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According to the owner, the whole process requires at least three to four days to achieve the qipao dress of your dreams.

Aside from all the beautiful garments Mee Wah Qipao created, the boutique itself is truly a gem to appreciate and remember for its significant cultural value in the city.

Mee Wah Qipao, 76 Queen’s Road West, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, +852 2543 6889; meewahqipao.com


This article was originally published on January 16, 2020 and was updated on January 17, 2022.

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Its signature collections Mahjong, Cypherhood and The Bund of Love feature unique styles that weave together past and present, retaining cheongsam fundamentals in a modern way, inclusive of all ages, body types and ethnicities.

Yi-ming, 50A Tung Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, 3111 2268, www.yi-ming.asia

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20s Qipao – Most extensive size range catering for up to 5XL

Named after the era the cheongsam was born, 20s is an intimate boutique in the heart of town celebrating the beauty of the traditional Chinese dress.

Take a look at the Year of the Snake collection that pays a contemporary tribute to the traditional Chinese knot, along with garments that showcase snake scale-inspired tweed designs.

Shanghai Tang, various locations across Hong Kong, www.shanghaitang.com


Yue Hwa Chinese Products – Traditional Chinese clothing including cheongsams and qipaos

It’s worth making time to browse this superstore in Kowloon.

Think again, my friend.

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The interior of this shop is bright and welcoming, and its minimalist design allows the qipaos to take centre stage. Bookings are also available for families and larger groups.

20s Qipao, Flat 402, 4/F, Kam On Building, 176A-F Queen’s Road, Central, Hong Kong, 2530 0181, www.20s.hk

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Sau Lee – Cheongsams designed by women for women

Arguably the most contemporary take on cheongsams of the lot, Sau Lee’s designs celebrate the modern era of Eastern chic, balancing elegance and sensuality by women for women.

You can find cheongsams for both kids and adults, along with Chinese-style tops, accessories (including a cheongsam apron!), and custom-made pieces. Given their painstaking commitment to creating their pieces, this extra care makes perfect sense. Expect prices to range from $2k to $8k.

Sau Lee, www.sau-lee.com

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Vivienne Tam – A-list East-meets-West pieces

A celebrity favourite, everyone from Lady Gaga to Jessica Alba and Paris Hilton have worn Vivienne Tam’s spectacular gowns.

Under the warmth of a softly lit store, the leather couch and green walls exude an endearing old-school charm that, admittedly, makes us a little sentimental for a time we didn’t even know. Once you've picked out your favourite designs, head out to Hong Kong Park and use the lush surroundings to create dreamy, nostalgic snaps that will certainly light up your Instagram feed.

Available sizes: S-XL
Look for: Florals, colours, timeless style
Photoshoot locations: Hong Kong Park

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Yan Shang Kee (嫣裳記)

Upon stepping into Yan Shang Kee, we’re immediately greeted by staff who politely ask us to remove our shoes.

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  • Stanley Market – Bargain your way to a cheongsam or qipao in Hong Kong. The international designer is known for her culture-bridging, East-meets-West approach to design, in which she blends her cultural roots with artistry. It also offers professional photography, making it a one-stop shop for pre-wedding shoots.

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  • Cotton On – While no cheongsams are here, it offers a great range of kids’ Lunar New Year fashion. Think again, my friend.

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    Whether you want to channel Su Li-zhen from In the Mood for Love or the qipao-wearing main characters of Eileen Chang’s books, join us as we visit three different qipao rental shops, reliving the glam and nostalgia of old Hong Kong. Translated by Mabel Lui. 

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    Been there, done that?

    It has all sorts of great gift ideas, especially for visitors to Hong Kong – Buddha statues, jade jewelry, cheongsams and qipao for you and your cheeky cherub.

    Yue Hwa Chinese Products, 301-309 Nathan Road, Jordan, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 3511 2222, www.yuehwa.com

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    Linva Tailor – Traditional tailor of Chinese cheongsam dresses since 1965

    Linva Tailor is one of the most well-known tailors of traditional Chinese cheongsams in Hong Kong.

    Rentals are also available, which can be tied into a comprehensive photography experience for those keen to capture the iconic dress in its full glory with the stunning city as backdrop. Welcome to our curated selection of the few that nail it for your next occasion, whether you’re into the traditional look or prefer a contemporary style.

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    Linva Tailor – Movie star magic dresses

    Established in 1965, Linva Tailor rose to fame after master Leung Ching-wah created Maggie Cheung’s cheongsam for Wong Kar-wai’s film, In the Mood for Love (2000).

    Made from stretch cotton and silk jacquards, the dress’ silhouette has been updated with slit details and angled hems, while retaining the timeless essence of the traditional version.