Anna Lentchner, Author at Sassy Hong Kong

The Best New Hong Kong Restaurants: Where We’re Eating In January 2025

Anna Lentchner — Mon, 20 Jan 2025 22:02:19 +0000

Looking for some dining inspiration? Here are the best new restaurants in Hong Kong to check out this January…

If you’re tired of eating at the same places each time you go out — we’ve got all the newest restaurants and recently opened restaurants to make a stop at. This is our ultimate guide to the best new restaurants in Hong Kong, packed full of the latest bites our city has to offer. From a revamped Spanish spot and affordable Japanese izakaya chain to several new eateries launching in Causeway Bay, here are the restaurants we’re heading to this January!

The Best New Restaurants In Hong Kong: January, 2025

Peak Pizza

Peak Pizza brings New York-style vibes and flavours to the city’s heights after a successful pop-up at SoHo’s Stazione Novella. Led by Chefs Matthew Kirkley and Josh Stumbaugh, the menu serves up thin, foldable crusts with rich, bold sauces. Choose from classics like Cheese, Pepperoni and Vegetable, or try new creations like Pesto, Hawaiian, Caprese, White (Three Cheese) and a weekly Chef’s Special. Pair your slice or whole pie with a bottle of beer or unlimited fountain soda for the ultimate pizza night!

Opening hours: Daily, 12pm to 6pm

Peak Pizza, Shop G08, G/F, Peak Galleria, 118 Peak Road, The Peak, Hong Kong, peak-pizza.com

Veggie Kingdom

Everyone’s favourite plant-based dim sum restaurant has officially launched its Causeway Bay venue! Since opening in Tsim Sha Tsiu in 2021, Veggie Kingdom has made waves in the vegetarian Chinese dining scene, blending traditional flavours with modern creativity to create one-of-a-kind Cantonese- and Sichuan-inspired dishes. The CWB venue can seat up to 64 diners and is open all week, so happy munching!

Sassy Tip: Customers who purchase a Chinese New Year Vegetarian Lucky Cake before 27 January can enjoy up to 15% off!

Opening hours: Daily, 11am to 4pm; 6pm to 10pm

Veggie Kingdom, 4/F, Kyoto Plaza, 491-499 Lockhart Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, veggiekingdom.hk

OMAROO Grill

At the very top of H Queens, a new steakhouse and seafood grill is redefining the art of Australian cuisine. Surrounded by breathtaking views of Victoria Harbour, diners can indulge in opulent sharing platters — including a whopping 2kg Wagyu Tomahawk that’s been grain-fed for nearly a year! — or individual classic cuts, as well as seafood options and rich desserts. There are also a few vegetarian dishes, making it a perfect location for a group meal!

Opening hours: Daily, 11:45am to 3pm; 5:30pm to 10pm

OMAROO Grill, 26/F, H QUEEN’S, 80 Queen’s Road, Central, Hong Kong, 2656 6678, wooloo-mooloo.com/omaroo-grill-central

La Rambla by Catalunya

Having been closed for nearly the entire month, La Rambla reopens on 25 January with a whole new look! The renovations have brought a fresh aesthetic and revamped terrace to the well-loved Spanish restaurant, while Netflix celebrity Chef Rafa Gil and his team are bringing back dining hits from the original Catalunya — plus, the menu will introduce all-new tapas!

Opening hours: Daily, 11:30am to 10:30pm

La Rambla, 3071-73 level 3, ifc mall, 8 Finance Street, Central, Hong Kong, 2661 1161, www.larambla.hk

Torikizoku

Japan’s iconic & uber affordable izakaya chain Torikizoku has landed in Hong Kong, setting up shop in Tuen Mun! Get ready to tuck into their famous yakitori skewers, all priced under $30. Must-tries include the juicy grilled chicken wings with secret-sauce, tare-flavoured cheesy meatballs and a dish created specifically for Hong Kong: baby scallop and ddamame with ponzu! Pair it all with a pint-sized highball or zesty lemon sour for the ultimate izakaya vibes!

Opening hours: Daily, 11:30am to 10pm

Torikizoku, Shop 1108-1111, 1/F, Tuen Mun Town Plaza Phase 1, 1 Tuen Shun Street, Tuen Mun, New Territories, Hong Kong, 6601 3696, torikizoku-hk.com

Roganic

After temporarily closing last August, Simon Rogan’s one Michelin-starred and Green Michelin-starred outpost in Causeway Bay, Roganic, is coming back! In this iteration, Roganic is stepping away from the fine-dining traditional tasting menu and instead embracing the flexibility of a sharing menu — in this case, diners can determine the duration of their meal and have more control over their budget. As before though, Roganic 2.0 will share the same commitment to sourcing premium ingredients from organic farms in Hong Kong, with a renewed vision of zero-waste dining.

Opening hours: To be determined

Roganic, Shop 402-403, Lee Garden One, 33 Hysan Avenue, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, 2817 8383, www.roganic.com.hk

Golden Gip

After a successful pop-up in Sai Wan Ho, chef Shun Sato’s Korean-inspired eatery, Golden Gip, has found a permanent home on Wellington Street in Central. Now led by former Censu head chef Nigel Kim, the restaurant offers a mix of Asian dishes with a Korean twist. Step into a space filled with retro neon lights and a nostalgic yet stylish vibe. The interiors honour Hong Kong’s iconic neon signs while capturing the cosy spirit of Gip, which means “home” in Korean.

Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 6pm to 11pm

Golden Gip, 1/F, 17-19 Hong Kong House, Wellington Street, Central, Hong Kong, 5471 7858, www.goldengip.net

Marmo Bistro

Say bonjour to Marmo Bistro, the Rosewood Hong Kong’s debut into French dining! This cosy spot channels the charm of a Parisian neighbourhood bistro, serving up bold, authentic flavours crafted by Chef Giovanni Galeota. The menu features 18 standout dishes and five sides, including classics like Foie Gras Torchon, Sole Meunière and Bouillabaisse, plus the decadent Tarte Tropézienne for dessert. Pair it all with their expertly curated wine list or aperitivo-style cocktails for the perfect French feast!

Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday, 6pm to 10:30pm

Marmo Bistro, G/F, Rosewood Hong Kong, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 3891 8732, www.rosewoodhotels.com/dining/marmo-bistro

Pak Loh Chiu Chow Restaurant

A Hong Kong favourite since 1967, Pak Loh Chiu Chow Restaurant is back in its Times Square location, marking 58 years of authentic Chiu Chow cuisine in 2025. Dig into timeless classics like Chiu Chow Soyed Goose Meat and Goose Liver Platter or the hearty Chiu Chow Mixed Hot Pot. For a feast to remember, try their special CNY tasting menus (perfect for six to 12 people!) or grab their festive Lunar New Year puddings!

Opening hours: Daily, 11am to 10pm (10am to 10pm on weekends and public holidays)

Pat Loh Chiu Chow , Shop 1002, 10/F, Times Square, 1 Matheson Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, 2577 1163

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Your Guide To Kowloon City: Restaurants, Cafes & Attractions

Anna Lentchner — Sun, 19 Jan 2025 22:00:53 +0000

Explore the remnants of the infamous Kowloon Walled City, now home to Hong Kong’s very own “Little Thailand”!

If you recently saw Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In, you may be itching to explore the area that inspired it. If so, let us introduce you to Kowloon City! This lively neighbourhood is brimming with character, from mouthwatering eats and hidden noodle joints to charming bakeries, quirky cafes and some of the best Thai and Halal food in the city. From the historic Kowloon Walled City Park to delicious food adventures, we’ve rounded up all of our favourite spots to help you dive into this vibrant corner of Hong Kong.

Sassy Tip: Head to AIRSIDE before 13 April to catch an immersive exhibition dedicated to Twilight of the Warriors, which restores the full film set!

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How To Get To Kowloon City
Kowloon City Restaurants & Bakeries
Kowloon City Cafes & Bars
Things To Do In Kowloon City

How To Get To Kowloon City

The easiest way to get to Kowloon City is by public transport, and thankfully there are plenty of convenient options to choose from! Here’s how you can get there:

MTR to Lok Fu Station (Kwun Tong Line): Take Exit B, then hop on a short taxi ride or walk approximately 15–20 minutes to the heart of Kowloon City.
MTR to Sung Wong Toi Station (Tuen Ma Line): Take Exit B3 and you’ll find yourself just a few minutes’ walk from Kowloon City’s main streets, perfect for diving straight into all the action!
Bus options:
- Bus 1 or 1A: Runs from Tsim Sha Tsui Ferry Pier and takes you right into Kowloon City.
- Bus 106: A great option if you’re coming from Hong Kong Island, as it travels from Central and Admiralty through the Cross-Harbour Tunnel.
- Bus 2F: Convenient if you’re starting from Mong Kok or Yau Ma Tei.
- Bus 113: Ideal for those traveling from Causeway Bay or Wan Chai.

Kowloon City Restaurants & Bakeries

Amporn Thai Food

Housed in Kowloon City’s cooked food centre, famed for purveying some of the highest quality produce in town, Thai dai pai dong Amporn Thai offers beloved regional dishes at reasonable prices. The menu is especially well-suited to larger parties with diverging tastes, and covers all the bases: tom (boiled dishes), yam (spicy salads), tam (pounded foods) and gaeng (curries). For dessert, Amporn’s rendition of mango sticky rice is the crème de la crème. Compared to the boxed varieties stacked across Little Thailand, this version is thoughtfully composed and includes both white and black glutinous rice — the latter, tinged a deep amethyst, lends rich and nutty undertones to this summery sweet treat!

Amporn Thai Food, Shop 9, 3/F, Kowloon City Municipal Services Building, 48 Hau Wong Road, Kowloon City, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2383 1700

Kwai Yue Zai Wo Kee Lung

Kowloon City earned the nickname “Little Chaozhou” after a wave of immigrants settled there post-war, filling the streets with their dialect and delicious Chaozhou-style restaurants. While the Teochew population has dwindled over the years due to the demolition of the Walled City and the airport’s relocation, the district still holds onto its cultural roots. Kwai Yue Tai Wo Kee Lung is a bakery doing exactly that, and it’s the perfect spot to snag a sugar cake or coconut-coated sweet treat!

Kwai Yue Tai Wo Kee Lung, 59 South Wall Road, Kowloon City, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2382 1673

Islam Food Since 1950

A long-standing Muslim-owned restaurant started by Old Mr Ma, Islam Food is one of the last halal Northern Chinese-style places left in Hong Kong. While Ma’s Restaurant tended towards Uyghur-style meals, Islam Food takes inspiration from all of Mainland China, with Hui Muslim leanings. You’ll see plenty of halal signage everywhere, and the menu features delectable beef and veal dishes (the pan-fried beef buns are widely popular!), spicy soups and a variety of rice and noodle options.

Islam Food, 1 Lung Kong Road, Kowloon City, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2382 2822
Islam Food, 33-35 Tak Ku Ling Rd, Kowloon City, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2382 1882

Banh Mi Bakery

Here’s an underrated gem for you: affordable and delicious banh mi in the heart of Kowloon City! The menu has a ton of Vietnamese dishes beyond the popular sandwich, but it’s obviously best known for the banh mi. There’s 11 different filling options (from classic pâté to more original choices like curry chicken), customisable spice levels and add-ons like extra pate, avocado and cheese! Unfortunately, though, there aren’t any veg banh mi options, so if you don’t eat meat, this is definitely one to skip!

Banh Mi Bakery, 49 Lung Kong Road, Kowloon City, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2360 2883

Tak Cheong Noodle

This Hong Kong-famous noodle shop is well hyped, and for good reason. There’s nearly always a queue for the super affordable joint, but it’s worth the wait! We highly recommend trying out the signature dish: bouncy, handmade fishballs and fishcake with noodles in a rich comforting broth.

Tak Cheong Noodle, G/F, Comfort Court, 88 Fuk Lo Tsun Road, Kowloon City, Kowloon, 2718 3838

Hoover Cake Shop

There’s no place like Hoover Cake Shop if you’re in the mood for a classic Hong Kong-style baked good. The place has been around since the 1970s, so their buttery, flaky egg tarts are baked in traditional moulds, and their retro cakes are truly nostalgic. We also recommend the pandan sponge cake, coconut cream bun and red bean biscuit for those that like more traditional flavours!

