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In honour of Earth Day on April 22, Tatler's April edition is all about sustainability. Our cover story is an interview with Bosco Chan, the recently appointed director of WWF-HK who talks about a career spent working to protect Earth's biodiversity and shares a vision for Hong Kong in which economic growth and conservation efforts comfortably co-exist. We also speak to other individuals in the city and beyond who are making a difference to the planet through their work, whether by leading the global conversation on sustainable fashion, as is the case with NGO Redress's founder Christina Dean, Vestiaire's Dounia Wone and Edwin Keh of the Hong Kong Research institute of Textiles and Apparel; or hoteliers who are celebrating indigenous culture and sustaining local communities.

Booch, Please

Sketch artist Alvin CK Lam and Cathay Pacific pilot Ash Clark join forces to create sustainable kombucha brand On the Wagon

3 mins

State of the Art

Art world insiders share insights on the first edition of Art SG—and discuss the impact the fair, the largest in Southeast Asia, will have on Singapore and the region

3 mins

Rotate

The rising Scandinavian label is showing the world that daring style, retail success and environmental responsibility can co-exist

4 mins

COMING CLEAN

Waste has long been the fashion industry’s dirty secret, but thanks to the efforts of these sustainability champions in the field, we’re beginning to see change

10+ mins

Weird and Wonderful

Yuki Wong is behind skincare clinic Weirdo Beauty and plant-based and cruelty-free skincare line Odriem. She tells us about her passion for developing customised skincare and why being “weird” is a good thing

3 mins

A Wrist to Watch

A chat with WatchBox co-founder Tay Liam Wee gave Tatler an insight into the life and times of a die-hard watch lover and collector who has brought some of the most discerning independent watchmakers to Asia from Europe

5 mins

L'École des Bijoux

From Paris to Hong Kong, L’École School of Jewelry Arts continues to revel in jewels and gems

2 mins

A WILD IDEA

Bosco Chan, recently appointed director for World Wide Fund for Nature, thinks that it's possible to balance wildlife conservation with urban development

8 mins

EVOLVING LEGACIES

On the occasion of his first solo show in Asia, artist Tunji Adeniyi-Jones tells Tatler how he's forging his future from art history's forgotten legacies

6 mins

IN THE ASCENDANT

Hong Kong cinema is moving away from the gritty cop movies it was known for in the 1980s to tell stories about society and the city's diverse communities. Tatler talks to three rising actresses-Natalie Choi, Kiranjeet Gill and Cecilia Choi - who are shaking up the scene with their vision and performances

9 mins

AT THE ROOT OF IT ALL

As Tatler Dining’s Sustainability Champion for 2023, Ashley Salmon has left an indelible mark on Roganic, the forward-thinking restaurant founded by Simon Rogan. We get to know Salmon a little better

5 mins

ASIN'S HOT SPOT

When it comes to food, Bangkok is shedding its cheap and cheerful image; the Thai capital is now a top destination for haute cuisine

5 mins

TIME AND SPACE

Long a travel hotspot, Kyoto is brimming with properties with beautiful interiors. Tatler crafts a unique experience of the city that’s tailored to different travelling styles and interests

7 mins

PROTECTING PARADISE

The Maldives is one of the most beautiful but ecologically vulnerable regions in the world. But you have to see it to believe it and—hopefully—do more to preserve it

7 mins

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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.