3 March 2023
Hello #MarketFriday community and to its founder 
Thank God, It's Friday. We always do as it's the end of the week, and if you're reading this, then you were able to surpass the whole week's life challenges.
For today's Market Friday, I'll share with you one of my visits to shops in K11 in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. This was during the Chinese New Year and these photos have long been in my gallery so I suppose I should post them already.
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While exploring K11, I stumbled upon Market Liberty, a brand store that sells both fashion and for everyday lifestyle. This store offers carefully curated items that fans of fashion and trends will adore. Its stylish wardrobe is filled with a variety of high-end garments from various clothing brands in Asia, Europe, and New York.
I tend to be more interested in other unusual items when browsing a new store than clothes. However, since this store sells branded expensive items, I don't want to spend a penny there; I just want to look around, lol. And ever since I joined this community, I've developed a love for photographing stores that have a variety of interesting items for sale.
These fashioned bags, hats, and bonnets are cute.
Now count how many change rooms are there. And who's that girl in the mirror 😅? I liked how simple, yet stylish the items in this shop were. Even the shop settings, arrangements, and colors would catch anyone passing by.
I initially assumed this store was just a boutique, but as I walked in, I noticed they also sold high-quality homewares in neutral colors and minimalist designs.
Each item has different art designs. I spotted the People Tree items that focused on fair trade and ecology. The organization provides environmentally sustainable fashion items and customers recognize its products for fair prices and local sustainability.
There are fair ethical and eco-fashioned items in the shop made from native and organic materials.
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Meanwhile, on the other side are toiletries, scented woods and candles, and other body care products made from organic materials. This section also promotes ecological living.
There are also good quality scented perfumes and beauty products that blend with art.
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I also spotted some antique items which seemed authentic.
This antique item is an authentic Edison phonograph from the old era with a record disc of Tropical Palms - Nathan Glantz and His Orchestra released in 1924. I bet
As I exited the Market Liberty, I saw Kapook, another shop selling branded goods. But the area devoted to genuine ceramic brands, which they claimed were from France, caught my sight.
Wines, anyone? This was on the other side with lots of displayed wines on the shelf. This was just the entrance to the Fine Wine Experience, one of the hidden gems in K11. It is a great location for refreshments, dining, and unwinding.
Moving forward. I was actually in search of shoes that day so I visited this shop. However, prices weren't on sale so I opted to leave and just visit shoe outlets some other time.
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Pop Mart, are you familiar with this? It has a cute art wall design and interesting items on the shelves perfect to gift your kids and even those young at heart.
Now let's end this with some sweets.
After some exploring, stopping by the Butter to grab a huge slice of dessert is undoubtedly a great idea. Forget about your diet and food intolerances. I'll definitely return to this shop soon so I could write a detailed blog about its delectable-looking cakes and desserts.
There is a lot to see and beautiful spots to visit in K11. You'll adore this location, without a doubt. One of these days, I'll share with you my complete visit to this place.
That's all for now. Advice happy weekend and thanks for stopping by.
(All photos are mine)
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