Hoover Cake Shop, 136 Nga Tsin Wai Road, Kowloon City, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2382 0383

Sanpokong Golden Thai BBQ

There’s a whole lot of options at this humble Thai spot in Kowloon City, but it’s really known for its barbecue skewers — especially the BBQ chicken wings and BBQ Thai sausage. Each skewer has about six pieces of meat, and prices are as low as $15!

Golden Thai BBQ, Shop C, G/F, Prince Mansion, 386A–B Prince Edward Road West, Kowloon City, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2383 8273

Fong Wing Kee

This legendary Kowloon City hotpot and satay noodle spot has been serving up deliciousness since 1952! Their signature satay broth is thick, creamy, and packed with sweet, peanut-y flavour, making it more like a rich stew than a soup, and everything you cook in it gets coated in that incredible sauce. Don’t miss their fresh and tasty must-tries like lotus root slices, oysters, hand-cut beef and crispy fried fish skin. Finish it off with some instant noodles, thinly-sliced beef, and an ice-cold drink for the ultimate hotpot experience!

Fong Wing Kee, G/F, Goldfield Mansion, 85-87 Hau Wong Road, Kowloon City, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2382 1788

Read More: The Top Hot Pot Spots In Hong Kong

Kowloon City Cafes & Bars

Tai Wo Tang Cafe

Once a Traditional Chinese Medicine clinic, Tai Wo Tang has revitalised this nearly century-year-old building and turned it into a Western-style cafe — with a little bit of Hong Kong cuisine sprinkled in! You’ve likely seen the fried chicken and Cantonese egg waffles on Instagram (weird in the best way), and another popular choice is the homemade pineapple bun with foie gras — the latter is good, but a little overwhelmingly rich, in our opinion.

Tai Wo Tang Cafe, 24 Nga Tsin Long Road, Kowloon City, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2623 2006

YOI Coffee & Bakery

Yoi Coffee & Bakery is a cosy little café known for its handmade pastries and baked goods. They serve up coffee made with single-origin espresso beans from Australia’s Dukes Roasters, ensuring top-notch flavour in every cup. Don’t miss their desserts, especially the pistachio-filled religieuse à la pistache — a dreamy two-tiered choux pastry!

YOI Coffee & Bakery, 20 Lung Kong Road, Kowloon City, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Lento

Another Western-style cafe in Kowloon City, Lento is a cutesy and Instagrammable spot with a solid selection of drip coffees. The food is not bad, although a tad on the pricey side — we will say, if you’re hungover and in need of a pick-me-up, the $138 “all day breakfast” (scrambled eggs, smoked salmon, salad, focaccia, has brown, sausages and bacon!) is pretty great.

Lento, G/F, 428 Prince Edward Road West, Kowloon City, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 5247 6077

Blossom

It’s hard to capture the vibe of this place in words and images, but imagine if a knick-knack filled speakeasy bar and a minimalist Tokyo-style cafe had a baby. Well, that’s Blossom! The Kowloon City location is actually its second venue (the first is near HKU), and it does not disappoint — especially if you’re craving tiramisu.

Blossom, G/F, 45 Nam Kok Road, Kowloon City, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 5247 6077

Things To Do In Kowloon City

Kowloon Walled City Park

Walk off your food coma in Kowloon Walled City Park — the official remnants of the infamous Kowloon Walled City! Originally, this site was home to a number of lawless dwellings, packed residences and factories, essentially operating as a sovereign city. The area was completely turned over during the 90’s and now houses this stunning, 31,000-square-metre Chinese garden. Set among waterfalls and pavilions, it’s the perfect spot to wander around and while away a few hours – weather permitting of course!

Kowloon Walled City Park, Tung Tsing Road, Kowloon City, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Cattle Depot Artist Village

This Grade II historical building used to be the community slaughterhouse, however it’s had a much-needed renovation since then and has been turned into a village for artists. Distinctive red brick and pointed roofs tiled in Western style surround the complex, which is s now home to around 20 art groups. They hold regular exhibitions with both local and international art, alongside concerts and theatrical performances!

Cattle Depot Artist Village, 63 Ma Tau Kok Road, To Kwa Wan, Kowloon, Hong Kong

AIRSIDE Shopping Mall

Airside opened its doors September 2023, bringing a new designated landmark to Kowloon City! Designed by the architecture firm Snøhetta, this massive complex includes a lively shopping mall with restaurants, cafes, trendy stores and unique entertainment options, including an indoor surfing restaurant.

AIRSIDE, 2 Concorde Road, Kai Tak, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Kowloon City Wet Market

Rumour has it that this is one of the best wet markets in the city! Certainly one of the biggest wet markets in Hong Kong, you’ll get a good dose of old school Hong Kong at one of the 500+ stalls. From vegetables to high grade cuts of American beef, you’ll head home bags a-brimming.

Kowloon City Wet Market, 100 Nga Tsin Wai Road, Kowloon City, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Seven Kee Closet

While Kowloon City has become a foodie destination, it’s not all noodles and egg tarts. Check out Seven Kee Closet, a small fashion outlet selling the best of vintage designs. It’s hard to walk out of here without a new statement piece – you’ve been warned!

Seven Kee Closet, 50-52, Lion Rock Road, Kowloon City, Kowloon, Hong Kong

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New Beauty Buys For January 2025: Skincare, Lunar New Year Collections & More

Anna Lentchner — Thu, 16 Jan 2025 22:00:23 +0000

Looking for brand new beauty products? We’ve rounded up the most-anticipated drops in makeup, skincare, haircare and more — including limited-edition Lunar New Year & Valentine’s Day collections! — for January 2025, all available to buy in Hong Kong now.

We’ve scoured near and far for the most highly-anticipated drops in makeup, skincare and other beauty items to get your hands on this season. From Fenty Skin’s new cherry gel cleanser and a Tom Ford fragrance to limited-edition Chinese New collections and more — here’s what we’re eyeing and buying this January in Hong Kong.

The Best New Beauty Buys In Hong Kong 2025

Shu Uemura Launches Chinese New Year Palette & Lip Set

We can’t stop thinking about the fan imprinted designs on Shu Uemura’s new CNY drop. The full Lunar New Year offerings include sublime cleansing oils, soft-matte cream lipsticks and the elusive flare eye sculpt eyeshadow palette. Plus, the whole collection comes in auspicious red tones!

