Forget diamonds, our pets are a girl’s best friend! Bringing comfort, support and so much joy to our lives — it’s easy to see why most of Hong Kong spoils these family members. If you’ve got a little fur baby at home (or even one with scales or feathers!) and you’re looking to spoil them with more than just their own pet stroller, we think a pet photoshoot is the perfect heartfelt way to cherish your memories together and their spirit — for years to come! From individual portrait headshots to pet and owner snapshots to candid outdoor pet photography, we’ve rounded up the best in pet photography studios and photographers in Hong Kong for your choosing!

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Hounds of Hong Kong — Personalised, award-winning and heartfelt dog photography from an animal lover

Founder Frankie Adamson’s journey into pet photography began when her beloved dog, Indy, sadly passed away. After realising how limited the photos they had together were, Frankie’s mission became capturing heartfelt portraits of gorgeous furry friends, their spirit and the love between a family and their best friend. Her award-winning photography focuses on environmental dog portraiture, capturing your furry friends on the stunning streets of Hong Kong or in in-studio portrait sessions.

Packages available upon request.

Hounds Of Hong Kong, Tai Ping Shan Street, Central & Western District, Hong Kong, 9442 8198, www.instagram.com/houndsofhongkong

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Luxe Paw Portraits  — Professional pet photographers with a genuine love for animals and technical expertise

Rooted in founder Rosa’s upbringing on a Canadian farm, Luxe Paw Portraits is shaped by a lifelong love for animals. Here, pet photography is elevated into a fine-art experience, capturing not just how your pet looks, but the quiet magic of who they are. Trained by some of the world’s leading pet photographers, Rosa and her husband Daniel bring together technical portrait expertise, an intuitive understanding of canine and feline behaviour and a genuine emotional connection with every animal they meet, resulting in studio portraits that feel deeply personal, celebrating the bond you share with your four-legged family member in a way that lasts forever.

The first 10 customers to use code Sassy Dog can enjoy Limited Edition gift certificates for $2,300 (valued at $2,800. Includes a 1–1.5-hour session and one fine-art digital portrait.
Use code Sassy for $300 off (Valid until Saturday, 1st May, 2027)

Luxe Paw Portraits, Lyndhurst Terrace, Union Commercial Building, Central, Hong Kong, 9864 0485, Instagram: @luxepawportraits, www.luxepawportraits.com

CM Leung — Artistic and editorial-level portraits that look straight out of a magazine

While CM Leung is perhaps best known for his wedding photography, his pet photography needs no other descriptor besides: stunning. His portraits will truly take your breath away, capturing your furry family member as naturally and stylistically as possible. Having won multiple awards, we don’t doubt that his photography will be almost the same as looking at your pet through your own eyes!

Packages start from $4,198.

CM Leung, www.cmleunggallery.com/outdoorfamilyhongkong

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Awwwmoments — Studio pet photography in your home with the location and theme of your choosing

Are you ready to say “awwww”? Professional photographer (and proud cat mom of five!) Wemmy Law fills her portraits with love and playful mischief. Offering a professional studio experience right to your doorstep, Awwwmoments offers photography inspired by your pet’s personality or the theme of your choice, creating memories you’ll treasure forever! Plus, Wemmy Law also dedicates time to supporting stray animals through photography and outreach — and if that’s not a reason enough to choose Awwwmoments, we don’t know what is!

Packages start from $2,300.

Awwwmoments, awwwmoments.com

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Danny Kwan Photography — International pet photographer capturing visually impressive compositions

Hong Kong-based photographer Danny Kwan specialises in pet photography alongside family photography — so why not opt for both sessions while you’re at it! Having travelled and photographed pets worldwide (including in South Korea, Japan, the UK and more!), Danny brings creativity and warmth to every shoot.

Package prices available upon request.

Danny Kwan Photography, Instagram: @dannykwanphotoart, Whatsapp: 9054 1341

Sens Pet Pro Shop — Pet family photography capturing four-legged friends, reptiles, hedgehogs and more

All attractive pets get photographed at Sens Pet Pro Shop — and we know that includes yours! For close to 20 years, SENS has been offering multiple styles of photography, with a dedicated studio for its animal and pet photography services. With four creative art photography studios, its team is incredibly adept at capturing your pets (and even yourself!) at your best! Get your photos printed into a fine art album, gallery art matted print or even canvases.

Packages start from $1,288.

Sens Pet Pro Shop, Shop D2, La Belle Mansion, 118 Argyle Street, Mong Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 3188 1682, sens-pet.com.hk

Pawtraits HK — Professional pet photography specialising in outdoor shooting

Turn your pet into the star of their own professional photoshoot with Pawtraits! Sessions take place in dog-friendly locations that capture your pooch at their best or in-studio for gorgeous headshot-ready pictures. Lead photographer, Mohnish Daryanani, also helps with capturing pooches waiting to be adopted at HKSCDA.

Package prices available upon request.

Pawtraits HK, Instagram: @pawtraitshk

Ian Taylor Photography — Candid portraits of pets and their humans

Ian Taylor Photography offers beautifully crafted pet portraits that celebrate the bond between you and your furry companion. You can choose a session at a dog-friendly location in Hong Kong, or opt for home photography studio sessions (which are an ideal option for indoor cats!). Having spent years photographing rescues as a volunteer at Hong Kong Dog Rescue, HKSPCA and Catherine’s Puppies, Ian possesses strong experience helping both the shiest rescue and the most hyper puppy truly shine.

Package prices available upon request.

Ian Taylor Photography, Unit 6, 11/F, Prosperity Place, 6 Shing Yip Street, Kwun Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 6740 7891, www.iantaylor.ca/pets

MC Productions — Ritz-Carlton designated pet photographer that captures your animal’s unique character and charm

MC Wong’s art photography began with photographing his Shiba Inu. Since then, his photography journey has taken him around the world photographing beloved furry creatures in all natural environments. As a Sony Pet Photography lecturer and Hong Kong champion of the Sony Global Animal Photography Competition, MC Wong’s pet photography is a standout for owners looking for visually compelling images.

Packages start from $3,080.

MC Productions, en.mcproduction.hk

Venture Studios — Multinational photography chain capturing family moments since 1998

At Venture Studios, you can not only capture amazing newborn snapshots and family moments, but you can also capture that same magic for your furry friend! With over 20 studios across the UK, Hong Kong and the USA, treating your pets to the portrait they deserve has never been easier. You can choose to bring your four-legged friends along for your own photoshoot or choose from four individual photoshoot packages available!

