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.

This month’s cover features Wesley Ng, the co-founder and CEO of Casetify, one of the world’s leading tech accessories brands. Ng introduces his new venture studio, IFY, through which he plans to launch more products and acquire other businesses. Also included in the magazine are this year’s Asia’s Most Stylish list, featuring a variety of people in Hong Kong with a unique sense of style; African American artist Mickalene Thomas, who is opening an exhibition in Hong Kong this month; and fashion designer Chitose Abe of Sacai, who introduces her new collection for Jean Paul Gaultier couture.

This month’s cover features nine Asian American power players who are backing the #StopAsianHate movement in the US, including fashion designer Phillip Lim, chef Angie Mar and author Min Jin Lee. Also featured in the magazine are pioneering African American artist Sam Gilliam; award-winning author Kelly Yang, who is releasing her latest novel this month; and nightclub impresario Gilbert Yeung.

On the cover of Tatler this month is Christopher Doyle, one of the most influential cinematographers in Hong Kong. He discusses his forty yearlong career, working alongside acclaimed director Wong Kar Wai and his new documentary Like The Wind. Elsewhere our editors speak with the founders of Lehmann Maupin on their new pop-up gallery in Taipei, explore the growing trend of ballroom culture in Asia and taste-test locally made chilli sauces.

On the cover of this month’s issue of Tatler Hong Kong is Derek Tsang, the director of Oscar-nominated film Better Days (2019). The filmmaker has made history as the first Hong Kong-born director to be nominated for the award. Elsewhere, our editors speak to Singaporean Olympian swimmer Joseph Schooling as he prepares for the Tokyo Olympic Games and Bling Empire’s Christine Chiu on the importance of Asian representation.

On the cover of this month’s issue of Tatler Hong Kong is Syed Asim, the co-founder of Black Sheep Restaurants. The dining group that over 30 restaurants to its name, two of which have been awarded a Michelin star each, shared its Covid-19 playbook in support of the industry last year. Meanwhile, our editors celebrate key figures shaping and defining the city’s food and beverage scene in our dining edition of Asia’s Most Influential: Tastemakers list. Elsewhere, we explore different subcultures in Hong Kong, from local street photographers, to artists, break-dancers and rappers.

Starring on the cover of Tatler Hong Kong this month is co-founder and executive director of Asia Art Archive Claire Hsu, who introduces a major exhibition which is set to take place at Tai Kwun. Elsewhere, our editors speak to upcoming Chinese director Chloe Zhao, who was recently nominated for an Academy Award for her film ‘Nomadland’, and India’s youngest billionaire, Nikhil Kamath.

This month’s cover of Tatler Hong Kong features the new guards of the city’s culture scene: Ron Wan, Mildred Cheng, Tedman Lee and Arthur Bray. The four innovators are making waves in the fields of fashion, music and design. Meanwhile, our editors asks artists, collectors, creative directors and entertainers around Asia on what the future of culture will be like post-pandemic. Elsewhere, Executive Editor, Oliver Giles speaks to Anna Maria Rossi and her son Fabio about the opening of their second gallery in Hong Kong and acclaimed South Korean artist Lee Bul on her futuristic art pieces.

On the cover of Tatler Hong Kong this month is founder of CL3 Architects, William Lim and his wife, interior designer Lavina. The art collectors share why they plan on donating 90 works from their private collection to Hong Kong’s upcoming contemporary art museum M+. Also featured are artist and architect Alex Jiaravanont who is finally joining his family business at Thailand conglomerate CP Group, and acclaimed fashion designer Phillip Lim offers a tour of his art-filled loft in New York.

Cover star Veronica Chou, founder of sustainable fashion brand Everybody & Everybody and daughter of textile tycoon Silas Chou discusses the importance of embracing eco-friendly fashion practices. Also featured are renowned fashion designer Paul Smith who celebrates his 50th anniversary and Veronica Reynolds, the first woman to hold the title of chief gemmologist in Tiffany & Co’s 183 year history. Elsewhere, our Lifestyle Editor Coco Marett explores the latest wellness trends; from practicing modern day witchcraft, achieving deep emotional healing from hypnotherapy to learning self-mastery at a Shaolin temple.

On the cover of this month’s issue is Danny Yeung, the co-founder and CEO of genetic testing company Prenetics, which has pivoted to manufacturing affordable Covid-19 tests. Yeung is one of the 100 honourees on Tatler’s first Asia’s Most Influential: Impact List, which features the most important philanthropists from around the region. Also featured in this issue is rising star Ashley Park, who discusses her hit Netflix series Emily In Paris.

On the cover this month is acclaimed Hong Kong film director Ann Hui, who was honoured this year with the Golden Lion award for lifetime achievement at the Venice Film Festival. Also featured in this issue is the late, great photographer James Chung Man-lurk, whose images gives a rare glimpse into Hong Kong’s past. Elsewhere, investor, film producer and art collector Wendi Murdoch and artist Cai Guo-Qiang discuss their passion for art, their long friendship and Cai’s upcoming exhibition at the Palace Museum in Beijing.

On the cover of this issue is Chelsea Chau-Kuok, one of more than 100 personalities featured in Tatler’s annual Asia’s Most Stylish list, a portfolio of the most fashionable men and women from around the region. Also featured this month are tycoon He Jianfeng, who is opening the He Art Museum in Guangdong this month; Japanese artist Chiho Aoshima, whose work is on show at Perrotin in Hong Kong; and photographer Matthew Johnson, who shares his favourite images and diary entries from his recent road trip across the US.