Fenty Skin’s New Barbados Cherry Gel Cleanser

When Rihanna says jump, we ask how high — and when she tells us that this cleanser reduces shine without stripping the skin, we add it to our carts! Packed with hydrating ingredients like niacinamide, aloe vera juice and a triple cherry complex, the light foaming gel is supposed to remove dirt, oil, impurities, sunscreen and makeup for a deep cleanse.

NARS Reveals “Amour” Valentine’s Collection

We’re all heart-eyes over this NARS Valentine’s collection! From the adorable pink-and-red heart packaging to the embossed powders (plus, new limited-edition shades!), these would make a perfect V-day gift for your boo. The Amour Quad Eyeshadow is especially tempting, as the rosy colour story is fitting for every season.

Hourglass Adds New Shades To Phantom Glossy Balms

This lip product from Hourglass has long been a fan-favourite (they were a winner in Allure’s “Best of Beauty” Awards in 2023!) due to their high shine and comfort on the lips — like if a tinted lip oil and a pigmented lipstick had a love child. Now, Hourglass has launched four new shades, including this stunning true-red that’s perfect for CNY! The best part? The shade is made without crushed female beetles (“carmine”), which is typically behind the pigment in red cosmetics!

Dyson Introduces Lunar New Year Editions

All your favourite haircare products have just gotten a red-and-gold makeover! The Dyson Airwrap i.d. multi-styler and dryer, Airstrait Straightener and Supersonic Nural hair dryer now come in rich burgundy and copper tones with a ceramic finish, so you can dry and style with the most auspicious products.

Ole Henrikson’s “Après Skin” Overnight Moisturiser

Dry skin girlies can rest easy, because Ole Henrickson has done it again. This mask-and-moisturiser-in-one packs a punch with its electrolytes, ceramides, vitamins and berry oils straight from Scandinavia, all helping to repair your flakes and cracks! We’re especially keen to see how this performs in Hong Kong’s off-again on-again weather, which leaves our skin both dry and oily.

Charlotte Tilbury Releases Limited-Edition Lipsticks

Ladies, meet Charlotte’s newest lippies: Kiss of Mystery (from the “Kissing” series) and Kiss of Fortune (from the “Matte Revolution” series). Dressed up in red-and-gold packaging with a super-sleek snake graphic, these lipsticks are sure to make your pout Lunar New Year-ready. Is it the most original CNY launch? No. Will we still be purchasing? Probably…

Tom Ford Beauty’s “Rose Exposed” Collection

Nothing says luxury quite like Tom Ford Beauty, and this limited-edition collection is no different. The titular fragrance is a musky-yet-sweet floral leather scent, while the signature eyeshadow quad includes metallic rosy and golden shades — perfect for Lunar New Year and Valentine’s Day looks! The exclusive lipstick and lip oil are pretty too, but perhaps not at that price point.

New “Uplifting & Firming” Cream From Shiseido

Shiseido’s new Vital Perfection Uplifting and Firming Advanced Advanced Cream Soft claims to hydrate and target the appearance of sagging, deep wrinkles and dark spots, giving you a 35% firmer, brighter and more lifted look in just one week. All that happens through its patented SafflowerRED technology —essentially, highly contracted safflower extract — and dry-down whipped texture, locking in the powerful ingredient all night.

MAC Cosmetics Goes Nude

MAC Cosmetics has officially launched four new shades within its iconic nude collection, including bringing back the one-and-only Fleshpot. That’s right, folks, the unofficial lipstick of the noughts is back and better than ever, with a whole new creamy and comfy-on-the-lips formula. We’ve also got our eye on the shade Stone — a grey-brown that is sure to suit every skin tone.

Laneige’s New Water Bank Gentle Gel Cleanser

This foaming gel cleanser is similar to many in that it its formulated to remove daily makeup and sunscreen, but what makes it unique is its balanced pH 5.0 composition, which is specifically designed to keep skin balanced, hydrated and resilient to future dryness. In doing so, it’s supposed to maintain your skin barrier — protecting it from the winter chill and pollution!

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The 53rd Hong Kong Arts Festival Dazzles With The Timeless “La Sylphide”

Anna Lentchner — Wed, 15 Jan 2025 22:00:59 +0000

Step into the spellbinding world of “La Sylphide” at the 53rd Hong Kong Arts Festival, the most magical cultural event of the year!

Get ready to be swept off your feet, as the Czech National Ballet brings the timeless magic of “La Sylphide” to Hong Kong this March! This isn’t just any ballet — it’s the oldest surviving masterpiece still performed in its original form, celebrated as the very first Romantic ballet. Performed by the Czech National Ballet (one of Central Europe’s most celebrated dance companies) with a history dating back to the 1800s, this production is brimming with lively characters, breathtaking choreography and a story that’s perfect for families to enjoy together. Since its dazzling debut with the Royal Danish Ballet in 1836, “La Sylphide” has enchanted audiences with its spellbinding mix of fantasy, passion and elegance. Now, it’s your chance to snag some tickets and witness this ballet’s history, artistry and wonder, all in one unforgettable performance!

A Romantic Ballet Like No Other

Johan Kobborg’s choreography brings a fresh twist to a timeless classic, blending tradition with a modern spark. As a former star of the Royal Ballet in London and the Royal Danish Ballet, Kobborg knows how to create magic on stage. His take on “La Sylphide” revives hidden gems from the past while making the story feel as vibrant and relatable as ever. It’s romantic ballet at its best — beautifully preserved, yet full of life for today’s audiences!

Dance with the Magic of the Bournonville Style

What makes “La Sylphide” truly magical is the iconic Bournonville style, a hallmark of early 19th-century Romantic ballet. This unique style demands extraordinary precision and artistry from the dancers, who must execute impossibly light leaps, lightning-fast footwork and intricate beats with breathtaking grace. But it’s not just about the technical mastery: the dancers’ vivid, natural acting draws you into the story, making every moment on stage feel alive and deeply emotional. It’s an experience that will leave you mesmerised!