Packages start from $500.

Venture Studios, 20th Floor, 46 Lyndhurst Terrace, Central, Hong Kong, 2535 3208

Venture Studios, Suite 608-9, World Commerce Centre, Harbour City, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2377 4888, www.venturephotography.com.hk

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When Trilogy announced its closure in March, the public immediately began speculating what nightlife doomsdayism to attribute the news to. Hong Kong’s impossible rent costs? The rise of ‘sober partying’ culture? Society’s ubiquitous lack of disposable income? Whatever the reason, ‘nightlife is dead’ remains the broader insinuation. Perhaps, but that hasn’t stopped organiser Cocoa Zhou from showing Hong Kongers a good time. 

Last month, Zhou’s inaugural party OPEN by HE.R 鶴 drew hundreds to Chater Road — on a Sunday, no less — to close out Hong Kong Art Week. DJs Tripolism, MĪMĪ x FY, Alex Nude, Ani Phoebe and Zhou herself entertained a packed crowd for seven straight hours of open-air dancing, drinking and mingling, culminating in an urban music festival environment rarely seen in Hong Kong.

 

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An established DJ and producer, Zhou launched the music and party concept HE.R 鶴 in May 2025 as a direct response to her own changing lifestyle. After becoming a mother in 2024, she found Hong Kong’s traditional late-night circuit — one where clubs “rarely get busy until 1:30 or 2am” — increasingly incompatible with her new reality.

After I became a mum, I realised the challenge of finding balance in life. It seemed impossible to be a good wife and mother while maintaining my career as a DJ.

Beyond irreconcilable schedules, a baby at home also kept Zhou from touring internationally, as she was accustomed to. Nevertheless, the DJ refused to compromise on her career and passion, and so began her own venture. Teaming up with fellow DJ Alex Nude, the duo pivoted to a model which allowed them to “curate the crowd, venue and music” they loved abroad, “right here in Hong Kong.”

The resulting concept transforms fine-dining institution Mott 32 into an electronic music haven on Saturday nights. By opening the doors at 11pm (as dinner service concludes) HE.R 鶴 allows guests to transition directly from mealtime to the dancefloor. This ‘dinner-to-party’ model not only caters to a crowd that values a slightly earlier start, but also bypasses the crippling constraints of Hong Kong real estate. That is, by utilising an existing space for a limited window, Zhou capitalises on the restaurant’s luxe atmosphere while avoiding the high-risk gamble (and cost) of opening a new, dedicated space.

 

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Zhou’s decision to host OPEN by HE.R 鶴 on Chater Road was equally intentional. “I wanted to do something interesting; to choose a venue that hasn’t been used, unlike a typical event space,” she notes. After much discussion with friends and experts, HE.R pitched Chater Road to Hongkong Land, her eventual venue partner. “Even their team couldn’t believe we ended up pulling off an event of this scale in a public space,” Zhou shares. 

The logistics were, Zhou admits, a nightmare. Expanding from working with a 400-capacity restaurant venue to a street party for thousands, she recalls sleepless nights and collaborations with “millions of contractors” to build a world-class stage in the middle of Central. Perhaps most brutal, the team couldn’t begin setting up until 3am the night before as earlier would infringe on the street’s public use.

“Whatever you do, going from step zero to one is always the hardest,” she says, reflecting on the challenge of selling tickets to an event no one had ever been to. The progression was a “big jump,” but her motivation was simple: thousands fly into the city for Art Basel, and the streets are flooded with scenesters looking to mingle, network and be seen. In other words, all eyes are on Hong Kong.

I wanted to do something loud that makes a statement, while the world is watching.

An ambitious goal, but one that the DJ unmistakably reached. Standing in the heart of Central, surrounded by the city’s most iconic buildings, one could feel an energy akin to pre-pandemic crowds. This is feedback Zhou received firsthand from her friends, international visitors and even the guest DJs. “They were blown away by Hong Kong, by how stunning the venue was. A part of that is how good a job our team did, but it’s also a testament to how beautiful this city is.” 

 

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As for what’s next, Zhou isn’t content with one-off success. Plans are already in motion to turn OPEN by HE.R 鶴 into a biannual staple of the Hong Kong social calendar, with a potential return in the fall to coincide with the cooler weather. Beyond the city’s borders, the HE.R brand 鶴 is eyeing a global expansion, looking to international hubs where the ‘dinner-to-dancing’ appetite remains underserved.

Needless to say, netizens’ ‘nightlife is dead’ narrative appears to falter in the face of new, music-centred projects — particularly when they accommodate Hong Kongers’ busy, multi-faceted schedules. If we are to learn anything from Trilogy’s closure, then, perhaps it’s that the massive, multi-storey nightclub model was simple a product of a different era.

Today, it’s simply not enough to offer great views and great music. Rather, for a venture like this to be successful, it has to meet Hong Kongers’ altered expectations and experiences. This is exactly why Zhou’s concept has found success: it perfectly toes the line between offering prestige venue’s exclusivity and a community-focused project’s inclusivity. The feat not only suggests that a new era of nightlife is here, but that Hong Kong is ready for it.

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With community spirit, fully stocked fridges and cool perks, there are countless reasons why operating out of a coworking space is an incredible experience. It’s no wonder both established businesses and fresh startups alike are shunning the traditional office setup in favour of this alternative! Luckily, Hong Kong has plenty of choices in this department. Scroll through for our ultimate guide to the best coworking spaces and shared offices in Hong Kong, with locations on Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and the New Territories.

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Eaton Club — Premium flexible workspaces in Central, Wan Chai and Kowloon

More than just a serviced office solution, Eaton Club is a progressive platform for thought leaders who believe in the power of creativity, culture and collaboration. Its thoughtfully designed spaces cater to a range of workstyles, with several membership options available at Hong Kong’s trendiest business addresses. Whether you need a shared office, a dedicated desk (from $4,000 a month), a virtual office or just a Coworking Day Pass ($300), Eaton Club is the perfect place for both networking with like-minded individuals and growing your business!

Sassy Tip: Eaton Club is currently running a flash promotion for new members, offering 20% off all memberships and event space rentals. It’s only available until Tuesday, 30 September, 2025, so move quickly if you would like to try it!

Use the code EATONCLUB10 to enjoy 10% off memberships or to sign up for a free trial. Offer valid until Saturday, 1 August, 2026.

