In this issue

This month’s cover features four Hongkongers from the Gen.T List, Tatler’s platform for the leaders of tomorrow, who are changing the conversation around women’s health, sexuality and mental wellness. Also featured in the magazine are South Korean media mogul Miky Lee, who executive produced Parasite and is now backing the new Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles; Pierpaolo Piccioli, the creative director of Valentino; 12-year-old environmental activist Lance Lau; and Lady Gaga, who discusses her new collaboration with Dom Pérignon.

Fighting Spirit

Mahnaz Lee, founder, board chair and managing director of Women Helping Women Hong Kong (WHWHK), reflects on a decade’s work supporting some of the city’s most vulnerable women and children

2 mins

Keepin' it Old-School

Chanel Adams is the expert mixologist behind Candour, a hip-hop-inspired bar and lounge now open on Peel Street

3 mins

Walden Lam

The founder of Unspun is on a quest to create sustainably made jeans that fit like a dream

2 mins

Cafuné

Hong Kong-born designer Queenie Fan founded contemporary accessories label Cafuné in 2015 and her sleek, sculptural handbags have since found fans in women worldwide, including Lady Gaga. The Rhode Island School of Design graduate honed her skills at 3.1 Phillip Lim, Coach and Rag & Bone, specialising in accessory design before launching her own label, which can now be found at luxury department stories including Lane Crawford, Bloomingdale’s and Galeries Lafayette.

2 mins

The Next Wave

Bet you never imagined owning an original Frank Gehry design— but now you can

2 mins

Double Dare

Chefs Vicky Cheng and Olivier Elzer challenge each other to reveal their hidden talents

2 mins

T is for the Taboo Breakers

Meet four Hongkongers from the Gen.T List 2021 who are changing the conversation around women’s health, sexuality and mental wellness

10+ mins

The Young Man and the Sea

Lance Lau is part of a new generation fighting for climate action in Hong Kong

9 mins

A City Caffeinated

Hong Kong may be steeped in tea culture, but recent years have seen speciality coffee and stylishly appointed drinking destinations proliferating across the city. We explore how café culture has taken hold over the past decade

7 mins

Queen of Pop

Lady Gaga has conquered the worlds of music, film, TV and fashion. Next up: champagne

3 mins

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Tatler Hong Kong Magazine Description:

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.