The grand opening features a collaboration of four new generation haute couture designers, showcasing Hong Kong's potential to become the global capital of high-end bespoke fashion. Peet Dullaert, Tomo Koizumi, Zhaoyi Yu, and Caroline Hu all participated in a series of exchange events to delve into the future directions of haute couture.
Another highlight of this event is Momentum·Play: Digital Fashion Showcase, in collaboration with the French Federation of Couture and Fashion for Paris Fashion Week, curated by FabriX. The exhibition particularly emphasizes playfulness and is divided into four major areas that showcase the fusion of virtual and real works by Asian and European artists. Visitors can not only admire over a hundred artistic dolls and vintage toys but also create a personal style avatar through Roblox and appreciate the works of emerging designers in an AR fitting room. This exhibition runs from now until December 2nd at the Kai Tak AIRSIDE Gate33 Gallery, and entry is free.
The Hong Kong Design Institute is hosting The 4th Hong Kong Denim Festival, which aims to create a platform for exchanging denim culture. This year's event includes a fashion show and exhibition, with a focus on showcasing the heritage and evolution of denim fashion. The exhibition is taking place at the Harbour City Gateway Arcade in Tsim Sha Tsui and is open to the public for free until December 11, allowing visitors to gain a deeper understanding of the history of denim culture.
The exhibition collaborates with the organizers of Milan Fashion Week to showcase works from various designers from Hong Kong and Italy, illustrating the fusion of art, fashion, and sustainability. It will take place at ArtisTree in Taikoo Place, with free admission, running from November 25th to December 24th.
In addition, the two major events International Fashion Business Conference and Fashion Loves Culture Fashion Festival will focus on the intersection of fashion, business, and sustainability, inviting renowned designers like Kim Jones and Fausto Puglisi to share their innovative insights.
As a significant event promoting sustainable fashion, Fashion Summit (Hong Kong) 2025 will also be held at the Hong Kong Palace Museum, focusing on the future of fashion, art, and sustainability. Alongside the launch of the Hong Kong Art Fashion Map, it will guide the public to explore twenty-one hotspots of sustainable fashion.
This year emphasizes Fashion Future Forum and Top Ten Focus Designers Fashion Exhibition in Asia, featuring award-winning designers such as Luca Lin from ACT N°1 and Koki Abe from KHOKI. The exhibition will take place during the Clockenflap Arts Festival from December 5th to 7th.
These seven flagship programs showcase the diverse aspects of Hong Kong's fashion scene, illustrating how craftsmanship, culture, and creativity intertwine to pave the way for a more globally-minded future in fashion.
