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Rebecca Minkoff Opens Hong Kong Shop

Plans to expand in Asia

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9 years ago

April 16, 2015

Sarah Whitman

Rebecca Minkoff (New York) opened her Hong Kong store Wednesday in Harbour City, the largest shopping mall in Kowloon.

The design of the 585-square-foot space echoes the brand’s New York and San Francisco stores with bleached oak wood interiors and metal details, according to Women’s Wear Daily.

The designer says she will roll out four to six stores in the city by 2018 and is also looking to enter the market in China. She’s also flying to Tokyo to scout a location, reports WWD. The brand currently has 12 points of sale in Japan.

The company also plans to open stores in Los Angeles, Chicago, the Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore and Indonesia within the next 18 months.

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