A Scottish Fairytale Full of Wonder

Picture this: a rugged highland setting where male dancers don traditional kilts, adding a touch of Scottish charm to a magical story. At the heart of the tale is James, a young man torn between two worlds — a life of duty with his fiancée and the irresistible pull of a mystical sylph who leads him into a realm of magic and temptation. His experience embodies the themes of love, desire and the realisation that not all dreams are meant to come true. The clash between fantasy and reality will pull at your heartstrings while keeping you on the edge of your seat!

Grab Your Tickets Now!

Whether you’re a seasoned ballet fan or just trying to score some culture points, “La Sylphide” promises something magical for everyone. Join us at the 53rd Hong Kong Arts Festival and let “La Sylphide” transport you to a world where magic and dance come together in perfect harmony. If you’re seeking an unforgettable cultural outing or simply wish to immerse yourself in a spellbinding fairytale, this extraordinary performance is one you won’t want to miss!

Where: Grand Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre, 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
When: 6 to 8 March, 7:30pm; 8 March, 2:30pm
How much: 6 to 8 March 7:30pm: $720, $620, $520, $420, $320, $220 (students: $360, $310, $260, $210, $160, $110); 8 March 2:30pm: $680, $580, $480, $380, $280, $200 (students: $340, 290, 240, 190, 140, 100) — head here to book!

Hong Kong Arts Festival Society, Room 1205, 12/F, 2 Harbour Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, 2824 3555, Instagram: @hkartsfestival, www.hk.artsfestival.org

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The Sassy Edit: This Month’s Must-Haves In Hong Kong

Anna Lentchner — Wed, 15 Jan 2025 22:00:43 +0000

Discover the best of what’s new
in Hong Kong this January
with The Sassy Edit.

With a new event, brand and shop launching every other minute in Hong Kong, it can be hard to keep up with what’s happening around town. Enter “The Sassy Edit”, our monthly roundup of everything new that’s worth knowing about. Ahead, we’re spoiling you with indulgent treats, from caviar and new beauty buys to spend your lai see on, limited-edition CNY collections and more.

What’s New In Hong Kong This January

Hypebeans Kuromi Café Plush Toys

If you missed the Hypebeans X Kuromi merch pre-order last month, you’ll be happy to hear that the collection is now available online and in-store! Along with water bottles, tumblers, totes and tees, the collab merchandise also features these adorable plush toys and bag charms! Our fave is the mirrored Glam Plush, perfect for touching up your lippie on the go!

The Freewaves Set To Tame Your Tassles

Too overwhelmed by curly hair products and don’t know where to start? Say hello to Freewaves, your go-to solution for celebrating and embracing those gorgeous natural waves! Born from the Founder, Ella’s journey of taming her “unruly” hair (and ditching damaging straighteners), this fab line features five must-have products designed to nurture and define your beautiful waves. Forget heat tools – embrace your hair’s true potential with just five simple steps. The set includes a gentle and nourishing shampoo and conditioner, a hydrating leave-in pack with rice water, a protein leave-in pack to protect those locks and finally, a lightweight gel for styling.

Sassy Tip: Grab your bundle as a discount of $990 (originally $1,100)

Use code SASSY to get 10% off your first order. Valid until 31 January, 2026.

Huda Beauty’s New Ube Collection

If there’s one thing that’s gone absolutely viral this month, it’s the new purple yam-inspired “Ube” collection by Huda Beauty. On the skin, these products can appear anywhere from electric lilac to subtle pink depending on your skin tone. The product launches include the well-loved Easy Bake Loose Baking & Setting Powder in Ube Birthday Cake, a liquid Blush Filter in Ube Cream and Faux Filler Lip Gloss in UUU-Baby.

Nude Beautique Launches 100% Cotton Bath Robe

Looking for the ultimate post-spa indulgence? Nude Beautique‘s new cotton bath robe is giving us all the cosy vibes! This luxe loungewear essential ticks all our boxes with its ultra-soft breathable fabric that feels like a warm hug. We’re obsessed with the chic design featuring an adjustable belt and roomy pockets (perfect for stashing our phone during those lazy Sunday mornings!). Trust us, this piece deserves a spot in your self-care routine. Treat yourself or add it to your wishlist — your relaxation game will never be the same!

Sassy Tip: Grab your bath robes now for a discounted price of $499 (originally $699), valid until 31 March, 2025.

Lush’s Year of Snake 2025 Collection

Looking to “shed the old and strike gold”? Lush has launched a collection of sparkling, golden shower goodies to help you do exactly that. Sweet orange and lime oils are buried within the sparkly snake Rebirth bath bomb, while the Swirl of Happiness scrub is filled with grapefruit and bergamot oil. Keeping with the fresh theme, the Sunrise shower gel is scented with Sicilian lemon oil.

Diptyque’s Limited Edition Amande Candle

Already missing the cosy Christmas candle season? Diptyque has you covered with a limited edition launch to keep you warm for the rest of winter. Inspired by la galette des rois, a cake enjoyed on 6 January across France, this candle combines scents of almond, sandalwood and iris to create a mouthwatering treat! Just beware, you can’t actually eat this.

Caviar House & Prunier Opens In Lee Gardens

Located in between the stores Hermès and Christian Dior in Lee Gardens, Causeway Bay, the newest Caviar House & Prunier venue is offering up the finest French caviar delicacies. The launch brings in exclusive treats like six-inch Caviar Basque Cheesecake, a premium caviar and Champagne tea set and the most indulgent Chinese New Year hampers you could ever imagine!

See all Caviar House & Prunier’s locations here.

MM6 Maison Margiela’s Lunar New Year Collection

While the main launches in MM6 Maison Margiela’s gender-neutral Lunar Near Year collection include sweats, hoodies and graphic T-shirts, we actually prefer the complementary line of silver jewellery, all engraved with red “6”s to mirror the brand’s logo. Featuring simple bangles, rings, chain necklaces and small hoop earrings, the jewellery feels legitimately unisex and timeless.

Flat Iron Burger’s The Flying Cobra

Flat Iron Burger and A Spark of Madness present a limited-edition burger, “The Flying Cobra”, filled with a coiled pork and prawn sausage (inspired by classic dumpling fillings) fried to perfection and glazed with a sweet, umami-packed Cantonese XO sauce and honey. Nestled in a toasted sesame bun, it’s topped with crispy wonton skins, tangy Chinese pickled cucumbers and Spark’s fiery “Crack Mayo”, a cha chaan teng-inspired spicy kick.