Eaton Club, various locations across Hong Kong, 3971 8907, Instagram: @eatonclubhk, www.eatonclub.com.hk

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the Hive – Spacious, multi-storey coworking spaces in vibrant neighbourhoods across Hong Kong Island and Kowloon

the Hive needs no introduction with multiple locations across Hong Kong (and Asia as a whole!). Whether you enjoy being based in the heart of the CBD or tucked away in an up-and-coming neighbourhood, each Hive location offers productive workspaces, plenty of natural light and facilities for all your business needs. Each coworking space also has its own unique identity with features like a palm tree-lined sun terrace (in Wan Chai) and in-house cafes (like in Sai Kung and Sheung Wan). Depending on your location, Hot Desk memberships range from $1,250 to $3,000 per month.

The Hive, various locations across Hong Kong, 3568 6343, Instagram: @thehivehongkong, thehive.com.hk

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Coral Hub CoWorking Space — 24/7 access to an affordable Kwai Chung coworking space

Located in Roxy Industrial Centre just five minutes away from Kwai Hing MTR station, Coral Hub is set up as a flexible, modern workspace with its own multi-functional event space. You’ll have round-the-clock access, an open pantry with free-flow coffee, 24-hour air conditioning, lockers, mail services and other convenient amenities. You can have your own desk for $1,200 per month or your own private office from $4,200 per month.

Coral Hub, Unit D, 21/F, Roxy Industrial Centre, 58-66 Tai Lin Road, Kwai Chung, Hong Kong, 2156 1571, findthecoral.com

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The Executive Centre – New premier coworking space in One IFC, Central

The crème de la crème of flexible workspaces, The Executive Centre (TEC), does not skimp on the finer things. With 12 centres in Hong Kong and over 31 years of experience, TEC has built a strong reputation for its chic coworking spaces in the city’s highest sought-after addresses. You can expect in-centre Barista Bars, private offices, meeting rooms and customisable event spaces – basically everything you could ever want in an ideal coworking venue. Its newest centre in One IFC even has a specially designed VIP room complete with a fine wine fridge!

The Executive Centre, Level 9, One IFC Hong Kong, 1 Harbour View Street, Central, Hong Kong (plus other various locations), 3899 6888, Instagram: @theexecutivecentre, www.executivecentre.com

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Desk-one — Affordable coworking spaces in Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, Tseun Wan and Sha Tin

As one of the city’s first-ever coworking spaces, Desk-one is a popular choice, loved for its affordability and spectacular city view. Unlike most other spaces which offer only monthly passes, Desk-one has a range of on-demand and flexible pricing packages, including day ($138 on weekdays) – and even hourly – passes!

Desk-one, various locations across Hong Kong, www.desk-one.hk

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Blueprint – Coworking space offering 10-day, five-day and day-passes, with 24/7 access

Owned and operated by Swire Properties, Blueprint’s uniquely designed flexible workspaces accommodate teams of all sizes, with a communal cafe, lounge and terrace where you can sit back and relax. Best of all, Blueprint offers 24-hour access to its members, including those with a 10-Day Flexi Pass, Five-Day Week Pass or Day Pass.

Blueprint, 2/F, Dorset House, Taikoo Place, 979 King’s Road, Quarry Bay, 9631 1106, blueprint.swireproperties.com

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Swiss King– A professional, productive space to call your own

Meeting a wide array of needs, Swiss King Studios offers the ultimate in organisation via an ideal space conducive to creativity and design. Featuring state-of-the-art security and protected access, rest assured that your belongings will be safeguarded. Conveniently located in Quarry Bay, 28 rooms are available to maximise productivity, complemented with five washrooms, a shower, a common room, a coffee bar area and complimentary beverages. Guests will receive 24/7 access and will be granted biometric entry for after-hours assignments or meetings, as well as their own mail box and mailing services.

Swiss King, 5/F, Block C&D, Tung Chong Factory Building, 657-659 King’s Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, 2561 2005, Instagram: www.instagram.com/swissking657, www.swissking657.com

Metro Workspace — Hong Kong coworking space with 24-hour access

With six locations across Hong Kong – all open 24/7 – this coworking space option provides plenty of freedom. We love that each location has its own personality: its Central space on Stanley Street, for instance, is designed to resemble Le Louvre in Paris, while its Wong Chuk Hang branch has a modern wood-themed design! Grab a Hot Desk for just $2,000 or a Dedicated Desk for $3,000.

Metro Workspace, various locations across Hong Kong, 3955 8550, www.metroworkshop.com.hk

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WeWork — Popular coworking spaces in Central, Wan Chai, Causeway Bay and Taikoo

Featuring private offices (for teams of up to and over 100!), along with a distinct aesthetic vibe that’s designed to inspire, WeWork’s communal space strives to create an environment where people work to make a life, not just a living. With locations across the city’s busiest districts, this pick is ideal for those who want to be in the centre of the action.

WeWork, various locations across Hong Kong, wework.hk

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Workupstairs — Sleek coworking space in Sham Shui Po

Once a warehouse in the heart of Sham Shui Po, this coworking space has a sleek contemporary design incorporating elements of the neighbourhood’s heritage. The location includes roomy private offices, 24/7 access, complimentary tea and coffee from its designer bar and hot desks to accommodate you and your team.

workupstairs, 1/F, 128-132 Yee Kuk Street, Sham Shui Po, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 5139 2717, www.workupstairs.com

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Garage Society — Social Hong Kong coworking spaces

With locations in Causeway Bay, Sheung Wan and Wan Chai, Garage Society gives its members ample opportunity to socialise, network and collaborate with other companies and brands – all in a beautifully decorated and fully serviced space. Get down to business in the perfect creative space and working environment.

Garage Society, various locations across Hong Kong, www.thegaragesociety.com

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Spaces Sun House — Conveniently located Hong Kong coworking space

This pick is a designer’s dream, offering inspiring and dynamic shared spaces to work and meet like-minded professionals. Whether you need a private office, meeting room or a place to simply plug in your laptop, Spaces Sun House will provide a suitable workspace for every need. Come break time, refuel your mind with a fresh cup of barista-brewed coffee and take in the sweeping sea views.

