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TATLER HONG KONG Last year, Girish Jhunjhnuwala, CEO and founder of Ovolo Hotels, transformed his two Hong Kong properties into some of the first—and most popular—quarantine hotels in the city, becoming a model for hoteliers locally and internationally. “I am very proud because we’re bringing our people home,” he says. “Hong Kong residents need to be treated with dignity and I’m proud we get to do this.” TATLER INDONESIA Andree Susanto is the co-founder and CEO of Waresix, one of Indonesia’s largest logistics start-ups, which connects shippers and businesses with available warehouses and transport across the country. He discusses how the company is growing and how it plans to reduce its carbon emissions. TATLER MALAYSIA Ever since she first visited a hammam—a traditional steam bath—in Morocco, Kam Su-En has made it her mission to bring…

One morning last month, not coincidentally just after indulging in a holiday dinner of cheese fondue and all manner of Swiss accoutrements, I stepped onto a scale to discover I weighed more than I ever have before. Even my dog is getting fat. It is also not coincidental that we have dedicated this January issue to the theme of wellness, since many of us see a new year as an opportunity to look for ways to improve our lives, whether through fitness or healthier behaviour, or even a fresh diet. A few years ago, I tried intermittent fasting and cryotherapy, among other fads of the moment, and felt just awful about the results, and myself too. But as lifestyle editor Coco Marett reports in her deep dive this month on the…

KITTY N WONG Kitty N Wong is an illustrator based in Hong Kong. Her drawings are a love letter to the city, often mixing colourful fashion with playful depictions of Hong Kong culture and food. She has worked with a wide range of clients, such as Apple, Dior, Tiffany & Co, Xiaomi and Lane Crawford. In this issue, she celebrates the classic Cantonese dish of rice noodles (p.176) MARK WILLIAMS AND SARA HIRAKAWA Husband-and-wife team Mark Williams and Sara Hirakawa first met while attending the Rochester Institute of Technology. Their photographs have appeared in Vanity Fair, Harper’s Bazaar and Rolling Stone. They have shot numerous international celebrities, including Jennifer Lawrence, Nicole Kidman and Oprah Winfrey. For Tatler, the couple photographed this month’s fashion shoot (p.86) BJ PASCUAL Los Angeles-born, Manila-based BJ Pascual is one of…

TATLER HONG KONG Last year, Girish Jhunjhnuwala, CEO and founder of Ovolo Hotels, transformed his two Hong Kong properties into some of the first—and most popular—quarantine hotels in the city, becoming a model for hoteliers locally and internationally. “I am very proud because we’re bringing our people home,” he says. “Hong Kong residents need to be treated with dignity and I’m proud we get to do this.” TATLER INDONESIA Andree Susanto is the co-founder and CEO of Waresix, one of Indonesia’s largest logistics start-ups, which connects shippers and businesses with available warehouses and transport across the country. He discusses how the company is growing and how it plans to reduce its carbon emissions. TATLER MALAYSIA Ever since she first visited a hammam—a traditional steam bath—in Morocco, Kam Su-En has made…

SKIING AND SNOWBOARDING While the slopes of Aspen or Niseko are off-limits to most this year due to travel difficulties, there are several centres in Hong Kong that offer a simulated skiing or snowboarding experience, meaning skiers can maintain their muscle memory, technique, strength and fitness for when real snow-capped peaks beckon once more. Slope Infinity (slope8.com) in Fortress Hill uses a large revolving carpet, or deck, to emulate slopes, while SkiTech (skitech.com.hk) in Wong Chuk Hang employs a virtual reality-linked machine to imitate the feel and sights of a slalom. In the meantime, stock up on ski supplies at Fun ’N Snow in Sheung Wan (funnsnow.com), or try Sandy Ip’s The Ski Project (theskiproject.co) or Patricia Tung-Gaw’s Ferastyle (ferastyle.com) for more luxurious apparel. SHOOTING The Winter Games features the biathlon, an event that…

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Ice Rink Directory

Fashion’s Night Out

Glitz, glamour, haute couture and a guest list to die for: that was the K11 Night in a nutshell. On December 10, New World Development CEO Adrian Cheng and fashion icon Carine Roitfeld, founder and director of the CR media brand, joined forces to kick off Savoir-Faire: The Mastery of Craft in Fashion, an exhibition like no other, held at K11 Musea. At what will likely go down as the most talked-about fashion event in Asia in 2021, 450 style savants walked the gold carpet on the Avenue of Stars at Victoria Dockside, which was closed to non-guests for the evening. The event, dubbed by organisers as “the Met Gala of Asia”, was the region’s first multi-brand exhibition, showcasing haute couture and prêt-à-porter fashion from 22 of the world’s biggest designers…

