Sin Sin Atelier

Sin Sin’s boutique lives up to the atelier part of its name; clients can pick fabrics from the Hong Kong native’s extensive, handpicked collection and have them made into customized outfits. The less specific can also peruse or pore over pretty filigreed and sterling jewelry, as well as trendy handbags and women’s clothing, which, some say, recalls the abstract style of Japanese designer Issey Miyake. Sin Sin, who prefers to introduce her new collections via elaborate performances rather than runway shows, also showcases the works of both established and up-and-coming (primarily Southeast Asian) artists in her adjacent gallery.