Only Alice

Hong Kong


In an area spoilt for choice with independent fashion, this contemporary Hong Kong brand stands out with its wearable clothing and reasonable prices. Playful tees, flattering utility wear and feminine florals are all present in this small Tai Ping Shan store, along with accessories like headbands and off-the-wall stockings. Expect to pay well under HK$1000 for most pieces.


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