Located inside Pacific Place mall is the sparkly Sergio Rossi shoe and accessories shop. All shoes…read moreare handmade and are extremely conformable for being a high heel! If you purchase shoes with the Swarovski crystals, you can always come in for repair if any go missing. Some of their styles may border on the gaudy side, but their classic style pumps and caged heels are my favorite. They have unique colors that will definitely make you stand out of the crowd! Their actual heels are so thin and sexy, yet still very supportive. Service is friendly and not aggressive. If you are looking for that special occasion shoe or a good work pump that will last a very long time, you cannot go wrong with Sergio Rossi!

I'm so in love with this store...as a kid I used to do ballet and flamenco dance. One of the things…read moreI loved the most was wearing my outfit at the classes. For ballet, I used to wear my skin leotards and colorful short skirts, with warm-ups and ballet shoes. Besides dancing shoes, my leather soft shoes were my favorite thing in the world. I had a few pairs, all in salmon, and wore them even at home when I wasn't practicing. Stepping into Repetto is, in a way, stepping into my childhood memories. The ballet deco of the boutique (a small bar, a few red velvet armchairs) reminds me of my practice classroom back home. At this shop in Pacific Place they also have some other non-ballet shoes and casual bags. Whereas I'm not so keen on those, I do love their clothing and practice shoes. The clothes are very simple, plain, in light colors, functional, they are essentially made to do ballet and they're good quality. The ballet shoes are amazing, and that's why I visited the shop in the first place. Today I wanted to buy a pair of soft leather ballerinas: one of the girls at the shop was really helpful, advising on sizes (normally one and a half or two sizes bigger than your normal shoes') and styles (they have cotton and leather, but I preferred leather). They aren't very pricey for what they are (around 360HKD for leather and 260HKD for cotton). I tried a few until I got the right ones and looked at them in the mirror...I felt like a little girl again! I left them reserved for next week and I'm coming back to pick them up and check out a skin leotard I saw...

Not many cities can afford three Repetto stores (excluding the merchandise), even its original base…read moreParis. I adore how they remain the ballerina at the back drop. It is how a brand keeps its root. We all shop our flats there. But the story-telling marketing engages the elegance of ballet, the originality of comfortableness, and the essence of beauty. The pink-white tone drive us back to some dream land. Oh yes, girls, flying like a swan. The display is a lovely circle of the category with multiple new season colours and fabrics. It just make us more greedy to get a full collection. I do remain conservative in terms of buying them from the Hong Kong stores as if you check their EU website. Sadly they do not ship to Hong Kong. But in case you are traveling or you have visitors from the other side of the world? But I cannot deny the privileged store experience either. Once your put all your feet in, and you will probably end up taking out your wallet. ;)

In Hong Kong you can still find a large supermarket that is part of a department store, this is…read morevery common in Japan and also other Asian countries. As for Apita Supermarket, it is part of the Apita department store, there's a large Japanese section where you can get fresh flown in seafood and speciality meats, even their vegetables are from Japan! There are also a section where they carry famous Japanese confections and baked goods! Remember to get your parking validated once you reach the requires purchase amount!

Looking for somewhere to get unique gift? Or just wanna window shopping?…read more I highly recommend Apita! Apita is a fun Japanese department store in Cityplaza. Just to underground and you will find it! They offer different stuff - from stationeries, to clothes, to food, and even to baby stuff! Everything is in here!

I've never been to a Log-on before, and my first impression is... lots of cool things but a bit…read moreconfused on what the focus is supposed to be. Perhaps "general lifestyle" best describes it? When I first walked in, I thought it was an accessories store. I noticed a lot of travel essentials and really cool bags. Then I ventured further in and saw some wireless photo printers and Polaroid cameras. I also noticed stationery, wrapping papers, and even an entire section dedicated to Japanese beauty products. Seriously, what is this place?! Even with the mish-mash merchandise, their products do have a cool/hipster factor, and look like good quality. A great spot for gifts, knick-knacks, and bizarre Japanese beauty finds.

Located in the Fashion Walk in Causeway Bay...second floor…read more I like this place...Lot's of cool travel gadgets, and school supplies such as pens, pencils, stationaries such as greeting cards and papers, backpacks, and electronics. A great place to buy gifts as well. They also have a section for beauty products like false eye lashes, facial creams and such. I don't know if I have the courage to try the creams but, at least you know they've got it. Cool beans!