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Bomber jacket (HK$880) by Jack Wills, 77 Leighton Road, Causeway Bay.
Cashmere coat (HK$13,990), shirt (HK$5,990) and jogging pants (HK$2,390) by Cerruti 1881, Landmark Atrium, Central.
Cotton pocket squares (HK$190 each) by Brooks Brothers, IFC Mall, Central.
Elio Venezia leather sandals (HK$6,900) by Berluti, Prince’s Building, Central.
Cricket backpack (HK$4,000) and tote (HK$3,600) by Longchamp, 30 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui.


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