From Suzhou to Shanghai
Updated: 2014-09-19 09:33
By Pauline D. Loh(Shanghai Star)
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Fashion labels like Y-3, DKNY, Dsquared2 and Ralph Lauren attract younger consumers to this plaza. These brands rarely go on sale, so even 20 percent off is enough to drive their fans crazy.
The plaza also caters to men. The Italian fashion hall sells mens clothes, bags and shoes.
The plaza is less a shopping center and more a holiday resort for families. Rest areas are designed with different themes.
The broken walls and stone pillars may recall medieval Europe, or you may find yourself sitting on a wooden "boat" surrounded by several treasure boxes and suddenly realize you are on a replica pirate ship.
Address: 8 East Jiefang Road, Hangzhou, Zhejiang province
浙江杭州江干区解放东路8号(市民广场下)
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