Fashion’s Night Out

Make It a Double

Like many of the best parties, art centre Para Site’s silver jubilee gala started with a shot of tequila, one of which was waiting for each guest at their seat—and which everyone downed in unison after executive director Cosmin Costinas’s rousing welcome speech. Perhaps unsurprisingly, bidding in the subsequent fundraising auction was frenzied, with collectors vying for pieces donated by leading galleries and artists. For the first time, NFTs were included: the first, an original piece by Refik Anadol, sold for HK$800,000. Halfway through bidding for the second, one of an edition of 100 by Beeple, auctioneer Jehan Chu threw in a last-minute extra. “For whoever wins this, I’ll organise an hour-long phone conversation with myself and Beeple about crypto and NFTs,” said Chu, causing several more paddles to shoot…

Make It a Double

One morning last month, not coincidentally just after indulging in a holiday dinner of cheese fondue and all manner of Swiss accoutrements, I stepped onto a scale to discover I weighed more than I ever have before. Even my dog is getting fat. It is also not coincidental that we have dedicated this January issue to the theme of wellness, since many of us see a new year as an opportunity to look for ways to improve our lives, whether through fitness or healthier behaviour, or even a fresh diet. A few years ago, I tried intermittent fasting and cryotherapy, among other fads of the moment, and felt just awful about the results, and myself too. But as lifestyle editor Coco Marett reports in her deep dive this month on…

A Stylish Soirée

Invite Asia’s most stylish men and women to one of Hong Kong’s best-loved restaurants, and you have the recipe for a glamorous visual and gastronomic feast. On November 3, members of Tatler’s newly released Asia’s Most Stylish list gathered at The Continental—the European restaurant now under the management of The Upper House—for the first time since its interior revamp by designer Natasha Usher. Guests Shiva Shabani and Calvin Yu arrived for an evening of celebration dressed classic and cool, while Kayla Wong and Elaine Chen-Fernandez were in high spirits after being on the TVB remake of the US game show Family Feud, which pits two families against each other in naming the most popular answers to survey questions. No Wong Answer—their team name and a nod to Kayla’s surname—won the competition,…

A Stylish Soirée

KITTY N WONG Kitty N Wong is an illustrator based in Hong Kong. Her drawings are a love letter to the city, often mixing colourful fashion with playful depictions of Hong Kong culture and food. She has worked with a wide range of clients, such as Apple, Dior, Tiffany & Co, Xiaomi and Lane Crawford. In this issue, she celebrates the classic Cantonese dish of rice noodles (p.176) MARK WILLIAMS AND SARA HIRAKAWA Husband-and-wife team Mark Williams and Sara Hirakawa first met while attending the Rochester Institute of Technology. Their photographs have appeared in Vanity Fair, Harper’s Bazaar and Rolling Stone. They have shot numerous international celebrities, including Jennifer Lawrence, Nicole Kidman and Oprah Winfrey. For Tatler, the couple photographed this month’s fashion shoot (p.86) BJ PASCUAL Los Angeles-born, Manila-based…

King of the Night

Legends of Hong Kong nightlife gathered at Dragon-i on November 5 to celebrate the iconic venue and the unstoppable rise of its founder, Gilbert Yeung, as part of Tatler’s Pass the Aux event series. The masterful entertainment mogul was interviewed onstage by Yeti Out founder and DJ Arthur Bray in a talk hosted by Sean Fitzpatrick, Tatler’s regional managing director of dining and events. “This is a set of faces who are more likely to see each other at 4am, not 4pm,” quipped Fitzpatrick, as guests including Allan Zeman, Jason Swamy, Amanda Strang, Bonnae Gokson and Kevin Poon settled into their booths. Before Yeung had taken to the stage, the audience watched a video of him breakdancing on the beach in Discovery Bay as a teenager in the Eighties, as part of…

King of the Night

Singing for Change

The Changing Young Lives Foundation (CYLF) held its annual charity gala on November 7 at the Grand Hyatt’s ballroom, raising more than HK$4 million through a silent auction, donations and guests sponsored to sing on the night. Themed “Homecoming”, the event attracted more than 200 guests from Hong Kong’s business community in support of the organisation, which helps underserved youngsters in Hong Kong. Sheilah Chatjaval, the chairman of the foundation’s council, began the evening by thanking supporters and reminding them of the importance of the CYLF’s work. “Last year, we had to cancel our gala dinner, so this year’s gala is crucial for us to raise funds to sustain our 100 per cent free service and operation,” she said. “Despite all the difficulties and challenges over the past 12 months, we…

