Top Rated Shopping in Hong Kong

Much like all the other retailers dealing with expensive wristwatches, this shop stocks Hermes, S. T. Dupont, Bvlgary, Audemars Piguet, Hublot, Bertolucci, Tudor, Jean D'Eve and Rolex. Also available are Chopard watches as well as a selection of complementing diamond-encrusted jewellery by the same watchmaker.

An exquisite collection of Chinese Qing Dynasty silk robes act as this shop's focal point. These imperial robes have intricate designs indicating the wearer's level of power through symbols such as dragons, the sun or the moon. When framed, the embroidered sleeve bands and collars look exquisite. This is also the place to buy elaborately decorated fans, perhaps one of the silk fabric ones sporting ivory faces. Also not to be missed are the unbelievably blue kingfisher feather hair ornaments, gouache paintings and the silver and export ivory accessories.

The name Lanvin has been around for ages and may have lost some of its lustre in Europe, compared with flashier labels like Versace or Dolce & Gabana, but it is still here and still offering rich clothing for a slightly more conservative, but stylish bunch. Although a distinct Lanvin look does not exist, the variety can be useful. Alterations can be done in-house and take one day.

Jack Wills is a British clothing brand that has over sixty stores in the US and UK, and has begun to make its inroads into the Asian market with the launch of its stores in Hong Kong. The brand is known for its collegiate-inspired apparel and timeless appeal. Jack Wills' flagship store is located on Leighton Road in the busy Causeway Bay, and is adorned with various symbols of the UK, like a Land Rover painted in the brand's trademark hues of blue and pink, a hand-painted Union Jack and a caricature of Queen Elizabeth. The multi-level store carries various lines of outerwear, knitwear, footwear, gym gear, accessories and more for both men and women. The store not only markets its wares but also periodically hosts live music performances in an effort to bring in the crowds that fill Hong Kong's main shopping district. -Anjeeta Nayar

Located in a historical building that used to be a pawn shop, Tang Tang Tang Tang is a lovely home decor boutique that takes up the entire ground floor. The name of this chic boutique represents the first several notes of Beethoven's 5th Symphony. Resembling a cozy and trendy home, the shop features items for every room. From the bedroom, bathroom, living room and dining room, Tang Tang Tang Tang offers darling pieces like hand painted lambs, candle holders, chic throws and much more.

LALA CURIO is designed to resemble an actual home, and each room is decorated with furniture, accessories and accoutrements for visitors to browse through. The store features a unique collection of home decor and furniture inspired by traditional crafts tweaked for the modern home. Find everything form beautiful light fixtures, bespoke furniture, vintage-inspired chairs, limited-edition fabrics and much more in store. Their line of cloisonné tiled boxes and accessories are especially lovely. Peruse their collection to find something one-of-a-kind for your home and amp up your style quotient. You can also pick up smaller decorative items to gift people back home. Check out the website for the most recent collections, events and themes.