Showing posts with label Travel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Travel. Show all posts

Friday, June 7, 2013

Topshop opens in Hong Kong!


TOPSHOP launches its first flagship store in Hong Kong today. The 14,000 square ft Hong Kong flagship store is positioned in the bustling area of Queen's Road Central. Sir Philip Green opened the store alongside Korean singer Kim Hyuyeon and Taiwanese actress Gwei lun Mei ...

Sir Philip Green comments: "This is a very exciting step in the continued growth of TOPSHOP as a global, yet uniquely British, brand. I am confident that the fashion-loving Hong Kong customers will enjoy the retail experience and fantastic product offer that TOPSHOP will deliver for them." 


TOPSHOP stores are unique and unrivalled shopping destinations all over the world, bringing with it the coolest British styles and trends to Hong Kong. With more than 300 new pieces delivered every week the new store will house the best that TOPSHOP has to offer. 

Shoppers will be able to enjoy the best ranges from the iconic British brand - Unique; the seasonal collection shown at London Fashion Week, Boutique; the brand's premium limited edition line, and the designer collaborations TOPSHOP is recognised for worldwide, will all sit alongside the trend-led mainline collections. 

Other must-have pieces will include TOPSHOP's famous Leigh Jeans, worn and loved by the likes of Alexa Chung, Kate Bosworth and Sienna Miller and Topshop Make-UP, every fashion girl's first stop for the latest trends and colours. 


Items exclusive to the Hong Kong store, such as collectable T-shirts and beanie hats will be available to buy for the launch. 

TOPSHOP's world renowned and complimentary by-appointment Personal Shopping service will be on offer in a dedicated suite; Customers will be able to enjoy the full VIP treatment and shop with the experienced TOPSHOP Personal Shoppers on hand to offer style advice. 

TOPSHOP will open a corner space within the LAB Concept store later in the year.

Sunday, February 10, 2013

The Things I Saw: London & Barcelona

I was away in London and Barcelona this past week for work, so apologies for being MIA. I took some photos, where I could in order to share with you on my Little Work Adventure ...

London:
Westfield Shopping Centre, London
Westfield Shopping Centre, London
Oxford Circus Station
Street View of Lancaster Gate
"X" Marks the Spot
The Fountains pavilion, Hyde Park
Barcelona:
Plaça de Catalunya, Barcelona
Building on Passeig de Gràcia, Barcelona
Building on the Las Ramblas
Buildings in Portal De L'Angel, Barcelona 
Buildings in Portal De L'Angel, Barcelona
 All Photos taken by: Marina Brokorenko

Thursday, October 25, 2012

M.I.A in HK




I know I was 'Missing In Action' all of last week, but I was travelling for work, and one of the places I visited was Hong Kong. There really are no words to describe the Degree of Awesomeness of this City and if you've never been I really recommend that you go! ...




From 14-story shopping malls that are open until 1am (can you imagine the amount of shopping an individual would be able to achieve in just one day) to the Amazing Hong Kong Skyline, this really is a city that has it ALL! There cannot possibly be a dull moment here as every corner turned reveals more Amazing thing to see and do.


So today, just a few snaps of my own and some I found on the internet from this Awesome City to entice your Inner Explorer to Travel here:

Times Square!
Street View
The 5-story high Forever21
Granville Road
Hong Kong even has a Disneyland!
A Street in Hong Kong
We had Teppanyaki one of the evenings at Matsuzaka, which was a very exciting experience as the chef made the food dance across the hot steel plate — Dinner and a Show! I tried Foie Gras and some Kobe beef, which were both unexpectedly delicious, and to finish of the Meal they brought out Black Sesame Seed Ice Cream ... which is now my Favourite Flavour!


Black Sesame Seed Ice Cream

This is definitely a city I'd love to go on Holiday to and Explore every inch of it! Have you been to Hong Kong? What did you think of it? I'm Q-rious to find out ...