Spaces Sun House, 90 Connaught Road Central, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, 2245 3303, www.spaceworks.com

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More Coworking Spaces In Hong Kong

• theDesk – Sleek, minimal coworking space with multiple locations across Hong Kong. www.thedesk.com.hk
• Ooosh Coworking – Perfect coworking space for start-ups in Lai Chi Kok, Central and Island East. www.ooo.sh
• Banyan Workspace – Gorgeously designed boutique workspace in Quarry Bay. banyanworkspace.com
• Vspace Prime – A lush coworking space in Kowloon Bay with a stunning sea view. www.vspacegroup.com
• The Great Room – Hot desk, day pass, and more options at One Taikoo Place in Quarry Bay. thegreatroom.co
• Nexen Workshop – A budget-friendly, quality workspace with a flagship workshop in San Po Kong. www.nexenworkshop.com

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Editor’s Note: “Top Coworking Spaces And Shared Offices In Hong Kong” was originally published in 2024 and has since been updated by Team Sassy. 

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With mismatched eyes, an unsettling grin and teeth that look like a dentist’s nightmare, Fuggler is a far cry from the traditional plush toys. Yet the British-born “funny ugly monster” plush toy brand has become one of the most talked-about collectibles in Hong Kong. You will spot them everywhere, dangling from handbags and lined up on office desks. Mark Kingston, CEO of Fuggler Corporation, who was in town for the opening of the Fuggler flagship store at Hysan Place, Causeway Bay, sat down with us to talk about how the cult brand has taken the world by storm.

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Fuggler Was Born From A Birthday Present

The Fuggler’s origin story is as wonderfully odd as the toys themselves. The brand was created in 2010 by a British woman named Louise McGetrick, who was stuck for a birthday gift idea for her husband, a devoted fan of Jaws. Her solution was to buy a lot of false teeth, eyes and buttons off eBay, stitch them into a plush toy, and present it to him as a one-of-a-kind gift. And that’s how the first Fuggler was born.

McGetrick began making more characters, eventually landing on the name “funny ugly monsters” — later condensed into Fuggler. Kingston and his team have since taken the concept global, injecting what he describes as “chaotic, mischief humour” into every design. “They’re ugly and cute, but it’s also that physical comedy,” he says. “When you look at them, it just puts a smile on your face. And then we can do anything with the different colours, patterns and fabrics to really bring out their personalities.”

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What’s In A Name? Everything!

Fuggler’s cult appeal is mainly due to its characters and, of course, their unusual names such as Sir Belch, Old Tooth and Yeti Betty. Each name feels like it was dreamed up in a school playground, and that is not entirely far from the truth. Kingston shares that naming sessions at Fuggler HQ are collaborative, freewheeling affairs involving the team and toy partner Zuru.

“We sit down, look at the various different designs and work out the character names that fit,” he says. “So if they’ve got a gap tooth, that’s why they’re Gaptooth McGoo. Sir Belch — well, Fugglers burp, belch, fart, so Sir Belch seemed quite appropriate.” He laughs. “We have really good fun just coming up with names. We band them about and take a couple of days to work out the names for each theme.”

It sounds simple, but it’s also a clever marketing strategy. In a crowded collectibles market, a memorable name transforms a plush toy into a character, and a character into something a buyer feels they need to collect, rather than simply possess.

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Ugly Has Never Looked So Good

In Asia, Fuggler now occupies similar cultural territory to Labubu, widely grinning creature from PopMart, that has become an icon. Both sit in what Kingston calls the “sweet spot where unsettling meets endearing”. But Kingston says that Fuggler, with its signature teeth and anarchic expressions, pushes the ugly-cute aesthetic even further.

“The fact that Fugglers don’t have that traditional toy aesthetic really makes you look at it again and again. I think everyone can find a Fuggler that fits their own personality,” Kingston says. “People don’t buy Fugglers. They want to own a Fuggler. They want to carry it and show off their personality through it.”

In Hong Kong, this is playing out most visibly through the brand’s bag clip format — miniature Fugglers that consumers attach to their bags and wear almost like a personal emblem.

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The Blind Box Dopamine Hit

Like Labubu, Fuggler also has a blind box format, and Kingston is candid about why it works so effectively. “That dopamine hit when you’re opening the box and not knowing what you’re going to get — that really resonates here in Hong Kong,” he says. “You chase the rarities, you want to complete the whole collection, you can exchange with your friends — and today you can do that through platforms like Vinted or eBay.”

He is quick to clarify that Fuggler does not actively cultivate the secondary resale market — “that just happens to be a coincidence” — but a thriving secondary economy only deepens a brand’s cultural weight, and Kingston knows it. The numbers tell their own story: Rhodes Pet Science revealed in a 2026 study that “Fuggler has become a global phenomenon in the human toy category with almost 1 billion views on social media and over 25 million units sold last year.” People are not just buying a Fuggler; they are building communities and entire online identities around them.

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What It Says About Us

Perhaps the most interesting question surrounding Fuggler’s rise — and the broader “kidult” phenomenon — is not really about the toys at all. It is about what our appetite for them reveals. “I think it is escapism. It’s an innocent way of expressing yourself and having a bit of fun,” Kingston says. “There’s a lot of external stress, a lot of pressure in modern society. Fuggler comes along, we don’t take ourselves too seriously, we recognise that not everything is perfect — we live in an imperfect world.”

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Discover the best of what’s new
in Hong Kong in May
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 roundup of everything new that’s worth knowing about. From the latest in hot girl summer outfits to summer makeup must-haves for the perfect flirty look to fragrances we can’t stop smelling, this month is full of the insider beauty, lifestyle and fashion information you need to know about first!

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Jung Saem Mool Completes Your Sartorial Look With ‘Devil Wears Prada 2’ Makeup Line Available From Friday, 1 May, 2026

K-beauty enthusiasts will know the brand Jung Saem Mool for its quality products and reputed makeup school. To welcome the return of the film that inspired every fashion enthusiast, The Devil Wears Prada, JSM is launching its limited-edition “When Icons Meet” series. Celebrating the joy at the meeting point of fashion and beauty, JSM’s latest collection features favourites Essential Skin Nuder Cushion, Metal Serum Gloss, Artist Cushion Blush Blur and Essential Mool Micro Fitting Mist (Team Sassy-approved!) alongside limited-edition keyrings, in bold red accents mirroring the film’s iconic look.

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BYREDO Embraces Hong Kong With Its Design-Driven Store On Gough Street

There’s a new neighbour on Hong Kong’s vibrant Gough Street — and they smell good! BYREDO’s recent flagship opening references traditional Hong Kong shop gates with its brutalist and minimalistic structure, setting the scene perfectly for its arrival. Inside, sculptural displays await showcasing BYREDO collections ranging from body care, home scents, makeup and more! In such a beautifully crafted space, BYREDO reminds us that retail is the experience.

