Aesop’s new Hong Kong location is more about respect for the locale than innovation
It’s unlikely that the majority of those who wander into Hong Kong’s Aesop Gough Street, a recently opened glass-bricked shop from the Australian skincare company, will be newcomers to the brand. Globally, the stores, never without their fair shar
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