On the cover of this month’s issue are property tycoon Cecil Chao and his daughter, Gigi. The pair discuss their relationship and their plans to build a lasting family legacy. Elsewhere, our editors investigate how to open a restaurant during a pandemic; profile Chinese artist Liu Xiaodong; and speak to supermodel Maye Musk about her new book.

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.

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.

On the cover of this month’s issue is rock star, actor and producer Josie Ho, who in her upcoming film Habit plays a party girl who becomes entangled in criminal activities. Also profiled are up-and-coming photographer Luo Yang, artist Lorna Simpson, arts patron Judith Neilson and three female free divers who are pushing the limits of human athleticism and saving marine life. Elsewhere, senior fashion editor Rosana Lai discovers that the bold ballgowns and voluminous shapes storming runways are far more than just a fashion statement.

On the cover of Tatler’s May issue we feature unsung heroes from around Asia who are leading the charge in the fight against Covid-19. Elsewhere, we profile Hong Kong film star Donnie Yen, satiate our wanderlust with beautiful images of Zanzibar captured by acclaimed French Photographer Aline Coquelle for her new book, and look back on Asian films that have had far reaching—and sometimes unintended—impacts on pop culture.

On the cover of the April issue is renowned documentary filmmaker Craig Leeson—of A Plastic Ocean fame—who reveals his next film will look at the collapse of glaciers. As climate change leads to soaring temperatures and rising sea levels, we speak to architects and urban planners who are trying to save Asia’s cities from the worst. Also featured are husband and wife Philip Huang and Chomwan Weeraworawit, who use traditional Thai craftsmanship to create sustainable clothes.

Tatler’s March issue is the first featuring the magazine’s new design—everything from the logo to the fonts has been given a vibrant new look. At the heart of the issue is the New Asia portfolio, a photo shoot starring 118 of the most powerful, influential and stylish people from around the continent. Also featured are former French prime minister Dominique de Villepin and his son Arthur, who are opening a gallery in Hong Kong this month.

Eric Gnock Fah, the founder of Klook, a travel app now valued at more than US$1 billion, stars on the cover of the February issue. Also featured are entrepreneur and art patron Ivan Pun, who takes us on a tour of his hometown of Yangon, Myanmar, and interior designer Bill Bensley, who opens the doors to his spectacular home in Bangkok. Tatler’s editors also introduce the top wellness resorts around the world; the best airline lounges, premium cabins and in-flight experiences; and the 12 places that you should visit in 2020.

Model-turned-entrepreneur Liv Lo appears on the cover of the wellness-themed January issue and reveals why she launched her own fitness platform, FitSphere. Elsewhere, Waris Ahluwalia discusses why he’s leaving Hollywood and the world of fine jewellery behind to launch a line of teas that soothe body and soul; dermatologists share skincare tips and tricks everyone should know; and editors speak to the doctors, gurus and therapists behind the world’s top wellness centres, including Asaya at Rosewood Hong Kong and Sangha Retreat by Octave outside Shanghai.

Entrepreneur and philanthropist Charles Chen Yidan stars on the cover of the giving-themed December issue. Elsewhere, Ruth Shapiro explains how governments, individuals and companies can boost philanthropy around Asia; Nancy Lee reveals why she’s supporting NGO African Parks; and art patrons Nadia and Rajeeb Samdani open the doors to their family home in Dhaka.

In this month’s cover story, entrepreneur and New World Development executive Adrian Cheng gives us an exclusive tour of Victoria Dockside, a new art and culture district that has been a decade in the making and cost more than US$2 billion. Elsewhere, physicist and TV presenter Brian Cox predicts when man will first set first on Mars and designers Joseph Altuzarra and Anais Mak debate the future of fashion.

Entrepreneur and philanthropist Laurinda Ho, daughter of casino mogul Stanley Ho, appears on the cover of the legacy-themed October issue. Elsewhere, South Korean actress Song Hye-kyo is profiled, photographers Ian Lambot and Greg Girard share some of their best shots of the Kowloon Walled City, and our fashion editors introduce the season’s best menswear.

On the cover is jewellery artist Cindy Chao, who, as she celebrates 15 years in the business, reflects on the hardships of her journey, the landmarks of success and the special person who has inspired her fierce determination from the beginning. The Fashion Issue also features the best of the fall/winter runway shows, and profiles couture prodigy Huishan Zhang.
 

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.

In this month’s cover story, art collector, curator and gallerist Shanyan Koder reveals how she’s shaking up the art world with a new e-commerce platform. Elsewhere in the issue, we speak to actress Zhang Ziyi, industrial designer Marc Newson, and James Louey, who has turned his passion for music and cinema into a thriving business.

On the cover of the Travel Issue is philanthropist and mother-of-two Anne Wang-Liu, who successfully segued from a high powered career in banking to influential roles in Hong Kong’s key charitable organisations. She talks about nurturing the arts, helping others and how travel opens the mind. Elsewhere, the city’s high-flying jetsetters share exciting experiences from their recent travels—from heli-hiking in New Zealand to scuba diving with dugongs and manta raysi in Komodo National Park.

Hong Kong Tatler’s inaugural Scions Issue features Genting’s Loui Lim and the new guard powering today’s luxury economy. Elsewhere, Nepal’s only billionaire, Binod Chaudhary, shares exciting plans for the future, Andre Fu gives us a guided tour of his home and wine editor Sarah Heller MW shares recommendations for millennial palates.

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