BYREDO, 4-6 Gough Street, Central, Hong Kong

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Calzedonia x St. Regis Team Up For The Ultimate Girl’s Summer Pool Day

Pick up a new swimsuit from Calzedonia’s latest collection and head over to the St. Regis for the ultimate relaxation day! Enjoy exclusive access to its outdoor swimming pool, fitness centre and steam room, plus indulge in a special Calzedonia-exclusive nibble and beverage menu (which includes fresh coconuts!) that’s as yummy as its new collection looks! Lounge on luxe sunbeds and sip refreshing cocktails crafted by skilled mixologists from Friday, 1 May!

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Dior Addict’s Glass Lipstick Shines Brighter Than Your Current Lipgloss

What are you picking? Lipstick, balm or gloss? We say — why not all three? Dior Addict’s Glass Lipstick blends all three into one regal silver monochromatic tube. Available in 15 new shades, each swipe provides a hydrating mirror-effect shine for unbeatable glossiness! Refillable and customisable, choose from a mirror case or a new collection of couture cases inspired by the latest House creations for that touch of personality to your pout.

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Luxury Wellness Upgraded With Technogym’s Latest Sand Stone Collection

A good workout can set the mood for the whole day, and Technogym’s latest Sand Stone collection has all the makings for everyday to be a good day! Taking modern wellness to new heights, Technogym has upgraded its tech-forward machines with titanium, vegan leather and clay in a nature-inspired palette for a workout as refreshing as a walk in nature. Inspired by the fluidity of sand and the stability of stone, Technogym’s latest will move and flow with you from cardio to strength training, creating an environment you’ll actually want to train (and spend your time) in!

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Chloé Invites You To Discover Its Atelier Des Fleurs

As of present, where scent-through-screen isn’t quite possible yet, we’re asking you to trust us when we say: Chloé’s latest parfum is utterly gorgeous. Atelier des Fleurs reveals the unexplored sides of cedar, vetiver and sandalwood, evoking the silky softness of wood with a delicate florality and creamy texture. Designed in a gorgeous bottle by French artist Anne-Sophie Barlet, the design perfectly encapsulates Chloé’s chic and sultry aesthetic.

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Indulge In A Parisian Summer With Les Beiges Summer Essentials

We all love to romanticise summer, but its reality often brings days where makeup application can feel too heavy, sticky and — let’s face it — daunting! Enter Chanel’s Les Beiges Summer Essentials collection. We not only love its comprehensive range, but we also love the lightweight and fluid consistency of its face products, which provide ample coverage and the ideal blendability to get up and go on a hot summer day!

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Cult Gaia’s Bridal Campaign Ups The Glamour

2026 Brides! This one’s for you! If you’re looking for a modern and stylish take on bridal couture for your wedding (and at a reasonable price point!), We love Cult Gaia’s latest drop. We’re obsessed with its sculptural silhouettes, soft draping and statement accessories that are ideal no matter if you’re heading to a city hall or planning an elegant reception.

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Adidas Launches Official 2026 World Cup Jerseys for Pets

There’s style, and then there’s what Adidas is doing. Taking cues from official national team kits, the brand’s latest drop extends the football fantasy to your four-legged friends, with mini jerseys representing countries like Colombia, Mexico, Argentina and Japan. Finally, fits for the whole family!

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Instagram is full of ‘high-maintenance hacks to stay low maintenance,’ but what’s a girl in Hong Kong to do when they require an Amazon Prime subscription, a Target run or materials you just can’t find here? Even if we could participate, Hongkongers have unique concerns to consider: humidity, sweaty commutes, tiny flats and, of course, even smaller budgets. But don’t fret, we’ve rounded up the best tips and tricks to look and feel like a million bucks, without the million-dollar price tag.

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Pre-Bath Yogurt Hair Mask

Take Executive Editor Suchetana’s advice and slap plain yogurt on your dry hair and scalp before a shower. Let it sit until it’s semi-dry (about 20 minutes), then shampoo as normal. No conditioner needed — the fats moisturise, the probiotics chill your scalp and you just saved some money on that hair therapy appointment.

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Glue-Free False Lashes That Won’t Ruin Your Real Ones

Glue ruins lash lines, Social Media Manager Grace wants you to know. Enter Taobao’s glue-free magnetic or self-adhesive lashes. For just $15, ten seconds and zero damage, you can cry, sleep or fight without worrying if your lashes are staying put. High-maintenance flutter, zero-maintenance application.

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Microwave Your Way To Healthy Meals

While Hong Kong flats don’t typically come with ovens, most of us have microwaves. Certified health-nut Grace says that throwing egg, protein powder and mashed banana into her microwave for 90 seconds makes the perfect high-protein cake — so you can eat clean without making a mess in your 200sqft kitchenette.

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Dye Your Brows With Men’s Beard Dye

Why pay $350 for a brow tint in Causeway Bay when you can order Just For Men beard dye off iHerb for half the price? Mix a pea-size amount, paint on brows for five minutes, then wipe off. Editor Anna promises you’ll wake up with laminated-looking brows that last two weeks. Plus, the box will last you years (seriously). 

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Press-On Nails That Look Designer

Skip the $500+ gel extension appointment and purchase some decadent press-ons (we love the selection from FingerTips in Argyle Centre!). File the edges slightly, rough up your natural nail with a buffer, wipe with alcohol and use the glue, not the sticky pad. They’ll last at least a week!

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DIY Waxing With An At-Home Warmer

Waxing appointments are expensive and time consuming, but a wax warmer from UBuy (plus some beads or strips) saves on both. Heat, spread and rip on your upper lip, underarms and bikini line from the comfort of your own home — you’ll never never have to make small talk with your aesthetician again.

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Dry Shampoo The Night Before

Hong Kong humidity laughs at your morning dry shampoo spray. Instead, spray it on your roots before bed. While you sleep, it absorbs oil overnight. Wake up with volumised, non-greasy hair that survives packed mornings in MTRs and post-work commutes.

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Double-Cleansing With Squalane Oil

You don’t need a pricey Shu Uemura cleansing oil. Grab a bottle of pure squalane oil and a cheap microfibre cloth from Japan Home Centre, then massage oil onto dry skin and wipe off gently with the warm damp cloth. It removes sunscreen and waterproof mascara better than anything pricey.

