Following its debut pop-up at K11 MUSEA earlier this year, Bottega Veneta builds on its presence at K11 MUSEA with the introduction of a new pop-up store, featuring the house's latest Winter 25 collection, as well as exclusive limited-edition pieces.
The ideation of every Bottega Veneta store sets out to celebrate Italian design and reflect the brand's inextricable connection to craft.
The pop-up flooring combines carpet and textured concrete, both in the same dark green shade. This colourful flooring compliments the space's smooth concrete walls, a nod to Italian modernist architecture.
The pop-up follows a flat pack design, with separate interconnected structures that echo the woven handcraft that is a signature of Bottega Veneta.
Among the pop-up's offerings is the newly launched Campana Bag taking inspiration from the 2004 archive design, as well as the limited-edition colorways of the Orbit sneakers.
Other highlights include the launch of the new alphabet bag charms and the Andiamo Pepties with customizable dices, allowing customers to personalize their bags, and elevating their individual style with a touch of creativity.
Date: 3 September - 2 November, 2025
Address: G/F, Opera Theatre, K11 MUSEA
Opening Hour: 10AM – 10PM
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French artistic fragrance brand Liquides Imaginaires — The Imaginarium first lands at K11 MUSEA.
This is not a laboratory like any other, but a garden of delight where everything becomes possible as soon as the gates of the imagination are opened.
9 fragrances inspired by the natural hybridization of citruses. An evolution of new breeds in nature. Refining fragrance with precision, unlocking new scent possibilities.
Each fragrance embodies a unique transformative power, discover your present and future through our special card-reading.
Date: 16 Aug – 14 Sep
Time: 11AM – 9PM
Location: B1, Beauty Stage, K11 MUSEA
Introducing The Tree of Life Collection, featuring two extraordinary, limited-edition single malt Scotch whiskies by The Macallan crafted in homage to the enduring legacy of visionary Scottish artist Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
Recognising a shared devotion to creativity and craftsmanship, the two expressions – The Tree of Life by The Macallan and Art is the Flower – have both been meticulously crafted to honour the circularity of nature and draw inspiration from Mackintosh’s iconic 1902 stained-glass panel, ‘The Spirit of the Rose.’
The rarer of the two releases, The Tree of Life by The Macallan is a 46 Years Old single malt Scotch whisky. With only 112 decanters available globally, this rare expression will make its debut at the Gold Ball of K11 MUSEA.
Complementing this exceptional release is The Macallan Art is the Flower, a single malt Scotch whisky showcasing the exemplary art of whisky making.
This exclusive preview will take place from 4 to 10 September. Following this period, guests are warmly invited to continue their journey at The Macallan Room, located on the 5th floor of K11 MUSEA.
Date: September 4 – September 10, 2025
Opening Hours: 11am – 8pm
Location: 2/F, Gold Ball, K11 MUSEA
Known for craftsmanship and thoughtfully designed carry solutions, LOJEL introduces 2 new Cubo Lite sizes, now available at K11 MUSEA.
Introducing the New Cubo Lite Sizes
Building on the success and core ethos of the original range, the new evolved sizes exponentially enhance the Cubo line's range and adaptability. As more airlines install extra baggage check-in fees and accommodation wardrobes shrink, the need for more efficient carry-on solutions for commuters and travelers exponentially increases.
The two new sizes, Cubo Small Lite and Cubo Fit Lite, provide tailored alternative options between standard dimensions. They are more effortlessly mobile and neatly adapted to people's movements, whether across a city or the world. With intuitive compartments, lighter builds, and refined design, every detail ensures effortless movement.
KLUB 11 Member Exclusive
Enjoy HKD$300 off upon spending of HKD$3,500 for Gold Card and Black Card Members.
*Terms and conditions apply.
Location: 353, 3F, K11 MUSEA
Opening Hours: 11AM - 9:30PM
Presented by the Asian Film Awards Academy (AFAA) with support from the Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau (CCIDAHK) and the Film Development Fund with MCL Cinemas as cinema partner, Asian Cinerama returns—fresh from a well-received March edition—to once again showcase outstanding films from across Asia. Under the theme “Growing Light”, eight feature films invite audiences to rediscover their own journeys—from childhood curiosity and teenage impulses to adult choices and reconciliation.
Four special guests—Korean director Seo You‑min, Japanese director/photographer Yoshiyuki Okuyama, Japanese director Satoko Yokohama and Thai actor Pae Arak Amornsupasiri—will attend post‑screening talks to share their creative journeys with Hong Kong audiences.
[KLUB 11 Member Exclusive Privilege]
Enjoy a discounted ticket price of HK$75 for designated movies at the standard price at K11 Art House by presenting your membership QR code from the "K11 HK" App. Tickets must be purchased in person at K11 Art House.
Opening the programme, Secret: Untold Melody transplants Jay Chou’s beloved piano romance to a Korean campus, led by EXO’s D.O. Director Seo You‑min says, “To me, Hong Kong is a city I first met through its cinema. I look forward to meeting more filmmakers and audiences here and experiencing the city’s beauty and vibrant energy to the fullest.”
From Japan come two contrasting titles. At the Bench, Yoshiyuki Okuyama’s feature debut, turns a park bench into the city’s silent witness; Suzu Hirose, Taiga Nakano and Riho Yoshioka head an ensemble of urban vignettes. “I have visited Hong Kong many times, and its blend of old and new reminds me of Tokyo, yet it pulses with a warm, welcoming energy that makes me feel at ease. I’m delighted that At the Bench will be screened here.” Okuyama notes. Berlinale Kplus winner Seaside Serendipity sees Satoko Yokohama lead seaside kids to puncture adult lies with art: “My first trip abroad was to Hong Kong. I remember being amazed that it already felt more cosmopolitan than Tokyo. After 25 years, I truly look forward to connecting with Hong Kong audiences through film.” she adds.
Thailand’s uproarious Will You Marry Monk? features Pae Arak Amornsupasiri in a clash between Thai and Japanese monastic customs. The film also marks the screen debut of Thai star Orm. Pae, who will join the Hong Kong post-screening talk, shared, "I'm so happy to have the chance to travel to Hong Kong again to promote a Thai film, as this is a perfect excuse to visit my favorite place. I look forward to seeing you all there."
Berlinale Crystal Bear winner Sunshine follows a Filipino rhythmic gymnast whose Olympic dream is derailed by an unplanned pregnancy, sending her on a scorching road trip across Luzon. Record‑breaking Vietnam rom‑com Mai flips the Cinderella trope, pairing a massage‑parlour girl with a wealthy heir and redefining Vietnamese romantic comedy.
Two modern classics round out the programme: Taiwanese coming‑of‑age favourite Blue Gate Crossing, the breakout for Gwei Lun‑mei and Bolin Chen. And Nawapol’s Heart Attack, the Thai cult hit that swept Hong Kong eight years ago, reminding office workers not to wait for their bodies to “file a complaint” before slowing down.
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