In this issue

The CEO and Chairman of the Harilela Group, Aron Harilela, stars on the cover of this month’s issue. Harilela is currently preparing to open his first hotel in Hong Kong, The Hari in Wan Chai. Elsewhere, our editors explore how fashion designers are using sunny colours and symbols of Smiley faces to lift people’s spirits; profile SK Lam, who brings to life the fantasies of artists such as Kaws and Joan Cornellà; and speak to Shannon Lee about the legacy of her father, Bruce Lee.

Race On, Ronald

Ronald Arculli reflects on his life over the past 20 years, his undying love for horse racing, and the city he calls home

3 mins

Roll With It

Hong Kong’s female-driven roller skating group is going to knock you out

7 mins

Good Vibrations

Call it Dopamine Dressing. Consumers are using a universal language of sunny colours and Smiley faces to lift their spirits and send a message of optimism to others

6 mins

Age of Ambition

Asia’s world-class jewellers are leveraging their heritage and swiftly becoming a force on the global stage

6 mins

Taste the Rainbow

Need a little pick me up? A colourful timepiece might help brighten your outlook

3 mins

Operation Benedict

From the moment he donned his deerstalker as the great Sherlock Holmes, Benedict Cumberbatch’s popularity soared, but his ego didn’t. The actor talks about his forthcoming spy drama and how he’s spending lockdown learning the banjo

4 mins

Late to the Party

Watchmakers are finally going online in a bid to jumpstart sales. But with boutiques closing around the world because of Covid-19, what does this mean for collectors?

4 mins

Under Construction

Some might consider this an inopportune moment to open a new hotel in Hong Kong. Aron Harilela thinks it’s perfect timing

7 mins

The Forgotten Fight

Shannon Lee discusses the legacy of her father, Bruce Lee, in Bao Minh Nguyen’s latest documentary, Be Water

10+ mins

Toy Story

Artists around the world are queuing up to work with Hongkonger SK Lam, who brings to life the fantasies of Kaws, Joan Cornellà and more as figurines, prints and even building-sized installations

7 mins

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