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At-Home Hair Retouch

When Anna and Editorial Coordinator Raveena need a hair pick-me-up, they take matters into their own hands. Veena loves the Revlon Colorsilk from Mannings or Watsons for a quick touch-up, while Anna opts for a Wella Colour Touch dye from Causeway Bay hair supply stores, where you’ll find professional dyes and products for cheap.

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Rugby has never been a game for the faint-hearted, so it makes perfect sense that women fell in love with it. In Hong Kong, that story stretches back to the mid-1990s, when a pioneering group of women at Hong Kong Football Club first pulled on their boots to play rugby. That founding generation made an immediate impression, earning the Best and Fairest Player award on the international stage in the United States, and announcing to the world that Hong Kong women could not just compete, but inspire. Trailblazers like Ruth Mitchell, Gabriel Lee and Hoty Chan carried that torch through the 1990s and 2000s, building a culture of grit, excellence and sisterhood.

Fast forward to 2026, and the picture is still dazzling. So, ahead of the Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens this weekend — Friday, 17 to Sunday, 19 April at Kai Tak Stadium — we sat down with Christy Cheng, a former Hong Kong captain, World Cup and Asian Games representative, and now brand ambassador for the HK Sevens. In this interview, we talked legacy, leadership and more, paying tribute to the women who have shaped the game.

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As the brand ambassador for HK7s and one of the faces of women’s rugby in the city, how do you to use this platform to inspire the next generation?

I stand on the shoulders of giants. I was incredibly fortunate to have trailblazers like Ruth Mitchell, Gabriel Lee and Hoty Chan paving the way, showing me exactly what women in Hong Kong rugby could achieve. Now, I feel a deep responsibility to pay that forward.

My goal is to show young girls that there are no “off-limit” spaces for them. I want to give them a window into what the life of a professional athlete actually looks like — the discipline, the grit and the rewards.

Perhaps most importantly, I want to lead by example. Entering my 40s and still competing at the Premiership level is my way of proving that age and expectations are just numbers. Whether it’s on the pitch or in life, I want every young girl to know that if they commit themselves — both physically and mentally — they can shatter any ceiling. If I can still do it, so can they!

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The Hong Kong Sevens is one of the greatest rugby spectacles on earth. What is the atmosphere like playing in front of that crowd?

To be honest, it’s very intense! [laughs] There is a real weight of expectation because you never want to disappoint a home crowd that’s so passionate, so the pressure is definitely there. But I believe that feeling that kind of pressure is a massive privilege — it means what you’re doing truly matters.

The energy in the stadium is like nothing else. My hope for our girls this year is that they really embrace the moment. I want them to soak in every bit of that atmosphere at Kai Tak, turn that crowd energy into their own fuel and remember that they’ve earned their place on that world-class stage.

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You captained the women’s Sevens side from 2015 to 2017, a time when you also balanced your 15s career. What did leading Hong Kong mean to you?

Representing Hong Kong meant the world to me, leading the side was another step up in responsibility. I was very fortunate to have mentors who didn’t just coach me on the pitch, but guided me into becoming the leader the team needed.

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And how did you manage competing in both formats of the game?

In terms of managing both formats, I always believed in being a student of the game. In Hong Kong, there is a tight-knit player pool, and so many of us are required to transition between 7s and 15s. They are very different disciplines and the tactical trends in attack and defence evolve so rapidly. Physical training is a non-negotiable foundation — I found that consistent study, analysing matches and breaking down film was what truly allowed me to keep pace and compete at the highest level in both versions of the sport.

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You have represented Hong Kong in the World Cup, Asian Games and the HK7s. What does pulling on that Hong Kong jersey mean to you, and which moment stands out as the proudest of your career?

Pulling on the Hong Kong jersey has always meant the world to me. It represented more than just selection, it was the ultimate validation of my belief and the effort I had poured into the sport since I first discovered rugby at the age of 21.

The proudest moment of my career was undoubtedly the 2019 Hong Kong Sevens. It was my final Sevens appearance before stepping away to start a family. I knew instinctively that I had reached the sunset of my professional career. Being able to compete at the Hong Kong Stadium with my parents and husband there and surrounded by teammates I’d stood shoulder to shoulder with for years was incredibly moving. To reflect on all those years of representation and close such a defining chapter of my life on that iconic pitch is a memory I carry with immense pride.

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Amid rising healthcare costs and an unstable economy, the last thing we need is for unexpected medical bills to land in our laps. But with the right health insurance plan, this financial burden can be avoided. Most companies in Hong Kong will offer health insurance as part of your employment package, but in case they don’t, it’s best to consider starting your own plan. Whether you’re considering an all-rounded Voluntary Health Insurance Scheme (VHIS) or a more personalised plan that suits your specific health needs and budget, our guide to health insurance in Hong Kong will have you covered.

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Bupa – Comprehensive health insurance schemes

Bupa provides an extensive range of comprehensive health insurance schemes, with plans including everything from hospital benefit, clinical benefit, maternity cover, dental benefit and critical illness insurance. Popular choices include the Bupa Hero VHIS plan, a tax-deductible VHIS Flexi plan with full cover for surgical and cancer treatments and more, and the Bupa Safe Critical Illness plan, which covers up to 85 critical illnesses at different life stages.

Bupa, 2517 8560, www.bupa.com.hk

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AXA – Comprehensive and flexible medical protection

With AXA’s Medical Insurance, not only can you reimburse medical consultation, but also other medical bills, including surgery, treatment and hospitalisation. For comprehensive and flexible medical protection, check out AXA’s tax-saving VHIS series, which covers unknown pre-existing conditions.

AXA, various locations across Hong Kong, 2523 3061, www.axa.com.hk/en/health-insurance

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HSBC HK – All-round medical coverage

Looking for a fuss-free, comprehensive medical plan? The HSBC VHIS Flexi Plan will have you fully covered for hospitalisation and surgical fees and provides all-round medical coverage (including access to quality medical care at private healthcare services) with all the basic benefits of the HSBC VHIS Standard Plan. The bank also offers specific plans covering hospital cash insurance, outpatient care, cancer care, accident insurance and more.

HSBC HK, www.hsbc.com.hk

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Prudential – Accidental and critical illness plans

Prudential’s VHIS series offers a variety of plans (Flexi, Core or VIP) to suit a range of medical needs, which ensure you are reimbursed for hospitalisation and surgery expenses, as well as treatment costs after discharge, and more. Also available are critical illness plans that guard you against ongoing serious illnesses, and three supplementary accident plans that will give you extra financial support to cover unexpected incidents.