Singing for Change

Home-Town Heroes

Chinese cooking has never had such a spotlight on a world stage as it does today, largely thanks to the innovators and storytellers who champion the flavours, techniques and history behind this extremely diverse cuisine. To explore Chinese food in detail, Charmaine Mok, Tatler’s content director of dining, sat down with food writer and critic Janice Leung Hayes; May Chow, the chef and owner of Little Bao and Happy Paradise; and chef and owner of VEA and Wing Restaurant Vicky Cheng, for a fireside chat on the future of Chinese fine dining and the changing perception of high-end Chinese food. The panellists sunk their teeth into topics such as what could be done to champion the skills that their chefs bring to the table, as well as the importance of…

Home-Town Heroes

SKIING AND SNOWBOARDING While the slopes of Aspen or Niseko are off-limits to most this year due to travel difficulties, there are several centres in Hong Kong that offer a simulated skiing or snowboarding experience, meaning skiers can maintain their muscle memory, technique, strength and fitness for when real snow-capped peaks beckon once more. Slope Infinity (slope8.com) in Fortress Hill uses a large revolving carpet, or deck, to emulate slopes, while SkiTech (skitech.com.hk) in Wong Chuk Hang employs a virtual reality-linked machine to imitate the feel and sights of a slalom. In the meantime, stock up on ski supplies at Fun ’N Snow in Sheung Wan (funnsnow.com), or try Sandy Ip’s The Ski Project (theskiproject.co) or Patricia Tung-Gaw’s Ferastyle (ferastyle.com) for more luxurious apparel. SHOOTING The Winter Games features the…

Ice Rink Directory

Lohas Rink, 206-210, L2, The Lohas, 1 Lohas Park Road, Tseung Kwan O lohasrink.com.hk Ice Palace, 1/F, Cityplaza, 18 Taikoo Shing Road, Taikoo Shing cityplaza.com/ice-palace The Glacier, The Glacier, Level UG, Festival Walk, 80 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong festivalwalk.com.hk DB Ice Rink, G/F, Block C, DB Plaza, Discovery Bay dbicerink.com Elements, G/F, Elements, No. 1 Austin Road West, Tsim Sha Tsui therinkltd.com Mega Ice, Unit 1, Level 10, MegaBox, 38 Wang Chiu Road, Kowloon Bay megaice.com.hk Sky Rink, 8/F, Dragon Centre, 8/F, 37K Yen Chow Street, Sham Shui Po skyrinkhk.com…

Ice Rink Directory

All About That Baste

On November 24, 20 members of the Tatler community gathered at Salisterra at The Upper House for an early Thanksgiving celebration. Split across three tables, guests including fashion journalist Divia Harilela, co-founder and managing director of Advisory Council Federico Tan, the Hong Kong Ballet’s artistic director Septime Webre, and designer Vivienne Tam arrived in their holiday finest to enjoy a feast prepared by chef de cuisine Chris Czerwinski. Over cornbread, buttered scallops and salt-crusted turkey ballotine, those seated at the private chef’s table talked about what they were most thankful for this year. Angela Cheng-Matsuzawa said she had chosen to be grateful to Covid-19 for allowing her family a chance to be grounded in Hong Kong, creating more opportunities for quality time with her twin sons. Her husband Masaaki Matsuzawa agreed, but…

All About That Baste

A Night at the Museum

On December 2, art lovers went to the Hong Kong Museum of Art (HKMoA) for the 30th anniversary celebration of the Friends of HKMoA, a charitable organisation that has promoted and supported the institution and enhanced the arts landscape in Hong Kong since 1991. Nancy Lee, the organisation’s chairman, took to the stage to thank her peers and predecessors. “We would not be here today without those who walked before us. I would like to honour all past museum chief curators and the past Friends of HKMoA chairmen. Over the years [we have] sponsored museum exhibitions, publications and symposia, and donated works of art. In turn, we have also benefited from the help and support of HKMoA curators and staff, for which we are most grateful,” she said. After dinner and live…

A Night at the Museum

Fashion’s Night Out

Glitz, glamour, haute couture and a guest list to die for: that was the K11 Night in a nutshell. On December 10, New World Development CEO Adrian Cheng and fashion icon Carine Roitfeld, founder and director of the CR media brand, joined forces to kick off Savoir-Faire: The Mastery of Craft in Fashion, an exhibition like no other, held at K11 Musea. At what will likely go down as the most talked-about fashion event in Asia in 2021, 450 style savants walked the gold carpet on the Avenue of Stars at Victoria Dockside, which was closed to non-guests for the evening. The event, dubbed by organisers as “the Met Gala of Asia”, was the region’s first multi-brand exhibition, showcasing haute couture and prêt-à-porter fashion from 22 of the world’s biggest…

