In this issue

On the cover of The Sustainability Issue is Ronna Chao, CEO of Novetex Textiles. Ronna is pioneering a waterless textile upcycling process that has the potential to revolutionise the fashion industry. Elsewhere, five local entrepreneurs share innovative solutions for eco-friendly living, and Paul McCartney’s daughter Mary tells of her plant-based journey and what brought her to Hong Kong.

Out Of Step

Multidisciplinary, charismatic and challenging, French choreographer Christian Rizzo is the poster boy for 21st-century dance, making waves with his experimental performances

3 mins

Balance Of Power

With an exhibition under way at Pace Gallery, Kohei Nawa discusses his obsessions: tradition, technology and artificial intelligence

3 mins

The Next Generation

Changing the world isn’t easy. To celebrate the new wave of young entrepreneurs and self-starters honoured in our Generation T List, we threw a star-studded dinner and party at the Rosewood Hong Kong. Here our local honourees hold up the Generation T List 2019 with their personalised covers

2 mins

Crafting A New Path

Paris-based designer Kevin Germanier is known for redefining sustainable fashion by using only upcycled materials. Here, he reveals how a six-month stint in Hong Kong shaped his creative process

5 mins

Face Time

As one of the world’s most forward-thinking watch brands, Omega has no problem attracting high-profile names to front its campaigns

5 mins

Into The Wild

It’s no longer enough for Africa’s luxury lodges to offer stylish safaris—now travellers want proof their trips help save animals and ecosystems. Two new properties in Namibia, one of which is backed by Angelina Jolie, lead the way

5 mins

Closing The Loop

Novetex chairman Ronna Chao is pioneering a waterless upcycling process to help alleviate overproduction in the fashion industry. Here, she talks about how family and education have shaped her core personal and corporate values

7 mins

We Can Work It Out

Photographer Mary McCartney has long been a passionate advocate of vegetarianism—and now she’s spreading the message in Asia

4 mins

Deep Thinker

Marine biologist and explorer Sylvia Earle has studied the sea and its creatures for more than 50 years. Now she’s campaigning for a new wave of marine parks

4 mins

Nurturing Excellence

During a journey through Colombia with Nespresso, chef Vicky Cheng discovered multiple parallels between the art of coffee production and the discipline of the culinary realm

4 mins

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