Prudential, 3656 8362, www.prudential.com.hk

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Manulife — Multiple plans for ease of financial security

Known for its global reach, Manulife offers VHIS plans that combine international expertise with local coverage. With a wide network and flexible plan structures, it’s a popular choice for families and professionals looking for well-rounded protection, especially with ease of movement for the future.

Manulife, 2108 1313, www.manulife.com.hk

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Sun Life — VHIS, retirement and life insurance plans

A popular choice in Hong Kong, Sun Life offers comprehensive plans if you’re after a balance of protection and lifestyle perks. Sun Life offers VHIS plans designed to support both everyday health needs and major medical expenses. Plus, Sun Life is Hong Kong’s only insurer to win “10Life Insurer of the Year” four years running! 

Sun Life, www.sunlife.com.hk

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Zurich — Flexible financial planning options with various insurance plans

For those who want international-level coverage, Zurich is worth considering. With a reputation for robust global insurance solutions, its VHIS offerings cater to individuals who value security and cross-border expertise.

Zurich, www.zurich.com.hk

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Cigna Healthcare — Comprehensive health insurance plans in Hong Kong and globally

If you’re after a more international, expat-friendly approach, Cigna offers VHIS plans with a strong focus on global healthcare access. Cigna provides both individual and group medical insurance plans catering to various needs, including coverage for cancer treatment, inpatient care and rehabilitation, which other medical insurance companies may not cover.

Cigna Healthcare, www.cigna.com.hk

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Chow Tai Fook Life (CTF Life) — High coverage limits for cross-border care and 24-hour worldwide emergency assistance

Blending a well-known Hong Kong legacy with modern insurance solutions, Chow Tai Fook Life offers VHIS plans that balance flexibility and peace of mind. With options tailored to different life stages, it’s a great pick for those looking to align their health coverage with evolving lifestyle needs.

 Chow Tai Fook Life Insurance Company, 2866 8898, www.ctflife.com.hk

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FWD — Comprehensive medical plans that are easy to understand

Known for its fresh, digital-first approach, FWD makes insurance feel far less intimidating. Its VHIS plans are designed to be straightforward and accessible, with flexible coverage options that appeal to a younger, more tech-savvy crowd looking for fuss-free protection.

FWD Life Insurance, 3123 3123, www.fwd.com.hk/en/medical-cover

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AIA – Severity-based health protection plans

A first in the market, AIA offers several severity-based health protection plans that determine your claims based on the severity of your medical journey, covering every disease and injury under the sun – even new diseases that haven’t been discovered yet! You can also opt for one of AIA’s VHIS health insurance plans or choose from its more specific medical protection products.

AIA, 2232 8888, www.aia.com.hk

Pacific Prime Hong Kong – Bespoke expat health insurance plans

Global health insurance company Pacific Prime partners with trusted insurers to bring you bespoke expat health insurance plans. Boasting over 20 years of experience, compare your options with a member of its dedicated team of 700+ expert insurance advisors and customise your policy to match your personal needs and budget.

Pacific Prime Hong Kong, Units 1-11, 35/F, 1 Hung To Road, Kwun Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 3589 0531, www.pacificprime.hk

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Diving into your personal sexual journey is like stepping into a fabulous adventure! It’s all about knowing what makes you tick and keeping that fiery spark sizzling in the bedroom. And guess what? You don’t need a partner for that. Luckily, there are enough adult sex shops dotted around the city that every fantasy can be fulfilled. Stocking everything from organic lubricants and sex toy sets to body jewellery and lacy lingerie, here’s our pick of the best sex shops and adult stores in Hong Kong (online and physical) to get you in the mood.

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Take Toys — Your ultimate adult shop for unbeatable deals and fantasies

Looking to spice things up? Look no further than Take Toys, Hong Kong’s ultimate adult playground! With over 11,000 products spread across 15 stores and a fabulous online shop, they’re turning fantasies into reality. Discover top brands like Svakom, Womaniser, We-Vibe and more — all at unbeatable prices. Need a last-minute thrill? You’re in luck! Take Toys is open until midnight and conveniently located near MTR stations. Don’t forget to keep an eye out for exclusive deals and sales, or pop by the stores for a fun, judgement-free shopping spree!

Snag some fab deals at Take Toys’ online store! Enjoy free delivery on orders over $300, plus bulk discounts from 5% off on orders over $1,000 to 10% off on orders over $5,000! Can’t forget about those Loyalty Credits — earn 5% of your purchase to splurge on your next order. Click here for its ultimate sales page!

Take Toys, various locations across Hong Kong, 6990 6501, Instagram: @taketoys_hk, www.taketoys.com

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Sally’s Toy by Sally Coco – High-end sex toys, fetish wear and more

This approachable intimate lifestyle store doesn’t have a physical space anymore, but retains its soul in the online shop. Founded by local couple Vera and Picco, Sally’s Toy is a female-friendly brand that sells knowledge first and high-end products second. We love Sally’s for its collection of menstrual care products, sex toys, luxurious lingerie and fetish wear for all genders.

Sally’s Toy, 2110 1733, www.sallystoy.com

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Les’Play – Women-led, queer-friendly sex toy shop in Hong Kong

A complete newbie to sex toys or looking to upgrade your collection? Les’Play caters to all! Founded by a registered social worker and sex educator, this queer-friendly adult shop offers curated, body-safe toys. It creates an empowering space where you can explore intimacy on your own terms. Les’Play’s goal is to help you find your perfect match, whether you’re in the market for solo self-care or couples play. The expert Pleasure Consultants at the Tsim Sha Tsui boutique are available for personalised, judgement-free advice, or you can shop online at your leisure.

Sassy Tip: Enjoy free shipping in Hong Kong for orders over $300, all in discreet boxes for your absolute privacy.

Use code SASSY10 to get 10% off all regular-priced items at Les’Play. Offer valid until Friday, 31 December, 2027.

Les’Play, 3/F, 26 Granville Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 9135 5814, Instagram: @lesplay_hk, www.lesplayhk.com

Wanta – Sex toy sets, lingerie and S&M items

Small and intimate, you wouldn’t expect to find a whole treasure trove of adult products inside this sex shop. There’s no need to feel overwhelmed though as Wanta offers professional demos on an array of its products, which includes everything from fancy massagers to S&M items, sex toys and lingerie. The shop also stocks items such as pheromone-enhancing body lotions and a sex toy set designed for couples in long-distance relationships.