Fashion’s Night Out

For the Love of Art

You’ve been the chairman of the Friends of HKMoA since 2005. How did the role come about? I joined the Friends of HKMoA in the late Nineties, when Maisie Wong was the chairman. Then I left the committee and rejoined under Rosamond Brown. At that time, I began to organise all the membership programmes and took over the chairmanship after two years when Rosamond stepped down. Over the years, I have worked with several museum chief curators, including Gerald Tsang, Christina Chu, Tang Hoi-chiu, Eve Tam and the current director, Maria Mok. Where does your passion for the arts come from? I have always loved the visual arts and grew up devouring art books and scouring museums. Art, to me, is the highest expression of the human spirit. But my journey to art…

For the Love of Art

Make It a Double

Like many of the best parties, art centre Para Site’s silver jubilee gala started with a shot of tequila, one of which was waiting for each guest at their seat—and which everyone downed in unison after executive director Cosmin Costinas’s rousing welcome speech. Perhaps unsurprisingly, bidding in the subsequent fundraising auction was frenzied, with collectors vying for pieces donated by leading galleries and artists. For the first time, NFTs were included: the first, an original piece by Refik Anadol, sold for HK$800,000. Halfway through bidding for the second, one of an edition of 100 by Beeple, auctioneer Jehan Chu threw in a last-minute extra. “For whoever wins this, I’ll organise an hour-long phone conversation with myself and Beeple about crypto and NFTs,” said Chu, causing several more paddles to shoot…

Make It a Double

A Festive Feeling

The season was wintry, but the atmosphere was anything but frosty on December 8, when 20 entrepreneurs from the Gen.T community attended a cosy dinner at the Upper House’s Mediterranean restaurant Salisterra for an evening of inspiring conversation that instilled optimism for the future. As glasses chimed and plates of seasonal, sun-kissed food flowed from the kitchen, Genevieve Chew and Jacqueline Chak, co-founders of womenswear brand Edit and architecture and interior design studio Editecture, spoke of the sustainable mahjong line they launched last autumn. The biodegradable sets are made from upcycled fabrics and resin and were inspired by all the time that the makers had spent at home during the early days of Covid-19. Meanwhile, Arnold Chan, founder of nonprofit Teach For Hong Kong, shared his pandemic silver linings: namely, how Covid-19…

A Festive Feeling

A Stylish Soirée

Invite Asia’s most stylish men and women to one of Hong Kong’s best-loved restaurants, and you have the recipe for a glamorous visual and gastronomic feast. On November 3, members of Tatler’s newly released Asia’s Most Stylish list gathered at The Continental—the European restaurant now under the management of The Upper House—for the first time since its interior revamp by designer Natasha Usher. Guests Shiva Shabani and Calvin Yu arrived for an evening of celebration dressed classic and cool, while Kayla Wong and Elaine Chen-Fernandez were in high spirits after being on the TVB remake of the US game show Family Feud, which pits two families against each other in naming the most popular answers to survey questions. No Wong Answer—their team name and a nod to Kayla’s surname—won the…

A Stylish Soirée

King of the Night

Legends of Hong Kong nightlife gathered at Dragon-i on November 5 to celebrate the iconic venue and the unstoppable rise of its founder, Gilbert Yeung, as part of Tatler’s Pass the Aux event series. The masterful entertainment mogul was interviewed onstage by Yeti Out founder and DJ Arthur Bray in a talk hosted by Sean Fitzpatrick, Tatler’s regional managing director of dining and events. “This is a set of faces who are more likely to see each other at 4am, not 4pm,” quipped Fitzpatrick, as guests including Allan Zeman, Jason Swamy, Amanda Strang, Bonnae Gokson and Kevin Poon settled into their booths. Before Yeung had taken to the stage, the audience watched a video of him breakdancing on the beach in Discovery Bay as a teenager in the Eighties, as…

King of the Night

’Tis the Season

On the evening of December 9, the great and the good of Hong Kong attended the Fayre of St John’s, an annual fundraising event hosted by Maggie’s Cancer Caring Centre (MCCC). Since 2008, the organisation has provided cancer patients and their families with free holistic care services, including emotional, social and psychological support. Members of the organising committee included Anne Wang Liu, Martha Keswick, Nadia Harilela, Alison Lusher Falloon and Audry Ai-Morrow who organised a one-hour programme packed with holiday cheer. At St John’s Cathedral in Central, 200 people gathered to listen to a thoughtful sermon by Reverend John Chynchen with touching remarks by Leong Che-hung, chairman of MCCC’s board of governors. Actress Ankie Beilke was the emcee for the event, during which Alan Tsang and Jonathan Yip got everyone on their…

’Tis the Season

Who Needs Snow?