Flat Iron Burger, G/F, 27 & 29 Elgin Street, Central, Hong Kong

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7-Eleven Collabs With Fujiya Milk Girl & Sho-Chan

We’re all for unlikely collaborations, and this one takes the cake. 7-Eleven has teamed up with beloved characters Peko Chan (Fujiya Milk Girl) and So-Chan (Chanzi) to launch eight new “Denim Style Bags”, available until Friday, 28 February! These red-and-blue designs feature adorable character avatars, peach blossoms, Japanese fireworks and festive New Year symbols. Perfectly practical, versatile and seriously nostalgic.

Click here more information on where and how to purchase the bags.

MALIN+GOETZ Limited Edition Set

MALIN+GOETZ rings in the Lunar New Year with a limited-edition bergamot hand and body wash, wrapped in red and adorned with the auspicious white narcissus flower. Celebrating the significance of citrus (symbolising happiness and abundance!) this festive twist on their signature wash is the perfect gift.

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New Menus & Dining Deals, January 2025: Winter Fondue Sets, Buffet Menus & More

Anna Lentchner — Mon, 13 Jan 2025 22:01:35 +0000

Hungry for new menus and dining deals? We’ve done the legwork and rounded up everything you’ll want to eat this January.

We know what a challenge it can be to keep up to date with the latest dining news, restaurant openings and happenings in the city, so we’re here to help! Featuring all-you-can-eat buffets, limited-time set menus and seasonal fondue options, here are the best dining deals in Hong Kong to jump on in January 2025.

Ho Lee Fook Releases Winter Menu

Celebrate the winter season at Ho Lee Fook with 16 new dishes and dim sum creations. Snack on Pork, Prawn & Abalone Siu Mai or Steamed Mushroom & Jicama Dumplings, and warm up with Double-Steamed Mushroom Broth or Salt & Pepper Squid. For mains, enjoy Braised Beef Brisket, Sweet & Sour Kurobuta Pork or Fish-Fragrant Eggplant, while specialties like Lobster with XO sauce (requires a 72-hour pre-order!) are perfect for planning ahead. Round off your meal with Deluxe Egg Fried Rice or Wok-Fried Noodles with wagyu beef tongue!

When: January to March 2025
Where: G/F, 1-5 Elgin Street, SoHo, Central, Hong Kong
How much: Prices vary – book here

All-You-Can-Eat Weekend Brunch At Cruise Restaurant & Bar

Treat yourself to an epic free-flow feast with Cruise’s All-You-Can-Eat Weekend Brunch for just $398 per person! Get ready for two hours of unlimited servings of modern Asian appetisers, mains and desserts, featuring a mouthwatering selection of over 20 delicious dishes — think appetisers like Pomelo Salad with Crispy Dried Shrimp and Grilled Iberico Pork Belly Ssam, and mains like Braised Wagyu Beef Cheek Massaman Curry and Wok-Fried Seabass — all while taking in incredible panoramic views of Victoria Harbour. Fancy a little bubbly? You can enhance your brunch with add-on free-flow beverage packages, offering everything from bottomless prosecco and selected wines to champagne and signature cocktails. For an extra treat, add premium a la carte items like freshly shucked oysters and grilled M6 Striploin!

When: From 11 January, 2025
Where: 23/F, West Tower, Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong, 1 North Point Estate Lane, North Point, Hong Kong, 3896 9898
How much: Starts at $398 per person – book here

Set Menu At Golden Bauhinia Sang Kee Cantonese Restaurant

While Golden Bauhinia Sang Kee Cantonese Restaurant boasts a Michelin Guide inclusion for its authentic Cantonese flavours and traditional dishes (think pan-fried fourfinger threadfin and elevated Char Siu!) , its newest dining set brings an innovative touch to this centuries-old cuisine. Two renowned chefs from the restaurant, one trained in local cuisine and the other in Western cuisine, have joined forces to create a unique, fusion-style dining experience that blends Eastern and Western styles and ingredients while retaining the essence of Hong Kong food culture. This set meal is a must-try for foodies that love local cuisine.

When: From January 2025
Where: Expo Galleria Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (adjacent to Golden Bauhinia Square, reserved car parking is available!), 1 Expo Drive, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, 2582 7729, www.facebook.com/GBSKHK
How much: Prices vary – book here

Heimat Launches Swiss Cheese Set Menu

This winter, Chef Peter Find presents a hearty Swiss Cheese Set Menu for two, featuring artisanal cheeses from Jumi Cheese. The menu includes a mixed salad with Belper Knolle cheese, three Raclette varieties (Classic, Morel & Porcini, or Chili), Classic Swiss-style macaroni and cheese, two Fondue options (we’re dying to try the Black Winter Truffle!), Poached Pear with Ice Cream and a glass of mulled wine. Priced at $1,600 for two, the meal makes a perfect date night in this chilly weather!

When: Now through March 2025
Where: 8/F, 33 Wyndham Street, Central, Hong Kong
How much: $1,600 for two – book here

GREEN Introduces Three Dinner Sets

Start 2025 right at Hotel ICON’s GREEN with three themed dinner sets throughout the week. From Monday to Wednesday, enjoy the “Lobster Temptation” four-course dinner, with the option to upgrade to French Blue Lobster (half or whole) for an additional $180 or $350, respectively. On Thursday and Friday, savour the “Wagyu Beef Feast” four-course dinner, including an upgrade to Australian Wagyu M5 Sirloin Steak for $68. On weekends, indulge in the “Around The Globe Semi-Buffet Dinner”, featuring unlimited appetisers and desserts, with an option to add unlimited red and white wines, juices and soft drinks for just $48 per person!

When: Now until further notice (one-day advanced booking required)
Where: GREEN, G/F, Hotel ICON, 17 Science Museum Road, Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon, Hong Kong
How much: “Lobster Temptation” and “Wagyu Beef Feast” start at $598 per person; “Around The Globe Semi-Buffet Dinner” starts at $628 per adult and $398 per child – book here

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Alibi Unveils Small Bites and Sharing Plates

This January, Alibi – Wine Dine Be Social has included a new menu of small bites and sharing plates. Highlights from Chef Mark’s European-inspired creations include the gooey classic French Croque Monsieur, the luscious Baked Whole Camembert with Honey, Garlic, and Olives, savoury Baked Escargots with Mashed Potato and Garlic Baguette and the healthy yet indulgent “Miss Tuna” flatbread (with grapes, figs and freshly shaved parmesan!). There are also heartier options, like the signature Alibi Wagyu Charcoal Burger, the flavourful Miso Sustainable Seabass Fillet with Young Ginger and the comforting Penne Alla Vodka served hot in a pan.

