched by Berlinetta (Asia), a subsidiary of Nicholas & Bears.

    A variety of toys and accessories are also available at the store, such as bicycles, ride-on cars and remote-control cars.

     

    Atelier offers a choice of fabrics and accessories such as metal plates, buttons and rivets for the made-to-order clothing.

    A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the store was hosted by Nicholas & Bears executive chairman Joey Tong, and a fashion collection was showcased by four child models.

    Ferrari-Junior-Collection-Hong-Kong-300x197Ferrari Junior Collection Hong Kong 1

    Ferrari Store Junior has also opened in Kuala Lumpur, with more to follow in such cities as Beijing, Hangzhou, Macau, Nanjing, Seoul, Shanghai, Taipei and Tokyo.

  • ST by Olcay Gulsen Hong Kong opens

    ST by Olcay Gulsen Hong Kong opens

    Dutch fashion brand ST by Olcay Gulsen has made its debut in Hong Kong.

    ST by Olcay Gulsen Hong Kong opened a pop up store to raise brand awareness at Level 1 of Pacific Place on August 31, a prelude to the opening of its first standalone store in the territory, which will open on the lower ground level of Festival Walk at the end of this month.

    ST by Olcay Gulsen was created by designer Olcay Gulsen whose vision was a label offering “affordable luxury clothes” that were keeping up to date with fast fashion trends.

    In just 11 years, Gulsen has developed a significant reputation, not just at home but internationally.

    ST is short for ‘SuperTrash’, her original brand shortened to ST for various ranges including STenim and ST. Girls. The SuperTrash brand specialises in dresses, tops and pants. Her creations are sold in more than 2000 stores worldwide.

    Hong Kong fashion blog Butterboom.com was impressed by the offer in the pop up store.

    “We spotted quite a few dramatic sexy dresses from their fall collection and some great long jacket in teal that we would like in our wardrobe so we are hopeful this brand will make it to fashionista’s list of must-visit shopping stops.”