The Dictator | Where in Hong Kong do I find the trendiest front lace-up boots?

The Dictator rules: Which one? There were three joint winners of the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund for 2015: Gypsy Sport, Brother Vellies and Jonathan Simkhai. Too bad, you almost sounded like you knew what you were talking about. Gypsy Sport is not yet available in Hong Kong but stay tuned for an upcoming launch. Till then, you can buy the clothes (HK$750 and up), shoes (HK$750 to HK$1,200) and accessories and jewellery (HK$580 to HK$1,280) via gypsysportny.com The imaginative aesthetic can be hard to describe and is generally categorised as elevated streetwear, usually featuring wild prints with influences from around the globe. You'll have to go online for Brother Vellies, too, unless you plan to visit its only boutique, in New York. Vellies refers to the veldskoen, something akin to a desert boot. But the line extends beyond this to include boots, flats and sandals made from eclectic mixes of springbok, denim, cock feathers and more (HK$1,800 to HK$9,700; www.brothervellies.com Finally, hurrah, you can actually find Jonathan Simkhai in Hong Kong - the clothes, rather than the man, of course. His womenswear collection is exclusively available at I.T stores in Harbour City and Times Square. Rumour has it, the collection will be available at www.10thshop.com soon. This season's elegant, body-hugging, athletic silhouettes come in dusty pink, white and black stretch mesh, honeycomb and embroidered tulle (HK$2,100 to HK$15,199).