In this issue

In this month's edition of Tatler, we celebrate youth and innovation. Our cover star is Chibo Tang, the venture capitalist who has taken a chance on some of Hong Kong's most successful unicorns, who tells what it takes for him to support a startup, and why getting to know the founders is so crucial to his work. Also in the issue is this year's Gen.T list. Gen.T is Tatler’s platform for young leaders across Asia, and it has unveiled its newest cohort of Leaders of Tomorrow—individuals recognised for their impact in shaping the region’s future. Elsewhere we speak to Turner Prize-nominated artist Sin Wai Kin about the need for multiple narratives to coexist; explore designer Nelson Chow's Repulse Bay home; and catch up with quiet luxury queen Carolina Cucinelli.

THEN & NOW

Joanna Hotung has dedicated her life to education and the arts. Here, she speaks to Tatler about emphasising the best of both western and Asian learning cultures, and how she hopes to mentor the next generation of students

4 mins

ASIA'S MOST INFLUENTIAL Future Fish

Carrie Chan hopes to answer Asia’s appetite for seafood with a novel, planet-saving technology

3 mins

Soju for the Seoul

Tatler caught up with Eva Chow, founder of new soju brand Khee Soju, during her visit to Hong Kong for Art Week in March. She speaks about going back to her Korean roots, how a drink with Psy of Gangnam Style fame inspired her love of the spirit, and why she decided to launch the brand here

3 mins

Spirits in Bloom

Anita Ellis is giving floristry a deeper meaning with her flower shop Blossom Minds, where floral arrangements are made by young adults with special education needs

2 mins

Divine Influence

Jewellery designer Austy Lee combines materials drawn from the depths of the Earth with inspiration from the heavens above

1 min

Golden Opportunities

Zip Cheung, founder and CEO of seniors modelling agency Ohh Dear Communications, and Anita Lee, cofounder and CEO of social enterprise Time To Gold, which empowers elderly women by employing them in traditional Hong Kong dessert-making, discuss why we need to make older people more visible and what they’ve learnt about ageing from the “young-olds” they work with

4 mins

On the Block

Major international houses are expanding their physical presence in Hong Kong as the Asian art market continues to grow. What does this mean for the future of collecting?

6 mins

Kit Wan Studios

Known for crafting otherworldly garments using traditional techniques, the Hong Kong designer discusses how design can be rebellious and limitless

6 mins

Going Steady

Carolina Cucinelli, the co-president and co-creative director of Brunello Cucinelli unpacks quiet luxury and redefines exclusivity

6 mins

Wrist Roll

When Noel Wong spoke to Tatler about his love for watches, he gave us a glimpse behind the scenes of the life of a war correspondent-turned-luxury watch salesman-turned-filmmaker

3 mins

Star Power

Boghossian’s Inlay Shine is a collection of contemporary creations that revive an ancient craft

1 min

A Golden C(age)

A closer look at the history of jewellery indicates that social constructs have frequently determined who can wear it—but the future is for him, her and them

5 mins

Weaving Inspiration

Tweed de Chanel introduces 64 new high jewellery designs to its revered collection

1 min

Tatler GenT LIST

Meet the 35 young leaders from Hong Kong shaping Asia’s future

10+ mins

THE UNICORN CATCHER

Venture capitalist Chibo Tang helped fund a generation of startups in the Greater Bay Area—including eight unicorns. But he says there’s more to life (and business) than money

9 mins

SIN'S SKINS

The first openly non-binary individual artist to be nominated for the coveted Turner Prize, Sin Wai Kin tells Tatler why we need multiple narratives to coexist and fluidity to thrive

6 mins

RIDING THE WAVES OF ACTIVISM

From Hawaiians battling for their sovereignty to long-haired hippies safeguarding the planet, surfers have been politically active for centuries. Now, young surfers in Asia are fighting for a better future

8 mins

FRIENDLY GREEN GIANT

The world is facing a major food crisis, and it’s only going to get worse if we don’t change the way we farm, shop and eat. Luckily, Sustenir co-founder and Beco Ventures founder Benjamin Swan has some high-tech ideas

5 mins

BEACH in REACH

Step inside the Repulse Bay home of Hong Kong designer Nelson Chow—a feng shui master-approved sanctuary featuring shades of blue that celebrate the spectacular ocean views

3 mins

SABAH SECRETS

Proud Sabahan Weena Marcus takes us to her favourite spots around her hometown of Kota Kinabalu

4 mins

DARING TO BE DIFFERENT

A new generation of hoteliers are deviating from traditional hotel models, opting instead for spaces and properties that are deeply personal and that encourage depth of connection

6 mins

Purpose-driven Business

Why startups need to take ESG seriously, according to two venture capitalists

2 mins

Through the Gender Lens

Corporate foundations and philanthropic individuals can give more effectively by integrating diversity

2 mins

A New Reality

A desire to diversify and preserve wealth more sustainably is shaping how HSBC Global Private Banking guides clients through the generational transition

3 mins

If You Love It, Protect It

Art investment continues to grow, and with it the need for specialist insurance that gives collectors peace of mind. Here’s what you need to know

1 min

The Green Light

Hong Kong is Asia’s centre for ESG investing, and its government also aims to promote the city as a hub for green bond financing

2 mins

IMPACT INVESTING A DEEP DIVE

Pulling together profits and the planet

3 mins

Sustainable Advice

LGT Private Banking is continuously striving to help clients make their assets work for them— as well as the planet

2 mins

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Tatler is the region’s leading luxury and lifestyle media brand, presenting the very best of power, influence and style. Since 1977, Tatler has connected Asia’s most influential communities with the goal of promoting and developing Asian identity and culture. Tatler focuses on power and influence with greater meaning and purpose, shining the light on a larger cross-section of the people, communities and industries impacting Asia.