Wanta, 2/F, 28 Russell Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, 6468 8081, www.wanta.com

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Waddy Store – Sexual wellbeing shop selling high-quality adult toys

With two conveniently located stores in Kowloon and on Hong Kong Island, Waddy Store is a great spot to browse the latest sex toys at competitive prices. The sexual wellbeing shop also offers sexual wellness advice on its online site and speedily delivers products across the city in discreet boxes.

Waddy Store, Shop 122, 1/F, Solo Building, 41-43 Carnarvon Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 5295 7961
Waddy Store, 1/F, 541 Lockhart Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, 6182 6328, www.waddystore.com

Omakase Toy – Japanese sex toys, organic lubricants and more

In true Japanese omakase fashion, you can trust this shop to provide a curated selection of the finest Japanese sex toys and intimate products out there. Omakase Toy carries all the essentials for both solo and couple use, including organic lubricants, luxe vibrators and other easy-to-use sex toys. If you’re in a rush and are ordering online, you can opt for your items to be delivered in as quick as four hours!

Omakase Toy, various locations across Hong Kong, WhatsApp: 5419 4065, www.omakasetoy.com

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Joyful Night – BDSM toys, lingerie and more

Joyful Night was founded by Hong Kong YouTuber Cindy Yeung who was also a Miss Hong Kong 2012 contestant. On her YouTube channel, Cindy gives tips on how to increase pleasure through different sex toys. Her shops offer a wide range of adult goods from Japan and overseas for both genders, including vibrators, lubricating oils, lingerie and more.

Joyful Night (Sin Tat Plaza), Shop 58, 2/F, Sin Tat Plaza, 83 Argyle Street, Mong Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Joyful Night (Sino Centre), Shop 48, B/F, Sino Centre, 582-592 Nathan Road, Mong Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong, WhatsApp: 6728 2159, joyfulnighthk.boutir.com

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Pleasure Point – Sex toys, stimulation serums, lingerie and more

Pleasure Point positions itself as a gathering point for people interested in exploring their sexuality. While the online store offers a great selection of sex toys, stimulation serums and accessories to play around with, it’s worth visiting the Mong Kok or Causeway Bay store where the staff are happy to share their sexual health knowledge and sexual pleasure advice.

Pleasure Point (Mong Kok), Room 2101, Pakpolee Commercial Centre, 1A Sai Yeung Choi Street South, Mong Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 9069 0717
Pleasure Point (Causeway Bay), Po Foo Building, 1-5 Foo Ming Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, 5744 7779, www.pleasurepoint.com

LEXY – Over 5,000 trendy sex toys and accessories at your fingertips

If you haven’t heard of LEXY yet, you’re missing out! This Hong Kong-based online adult toy store is home to over 5,000 high-quality sex toys and accessories including popular vibrators and masturbators, lacy lingerie, BDSM sets and more fun stuff. There are often special deals and promotions running on the site so it’s worth checking in every now and then when you’re in the mood.

LEXY, WhatsApp: 9727 6428, www.lexy.com

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Salty Corner – Stimulators, harnesses, innovative toys and more

Salty Corner collects a variety of innovative and high-quality sex toys from all corners of the world, stocking well-known brands from the US, Europe, Japan and Taiwan. Catering to all fantasies and fetishes, you will find everything from nipple stimulators to flavoured lubricants, harnesses and so much more.

Salty Corner, Room D, 2/F, Sun Kai Mansion, 38 Hennessy Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, WhatsApp: 5500 0608, www.saltycorner.com

Other Online Sex Shops That Deliver To Hong Kong

• Sex Fun – Wide range of products including toys specifically for LGBT+, S&M, Male Endurance, Female Enhancers and more. www.sfunhk.com
• Fun Garden – Hong Kong-based online intimate lifestyle store stocking sex toys that both feel good and are good for your body. www.fungarden.com
• Avec Amour Lingerie – Premium lingerie, body jewellery and leather bondage pieces. www.avecamourlingerie.com

Editor’s Note: “The Best Sex Shops & Adult Stores In Hong Kong: Sex Toys And More” was most recently updated by Team Sassy in March 2026. With thanks to Sarah Richard, Inés Fung and Nathalie Sommer for their contributions.

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Organised in partnership with the Hive Studios Hong Kong, the city’s flexible creative co-working space, Runway Summer 2026 returns on Saturday, 13 June. Now in its 13th edition, it’s a not-for-profit fashion show, marketplace and community celebration that has carved out a genuine space for founder-led brands and independent creatives in Hong Kong’s fashion landscape. With past participants like ABI, Victor Chan Studio, Style Carousel, SHELLVIO and Coozysilk on its growing roster, Runway gives us a glimpse of the breadth and diversity of what Hong Kong’s creative scene actually looks like.

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A Platform For The City’s Creatives

For Runway Summer 2026, the team is looking for collections that speak to the season — resort wear, swimwear, linen, athleisure, pieces with cultural inflections and anything that captures the particular heat and energy of summer in Southeast Asia. Fashion students, designers, boutique owners, stylists, thrift curators and circular fashion organisations are all encouraged to apply. Beyond showcasing their creations on the runway, participating designers can gain documented content (such as professional photos and videos) throughout the process, something increasingly valuable for small brands navigating their own marketing.

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Beyond the Runway

It’s not just about the clothes. Lifestyle business owners, workshop hosts, guest performers and sponsorship partners across food and beverage, photography, gift bags and decor are equally welcome to get involved. Runway has always been as much a community celebration as it is a fashion event, and the 13th edition is no different.

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How To Apply

Designers and collaborators have until Monday, 20 April to submit their applications. Models can apply until Thursday, 23 April, with casting days running on Friday, 24 April and Saturday, 25 April.

• Designers and fashion brands can apply here.
• Lifestyle businesses, collaborators, vendors and sponsors can apply here.

13 editions in, Runway Asia has become one of the more meaningful fixtures in Hong Kong’s independent creative calendar, supporting the city’s entrepreneurs and small businesses, and genuinely serving the creative community with the care it deserves.

When: Saturday, 13 June 2026
Where: The Hive, 6/F, Cheung Hing Industrial Building, 12P Smithfield Road, Kennedy Town, Hong Kong

Runway Summer 2026, Instagram: @runwayasia

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