In the world of the Design Trust, run by executive director and co-founder Marisa Yiu, there is no such thing as the winter doldrums. In fact, to cap off a year of accomplishments, last month Yiu collaborated with artists and architects William Lim, Elaine Yan Ling Ng and Mak Ying Tung 2 on an ambitious gala dinner, titled Winter Playscapes, for which the three interpreted the theme of “play” in the context of the season. To be fair, it’s the best time of year in Hong Kong. For the benefit, with Prada as its title sponsor, the trio incorporated palm trees, sunflowers, cityscapes and elements of the wildly popular microparks Design Trust Futures Studio introduced in Yi Pei Square and Portland Street Rest Garden in 2021, interpreted here as video installations…

Who Needs Snow?

Singing for Change

The Changing Young Lives Foundation (CYLF) held its annual charity gala on November 7 at the Grand Hyatt’s ballroom, raising more than HK$4 million through a silent auction, donations and guests sponsored to sing on the night. Themed “Homecoming”, the event attracted more than 200 guests from Hong Kong’s business community in support of the organisation, which helps underserved youngsters in Hong Kong. Sheilah Chatjaval, the chairman of the foundation’s council, began the evening by thanking supporters and reminding them of the importance of the CYLF’s work. “Last year, we had to cancel our gala dinner, so this year’s gala is crucial for us to raise funds to sustain our 100 per cent free service and operation,” she said. “Despite all the difficulties and challenges over the past 12 months,…

Singing for Change

Against the Odds

When Hoyi Lam joined her family business in 2015, she knew she wanted to use her power and status for good. Her family is known for its real estate projects in Hong Kong and mainland China, but Lam has also thrown her support behind ensuring that people with disabilities get access to sport and education. Alongside her role as senior vice president of Lai Fung Holdings and Lai Sun Development, Lam also serves as the CEO of her family’s charity, the Por Yen Charitable Foundation, and last year was appointed chairman of Special Olympics Hong Kong (SOHK), the city’s branch of the world’s largest sports organisation for children and adults with intellectual and physical disabilities. Lam became involved with Special Olympics after Por Yen sponsored a bowling competition at the Special Olympics…

Against the Odds

Home-Town Heroes

Chinese cooking has never had such a spotlight on a world stage as it does today, largely thanks to the innovators and storytellers who champion the flavours, techniques and history behind this extremely diverse cuisine. To explore Chinese food in detail, Charmaine Mok, Tatler’s content director of dining, sat down with food writer and critic Janice Leung Hayes; May Chow, the chef and owner of Little Bao and Happy Paradise; and chef and owner of VEA and Wing Restaurant Vicky Cheng, for a fireside chat on the future of Chinese fine dining and the changing perception of high-end Chinese food. The panellists sunk their teeth into topics such as what could be done to champion the skills that their chefs bring to the table, as well as the importance of…

Home-Town Heroes

A Party in a Can

How did you both meet? Der: Flora’s husband and I went to the same university. When he moved to Hong Kong seven years ago, we got in touch and clicked right away. Flora and I became fast friends shortly after. Were you both always in the food and beverage business? Ma: Other than my stint as a restaurant hostess in my early twenties, this is my first foray into the F&B business. I have always worked in business and finance. After I moved to Hong Kong in 2015, I worked for Ernst & Young’s audit and management consulting groups and Goldman Sachs’s equity sales and corporate access teams. Der: The only F&B experience I had before Only was a summer job washing dishes in high school. I moved to Hong Kong to reconnect with…

A Party in a Can

All About That Baste

On November 24, 20 members of the Tatler community gathered at Salisterra at The Upper House for an early Thanksgiving celebration. Split across three tables, guests including fashion journalist Divia Harilela, co-founder and managing director of Advisory Council Federico Tan, the Hong Kong Ballet’s artistic director Septime Webre, and designer Vivienne Tam arrived in their holiday finest to enjoy a feast prepared by chef de cuisine Chris Czerwinski. Over cornbread, buttered scallops and salt-crusted turkey ballotine, those seated at the private chef’s table talked about what they were most thankful for this year. Angela Cheng-Matsuzawa said she had chosen to be grateful to Covid-19 for allowing her family a chance to be grounded in Hong Kong, creating more opportunities for quality time with her twin sons. Her husband Masaaki Matsuzawa…