When: From 20 January 2025, daily from 3 pm
Where: Level 5, Cordis, Hong Kong, 555 Shanghai Street, Mongkok, Kowloon, Hong Kong
How much: Prices range from $148 to $288 – book here

Grab A Free Pizza At Common Man Night Shift

Common Man Coffee Roasters has launched a whole new nighttime experience! To celebrate its semi-opening, guests who dine at Common Man Night Shift and order two drinks —beer, wine or cocktails — during the month of January can enjoy a Classic Margherita Pizza on the house! Plus, you can enjoy a new menu full of fusion tapas, like the Mala-Spiced Pulled Beef and Sichuan Tuna Tataki.

When: Throughout January 2025
Where: Shop G26 & G28, G/F, K11 Art Mall, 18 Hanoi Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong
How much: Prices go up to $280 – book here

Zoku Offers Japanese Fusion Fondue

A blend of Swiss Emmental cheese, Tokachi cheese and sake in a warm pot, accompanied by all sorts of dippable savouries, is being served over get-togethers at The Hari Hong Kong’s Zoku this winter! For 90 minutes, enjoy complimentary tea and coffee with an endless vegetarian dipping selection of homemade toast bread, shiitake mushrooms, broccolini, asparagus, broiled cherry tomatoes, Japanese sweet potatoes, taro, kinu tofu and shishito pepper. You can also add on meat and seafood packages for $368 and $228, respectively!

When: Until 28 February, 2025
Where: G/F, The Hari Hong Kong, 330 Lockhart Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
How much: Prices go up to $280 – book here

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2025 Chinese New Year Fashion: What To Wear For The Year Of The Snake

Anna Lentchner — Sun, 12 Jan 2025 22:00:10 +0000

Wondering what to wear this Lunar New Year? Dress for success in the Year of the Snake with these must-have red and gold Chinese New Year fashion picks…

Have you decided what to wear this Chinese New Year? Dress for the occasion and attract good fortune and wealth in the Year of the Snake in reds and golds. Scroll through for our favourite must-have festive Chinese New Year fashion items to plan your CNY outfit, or use our lookbooks for inspiration and incorporate pieces you already own!

What To Wear For A Chinese New Year Dinner With Family

It’s time to bring back old school maximalism and give off all the ’70s Gucci vibes. For this look you’ll want to mix colours and textures, and thankfully, snake-inspired garb comes in all shapes and sizes — from a jacquard knit vest, courtesy of Zara‘s new CNY collection, to Loewe’s calfskin snake bags. For a little glow, think gold sequin skirts, Messica‘s 2025 Lunar New Year campaign and Onituska Tiger‘s metallic red trainers!

What To Wear For A Celebratory Date Night

Could there be a more perfect occasion to pull out the snakeskin print? This flowy-yet-fitted number from MANGO is suitably festive while remaining wearable, and the grey tones match perfectly with an auspicious deep-red. Pair it with burgundy tights and accessories from Dolls Kill (we can’t get over these motorcycle boots) and a campy crystal-encrusted clutch — Judith Leiber being the forever inspiration.

What To Wear For A Casual Yet Festive Day Out

We’re all for dressing up, but there’s plenty of festive casual options, too. There’s nothing like denim from The Ragged Priest, and these snakeskin print jeans are perfect if you want to stay on theme. Finish off the look with a comfy knit like this gradient Year of the Snake sweater from Argue Couture, chunky silver jewellery (we love this wrap-around snake necklace) and TUMI‘s limited-edition snake fanny-pack!

What To Wear If You Want A Modern Take On The Traditional Fit

Mob wife aesthetic meets traditional Chinese New Year dressing with this opulent fit. Shanghai Tang boasts some of the most exquisite modernised cheongsam designs, a la this red, textured snake-scale dress with a high buttoned neck. Add some gold touches for extra auspiciousness, like these pearl-drop snake earrings from Chloé and strappy pumps from Lulus!

What To Wear To For A Cosy Chinese New Year

Don’t plan on leaving the house this Chinese New Year? Fair enough, but don’t let that stop you from getting into the festive spirit. Chuck on your favourite red or on-theme PJs, whether that’s silk snake print trousers, a fitting graphic tee or Hong Kong-inspired sleep accessories (G.O.D. and Bookazine have loads!).

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25 Simple Pleasures Team Sassy Swears By For 2025

Anna Lentchner — Fri, 10 Jan 2025 07:25:25 +0000

From cosy rituals to products we swear by, here’s a roundup of the daily delights that Team Sassy is feeling grateful for this year!

Is it just us, or does 2025 sound like the title of a sci-fi movie? While we may not have flying cars (yet), we do have a list of simple pleasures that feel just as magical. From indulgent beauty buys to tiny moments of bliss (hello, homemade soup), these are the small joys and favourite finds that have made our days a little bit brighter. Keep scrolling for 25 daily delights Team Sassy swears by — just don’t blame us if you end up adding a few to your cart!

