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Hong Kong’s queer fashion scene is overflowing with creativity — why not invest in homegrown talent and brands that reflect your values?
Support Hong Kong’s vibrant queer fashion scene by shopping local! These homegrown brands blend bold creativity with conscious style, so you’re sure to find something unique. But beyond scoring statement-making pieces (goodbye fast fashion!), you’ll also be supporting a community that redefines style on its own terms. Think gender-fluid tailoring, upcycled streetwear and accessories with a subversive twist, plus sustainable ethos and ethical production methods. Forget the pink-washing, put your money where it really matters!
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PONDER.ER
PONDER.ER, the brainchild of Alex Po and Derek Cheng, is shaking up the fashion world with daring, gender-fluid designs that invite wearers to explore their true selves. From collaborating with the Hong Kong Ballet and being semi-finalist for the 2024 LVMH Prize to gracing the covers of international fashion magazines, this trailblazing label has already made its mark.
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PabePabe
Founded in 2018, Pabepabe is an art accessories brand that transforms everyday objects into bold designs with a strong visual aesthetic. With leather as its core medium, the brand goes beyond function to showcase its “ridiculous aesthetic” and spark creative dialogue with the world.
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Kinyan Lam
Kinyan Lam is a Hong Kong-based slow fashion designer who preserves traditional dyeing techniques by using natural pigments from fruits, flowers, roots and even insects. From avocado pinks to cochineal reds and sappanwood magentas, Lam’s handmade garments in breathable fabrics like linen and organic cotton showcase unexpected natural hues with a unique twist.
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Yat Pit
Jason Mui and On-ying Lai, the duo behind Yat Pit, turn tradition on its head by reworking Chinese materials and silhouettes into bold, modern designs. From jade-embroidered skirts to sheer mesh qipaos, their 2015-founded label finds inspiration everywhere — mixing East and West, old and new — to create pieces that are as at home in New York or Paris as they are in Sham Shui Po.
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Karmuel Young
Founded in 2014, Karmuel Young reimagines quotidian clothing with designs that playfully twist the ordinary into something extraordinary. A finalist for the SustAsia sustainable fashion prize, his pieces are often multipurpose or have unique functions — like Transform Jumpsuit, which can be re-zipped into a trench coat, short jacket or pair of pants.
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Rickyy Wong
Rickyy Wong redefines urban fashion by fusing cultural heritage with contemporary design, crafting versatile pieces inspired by city life and global traditions. His most recent collection, ODYSSEY, features pieces like structured bombers, modern blazers made with sustainable luxury fabrics, championing ethical craftsmanship and zero-waste innovation.
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About Dot Dot Dot
A mixed-media and multidisciplinary artist, Clara is the brainchild behind About Dot Dot Dot. All their products are handmade in Hong Kong, available purchase on online starting in November 2025, with the size details for made-to-order.
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