All About That Baste

New Year, Same Beloved Traditions

YOLANDA CHOY-TANG Co-founder, EcoDrive and partner, Central Weddings “My favourite family tradition is getting together over a meal. Everyone wears something bright and red, and there are auspicious flowers and trees all around the house. The meal is carefully planned by the older generation and every dish has meaning. We always have spring rolls for wealth, fat choy [black moss] for more wealth, fish for extra blessings, noodles for longevity and rice cakes for success. As a child, I loved getting up early in the morning to see my father making glutinous sesame rice balls and crescent pastries with peanut and coconut filling.” AUDRY AI-MORROW Partner, Central Weddings “Pre Covid-19, we had the tradition of skiing with family friends during Chinese New Year holidays in Canada, Italy, France or Austria. We have had close to…

New Year, Same Beloved Traditions

A Night at the Museum

On December 2, art lovers went to the Hong Kong Museum of Art (HKMoA) for the 30th anniversary celebration of the Friends of HKMoA, a charitable organisation that has promoted and supported the institution and enhanced the arts landscape in Hong Kong since 1991. Nancy Lee, the organisation’s chairman, took to the stage to thank her peers and predecessors. “We would not be here today without those who walked before us. I would like to honour all past museum chief curators and the past Friends of HKMoA chairmen. Over the years [we have] sponsored museum exhibitions, publications and symposia, and donated works of art. In turn, we have also benefited from the help and support of HKMoA curators and staff, for which we are most grateful,” she said. After dinner…

A Night at the Museum

For the Love of Art

You’ve been the chairman of the Friends of HKMoA since 2005. How did the role come about? I joined the Friends of HKMoA in the late Nineties, when Maisie Wong was the chairman. Then I left the committee and rejoined under Rosamond Brown. At that time, I began to organise all the membership programmes and took over the chairmanship after two years when Rosamond stepped down. Over the years, I have worked with several museum chief curators, including Gerald Tsang, Christina Chu, Tang Hoi-chiu, Eve Tam and the current director, Maria Mok. Where does your passion for the arts come from? I have always loved the visual arts and grew up devouring art books and scouring museums. Art, to me, is the highest expression of the human spirit. But my…

For the Love of Art

Quarantine is a feared experience for Hong Kong’s inbound travellers—unless they’re staying with the Ovolo Hotel Group, one of the hotel chains that has got it right. Since the Hong Kong government introduced mandatory hotel stays ranging between seven and 21 days late last year, Girish Jhunjhnuwala, Ovolo’s CEO and founder, has guided his group’s pivot to becoming one of the most popular choices for quarantiners. Its quarantine package has set the benchmark for the type of service people expect when travelling back to Hong Kong; dedicated quarantine groups on Facebook and posts on TripAdvisor praise the hotel for virtual happy hours and Zoom exercises classes which have kept travellers sane throughout their isolation. “Ovolo is exceptional from the minute you check in. Food selections are great, the 4pm happy…

Pick Up the Baton

“I had no idea what an orchestra was when my mother brought me to a concert when I was four,” says Lio Kuokman, the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra’s resident conductor. “I was intrigued by this man who came out looking like a penguin with a white stick in his hand. As he flicked his stick, I felt that the musicians were following his command, and sounds were coming out from different parts of the stage. I turned to my mother and said, ‘I want to be the guy with the chopstick’.” Little did he know how far that dream of picking up the “chopstick” would take him. Proving to be a natural musician, Lio graduated from The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts in 2004 with first class honours, majoring in…

Pick Up the Baton

A Festive Feeling

The season was wintry, but the atmosphere was anything but frosty on December 8, when 20 entrepreneurs from the Gen.T community attended a cosy dinner at the Upper House’s Mediterranean restaurant Salisterra for an evening of inspiring conversation that instilled optimism for the future. As glasses chimed and plates of seasonal, sun-kissed food flowed from the kitchen, Genevieve Chew and Jacqueline Chak, co-founders of womenswear brand Edit and architecture and interior design studio Editecture, spoke of the sustainable mahjong line they launched last autumn. The biodegradable sets are made from upcycled fabrics and resin and were inspired by all the time that the makers had spent at home during the early days of Covid-19. Meanwhile, Arnold Chan, founder of nonprofit Teach For Hong Kong, shared his pandemic silver linings: namely,…

