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Issue: March 22, 2007 (Archive)

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Simply dee-licious Hong Kong label Dee is known for its cute little bags with a Chinese touch. And Ingot, its latest line in suede and leather, is no different. Available in summery tones of vibrant purple, sundown orange and lime green as well as the staple colors of brown and black, it is inspired by designer Desti Saint's love of Hong Kong and the mainland. Each handbag carries a brass ingot, an 8cm metal piece inscribed with the character for double happiness. Plain sailing Pacific Place has an interesting way of displaying the summer lines of the mall's tenants. A cruise-ship deck in the Garden Court provides a backdrop for items from Anteprima, Jean Paul Gaultier, max&Co, Sportmax and Loewe. Boulevard of dreams If you live and breathe fashion, then you better book a fortnight's leave starting from May 15 because Hongkong Land, which owns some of the swankiest malls in Central will be holding Boutique Boulevard: So Chic, So central. Workwear option Moaning about how you have nothing to wear to the office. Untitled, a trendy fashion label beloved by Japanese office ladies, has debuted in Hong Kong. Bag this first Inspired by the south coast of France, the playground of the rich and famous, FX Creations has introduced Cruise Line 09. Fit for a First Lady Next time you are in Shanghai, you must pay a visit to luxury accessories store Mary Ching. The Shanghai-based brand has attracted fans from all over the world, including France's stylish First Lady, Carla Bruni Sarkozy. Spicy glamour For a touch of true Bollywood style, check out Indian couturiers Anjalee and Arjun Kapoor's collection at high-end boutique Sanskrit in Central. The husband-and-wife team, who started their label in 1996, love bling and it shows in their opulent menswear, womenswear and jewelry. English style For understated British elegance, Jermyn Street is the place to go to. The street, which has its roots back in In 1664, is known for its fine tailors. Suit yourself American clothier Brooks Brothers recently introduced their personal order service, allowing customers to specially order a stock size shirt, suit, vest, sports coat, blazer or trousers in the fabric, fit and style of their choice. Yummy mummy Lots of maternity clothes seem to make mothers look childish with their cutesy appliques, big bows and huge puff sleeves. But just because you are expecting a baby doesn't mean you have to look like one yourself.

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