In this issue

On this month’s cover is Septime Webre, the artistic director of the Hong Kong Ballet, and members of the company, who are staging a Hong Kong take on Romeo and Juliet later this year. Elsewhere, our editors profile fashion designer Jonathan Anderson, explore the billion-dollar esports industry and how its booming in Asia, and satiate our wanderlust by investigating the next must-visit travel destination: outer space.

Reaching for Mars

From the blue to the red planet, Hong Kong-based Nasa astrobiologist Angélica Anglés hunts for life in outer space

3 mins

Serving a Purpose

Serving a Purpose

3 mins

To Your Health

The Adventist Medical Center— Taikoo Place is a brand new and modern clinic that offers a wide range of health maintenance, medical and surgical services

2 mins

Ramona Pascual

The trail-blazing MMA fighter discusses bouncing back from injury, facing up to her fear of public speaking by presenting a Ted Talk and inspiring young women in martial arts

3 mins

A Legendary Address

St. George’s Mansions, a luxury property development by CLP Group and Sino Land, brings contemporary, elegant living to the historic neighbourhood of Kadoorie Hill

3 mins

Catching Light

With India emerging as the next fashion frontier, budding designers like 2020 LVMH Prize nominees Supriya Lele and Priya Ahluwalia are proud to showcase the country’s values through a modern, global lens

10 mins

Psych-Out

Compelling colour combinations and sculptural forms define Austy Lee’s mind-bending jewellery

1 min

Call Me Old Fashioned

Everything old is new again, thanks to a set of sophisticated jewellers who are upcycling family heirlooms and heritage pieces

4 mins

Dream Factory

Designer and artist Alan Chan opens the doors to his pop-up private museum—and discusses his dreams for a more permanent exhibition space to display his eclectic collection

7 mins

And the Show Goes On

Unbowed by the global paranoia surrounding Covid-19, the Hong Kong Ballet is moving forward with a new take on the story of Romeo and Juliet, in which Shakespeare’s much-loved tragedy is reimagined in 1960s Hong Kong, with a little help from a classic Wong Kar-wai film

10+ mins

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