A Festive Feeling

Crème de la Crème

PERROTIN Jean-Michel Othoniel From January 15 to February 26 French sculptor Jean-Michel Othoniel specialises in handblown glass sculptures that take the form of both small- and large-scale jewellery, beads or bricks. His work explores topics such as travelling and history, and has been exhibited in Tokyo, Shanghai, Paris, Miami and Hong Kong. This exhibition displays his Necklace, Suspended Lovers and Precious Stonewall series. perrotin.com HAUSER & WIRTH Annie Leibovitz. The Early Years 1970-1983 and Wonderland From January 6 to February 12 The American portrait photographer, most famous for the intimate image of John Lennon and Yoko Ono taken a few hours before the Beatles member was shot, is one of the leading photographic artists of our time. Leibovitz herself has selected the rarely seen images for this exhibition, which includes works from her early years…

Crème de la Crème

’Tis the Season

On the evening of December 9, the great and the good of Hong Kong attended the Fayre of St John’s, an annual fundraising event hosted by Maggie’s Cancer Caring Centre (MCCC). Since 2008, the organisation has provided cancer patients and their families with free holistic care services, including emotional, social and psychological support. Members of the organising committee included Anne Wang Liu, Martha Keswick, Nadia Harilela, Alison Lusher Falloon and Audry Ai-Morrow who organised a one-hour programme packed with holiday cheer. At St John’s Cathedral in Central, 200 people gathered to listen to a thoughtful sermon by Reverend John Chynchen with touching remarks by Leong Che-hung, chairman of MCCC’s board of governors. Actress Ankie Beilke was the emcee for the event, during which Alan Tsang and Jonathan Yip got everyone…

’Tis the Season

IF THE TOKYO OLYMPIC GAMES had you prodding your rolls of flab and wondering the exact age you were when any glimmer of a potential career as a professional athlete died, don’t worry: there could still be a sporting career in your future. The childhood party game where you batted a balloon to friends and pulled off elaborate moves to prevent it touching the floor is now an emerging sport in Hong Kong. The Hong Kong Balloon League officially launched in November, backed by Albert Yeung’s Emperor Group, mirroring a mushrooming of similar clubs around the world. It began as a viral video on TikTok, in which three US siblings played keepy-uppy with a balloon, and now there is a World Cup, most recently won by Peru. Scoffing in the…

Who Needs Snow?

In the world of the Design Trust, run by executive director and co-founder Marisa Yiu, there is no such thing as the winter doldrums. In fact, to cap off a year of accomplishments, last month Yiu collaborated with artists and architects William Lim, Elaine Yan Ling Ng and Mak Ying Tung 2 on an ambitious gala dinner, titled Winter Playscapes, for which the three interpreted the theme of “play” in the context of the season. To be fair, it’s the best time of year in Hong Kong. For the benefit, with Prada as its title sponsor, the trio incorporated palm trees, sunflowers, cityscapes and elements of the wildly popular microparks Design Trust Futures Studio introduced in Yi Pei Square and Portland Street Rest Garden in 2021, interpreted here as video…

Who Needs Snow?

Photographing dance requires an instinct for capturing dynamic shapes and forms in a static format. Hong Kong-based photographer Au Tze-long travelled to Hungary last September to capture a series of photographs of a pair of dancers, Emese Kovács and Lukács Gergő, in Torula Művésztér, an art space redeveloped out of an abandoned wine factory in the northwestern city of Győr. During the shoot and dance performance, musicians played the gong and flutes, and Cantonese poetry by Hong Kong poet Sin Long was read to enhance the atmosphere and inspire the participants. The resulting exhibition, Our Home Place, which Au describes as a “community art project”, combined drawing, collage, costume, dance, film and music based on a series of workshops by Hungarian multidisciplinary art collective, the Ziggurat Project. “Our Home Place examines the…

Against the Odds

When Hoyi Lam joined her family business in 2015, she knew she wanted to use her power and status for good. Her family is known for its real estate projects in Hong Kong and mainland China, but Lam has also thrown her support behind ensuring that people with disabilities get access to sport and education. Alongside her role as senior vice president of Lai Fung Holdings and Lai Sun Development, Lam also serves as the CEO of her family’s charity, the Por Yen Charitable Foundation, and last year was appointed chairman of Special Olympics Hong Kong (SOHK), the city’s branch of the world’s largest sports organisation for children and adults with intellectual and physical disabilities. Lam became involved with Special Olympics after Por Yen sponsored a bowling competition at the…