“My seasonal strawberry plant started blooming fresh strawberries about two weeks ago and now I wake up every morning, go out on my balcony and get to enjoy fresh off the stem strawberries” —Hayley, Managing Director
Falling asleep to “Our Oceans” on Netflix
Lighting the last of our Christmas candles, even if holiday season is over
Coming home from work and immediately changing into a lounge set or PJs
“My new Sony Wireless Headphones, which were an Xmas gift. My airpods used to fall out all the time when I was just sitting on the MTR, so now I can stop worrying about losing one all the time.” —Emily, Partnerships Manager
Taking extra-long & extra-hot “everything showers”
Putting down our phones and returning to reading
Playing music unnecessarily loud while cooking
“I tried my first “metabollic conditioning” class the other day and I’m already finding the next one to join. I’m excited to get fitter and stronger this year.” —Jowell, Partnerships Manager
Finally facetiming that long-distance friend you haven’t spoken to in ages
Waking up early every once in a while to watch the sunrise — in Hong Kong, it’s worth it
“Homemade soup, courtesy of my partner! For the wintertime, creamy broccoli soup and kimchi jjigae have been my favourites.” —Anna, Editor
Going to your local wet market and buying fresh wholesale flowers (at half the price of florists!)
Taking our dogs for a walk and feeling grateful to live in such a green city
“Having a slow, chilled breakfast.” —Megan, Digital Marketing Coordinator
Making self-pleasure the best it can be
“Working out. After a three-week holiday in Australia, eating anything and everything and not going to the gym or doing yoga, it feels really good to move again. My body is thanking me!” —Stef, Managing Editor
Getting an impromptu drink with a friend instead of going straight home after work
“When I bought my mattress from Skyler, I also bought a bamboo duvet cover and it’s the best thing ever. It’s unbelievably soft and makes my bed so comfortable that I never want to leave it — plus, it somehow keeps me both cool and warm.” —Veena, Editorial Assistant
Listening to a podcast while commuting or cleaning (Veena’s current fave is “The Good Place: The Podcast”)
Discovering a new restaurant and it becoming a new favourite
“Making my own matcha lattes. It’s so therapeutic and way cheaper than going to a cafe.” —Aida, Designer
People-watching and eavesdropping on the MTR
Checking yourself out after getting a fresh set of lash extensions
“Getting a big hug from my kids. I get them less and less nowadays, so when I do, I really treasure it.” —Emilie, CEO

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Envision Your Dream Wedding At The Repulse Bay’s Opulent Oasis Wedding Showcase

Anna Lentchner — Wed, 08 Jan 2025 22:00:30 +0000

Get ready to say “I do” in style at The Repulse Bay’s “Opulent Oasis Wedding Showcase”!

Let’s face it — planning a wedding can be overwhelming. From choosing the perfect venue to finding the right vendors, there’s a lot to tick off your list. But what if you could do it all in one day, in one stunning location? Enter the “Opulent Oasis Wedding Showcase”, a full bridal idea-mill at The Repulse Bay on Sunday, 19 January, which will have your wedding worries melting away. From breathtaking seaview venues to exclusive perks, this is the ultimate event to help you plan your dream day with ease. Couples can explore spectacular spaces, attend staged wedding ceremonies with live music and soak in all the inspiration, so you can leave with a camera roll full of ideas for your big day!

A Wedding Wonderland With Insta-Worthy Backdrops

If you’ve been dreaming of a picture-perfect wedding, The Repulse Bay has you covered. Think fairytale settings that will make your heart skip a beat, from the lush Front Lawn and Seaview Terrace, complete with jaw-dropping ocean vistas, to the romantic charm of The Verandah, one of Hong Kong’s most iconic wedding venues. Fancy a grand celebration? Check out The Marquee, a stunning white-tented oasis open to soft ocean breezes. If you’re looking for something more intimate, head over to the enchanting alfresco Secret Garden, complete with a woodland backdrop and peekaboo sea views!

One-Stop Planning Solutions For Your Big Day

The showcase will bring together a lineup of top-notch wedding vendors, offering everything from photography and videography by KC Chan Photography and Mattography to dreamy bridal gowns from To Be Wed and dapper suits from MODE Tuxedo. Need florals? Blackbird Conservatory and Flora & have you sorted. There’s even Sovos Perfumery for that signature scent, Sanstation for designer stationery, and live music options from Harmony Productions International Limited.

Sassy Tip: Pre-register for wedding-themed arts and crafts workshops and a bridal makeup seminar by Joman Wedding!

Here’s the best part — couples who book their wedding at The Repulse Bay during the showcase will enjoy complimentary perks and privileges for a minimum food and beverage spend of $260,000. Expect goodies like hotel or flight ticket vouchers for your romantic honeymoon.

Save The Date!

When: Sunday, 19 January, 2025, 12pm to 6pm
Where: The Repulse Bay, 109 Repulse Bay Road, Hong Kong (shuttle bus available to and from Admiralty!
How much: Free entry; register here

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15 Mocha Marvels Inspired By The 2025 Pantone Colour Of The Year

Anna Lentchner — Thu, 02 Jan 2025 22:00:36 +0000

Embrace the most controversial Pantone Colour of the Year with these 15 mocha marvels!

Clean girls, rejoice, because this year we finally bid adieu to the most unabashedly marketed shade of 2024, Brat green, and welcome the 2025 Pantone Colour of the Year: “Mocha Mousse”! The first-ever brown shade to earn the title has so far acted as rage-bait for maximalist influencers (cue the comparisons to Millennial grey), but there’s really no need to lose our heads. Mocha Mousse is rich, velvety and comforting, and there’s plenty of opportunity to spice it up — think expresso martinis, charred s’mores and hints of tobacco. The Pantone execs have decreed that the 17-1230 shade captures demure and mindful indulgence, evoking our longing for everyday joy, but never mind all that. What’s important is that someone else has determined what’s in, so now you don’t need to worry about it. To make your life even easier, we’ve rounded up 15 cocoa captivators, from chic nail polish, tailored trousers and silk scrunchies to decadent fragrances, so that you can officially embrace the new Pantone Colour of the Year.

Slip, Pure Silk Scrunchies – Light Brown

$285

Mise En Scene, Hello Bubble Hair Dye – Ash Beige

$89

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Lush, Cup O’Coffee Mask

$180

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SKIMS, Fits Everybody Crewneck Long Sleeve

$600

Urban Outfitters, Leopard Print Platform Boot Mug

$158

Sinful Colors Nail Polish – Coffee Drip

$42

Kapok Comforts x MMB, Lemon Coffee Cushion

$450

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H&M, Wide Tailored Trousers – Dark Brown

$199

NYX, Ultimate Shadow Palette

$110

CASETifY, Ripple Case – Latte

$469

Cotton On, Closed Toe Buckle Slide – Brown Teddy

$229

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Starbucks, Mocha Premium Coffee Mix

$29.90

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Ole Henriksen, Peptide Lip Treatment – Creme Brulee

$185

Maison Margiela, Replica Perfume – Coffee Break

$833

Zara, ZW Collection Faux Shearling Jacket

$899

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