Against the Odds

Fashions Fairy Godfather

On November 3, Canto-pop heartthrob Hins Cheung’s bridalwear brand Sennet Frères launched the world’s first couture collection inspired by Disney princesses. The “fairy godfather” who conjured up 28 elaborate wedding and evening gowns—slim or voluminous, some swathed with crystals, some embracing the cosiness of velvet, some covered in delicate lace—is Hong Kong fashion designer Kev Yiu, who has been a long-time friend of and costume designer for Cheung. The Sennet Frères creative director has been designing wedding gowns for two decades. When Yiu was studying fashion design in London, his tutor was a corset specialist, who taught him how to create tailored pieces that best complement a women’s figure. Yiu brought the technique back to Hong Kong, and uses it to create close-fitting wedding gowns which at the same time play…

Fashions Fairy Godfather

A Party in a Can

How did you both meet? Der: Flora’s husband and I went to the same university. When he moved to Hong Kong seven years ago, we got in touch and clicked right away. Flora and I became fast friends shortly after. Were you both always in the food and beverage business? Ma: Other than my stint as a restaurant hostess in my early twenties, this is my first foray into the F&B business. I have always worked in business and finance. After I moved to Hong Kong in 2015, I worked for Ernst & Young’s audit and management consulting groups and Goldman Sachs’s equity sales and corporate access teams. Der: The only F&B experience I had before Only was a summer job washing dishes in high school. I moved to Hong…

A Party in a Can

STILL WATERS AQUA & HUTONG After 18 years in One Peking Road, Aqua and Hutong have found new homes at H Zentre in Tsim Sha Tsui. Located on the 17th and 18th floor respectively, the relocated venues have been given a new lease of life—and three terraces between them. aqua.com.hk UPPER CRUST BAKEHOUSE Gregoire Michaud’s beloved bakery brand is finally claiming a corner of Kowloon, with its third branch now open in Tsim Sha Tsui. The takeaway-only shop—a stone’s throw from Nathan Road—will be well stocked with its signature range of breads and viennoiserie. bakehouse.hk WRITTEN IN THE STARS PLUME Previously known as Piqniq, this refreshed rooftop bar and lounge by the Le Comptoir team brings a lavish French-centric wine list and sophisticated bar bites (Oteiza charcuterie, Brittany oysters, steak tartare) curated by Écriture chef Maxime Gilbert. plumehk.com RAISING…

New Year, Same Beloved Traditions

YOLANDA CHOY-TANG Co-founder, EcoDrive and partner, Central Weddings “My favourite family tradition is getting together over a meal. Everyone wears something bright and red, and there are auspicious flowers and trees all around the house. The meal is carefully planned by the older generation and every dish has meaning. We always have spring rolls for wealth, fat choy [black moss] for more wealth, fish for extra blessings, noodles for longevity and rice cakes for success. As a child, I loved getting up early in the morning to see my father making glutinous sesame rice balls and crescent pastries with peanut and coconut filling.” AUDRY AI-MORROW Partner, Central Weddings “Pre Covid-19, we had the tradition of skiing with family friends during Chinese New Year holidays in Canada, Italy, France or Austria.…

New Year, Same Beloved Traditions

Camille Cheng is a two-time Olympic athlete, psychology graduate and Lululemon brand ambassador. But her path to Tokyo 2020 was not without its obstacles. “Changes and new challenges took a toll on my physical and mental health,” she says. “I struggled with self-confidence, imposter syndrome and how to develop a healthy athletic identity.” Finding and sustaining the level of motivation required to compete at an elite level, says Cheng, is no easy feat. “It’s important to ‘know your why’,” she says, especially when your motivation and goals are likely to change as you progress. Cheng’s longterm goal was to compete at the Olympics, and once this was realised, she found a new ambition. “I wanted to use my platform as an Olympian to share my journey, in the hopes of inspiring…

Quarantine is a feared experience for Hong Kong’s inbound travellers—unless they’re staying with the Ovolo Hotel Group, one of the hotel chains that has got it right. Since the Hong Kong government introduced mandatory hotel stays ranging between seven and 21 days late last year, Girish Jhunjhnuwala, Ovolo’s CEO and founder, has guided his group’s pivot to becoming one of the most popular choices for quarantiners. Its quarantine package has set the benchmark for the type of service people expect when travelling back to Hong Kong; dedicated quarantine groups on Facebook and posts on TripAdvisor praise the hotel for virtual happy hours and Zoom exercises classes which have kept travellers sane throughout their isolation. “Ovolo is exceptional from the minute you check in. Food selections are great, the 4pm happy…

Pick Up the Baton

“I had no idea what an orchestra was when my mother brought me to a concert when I was four,” says Lio Kuokman, the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra’s resident conductor. “I was intrigued by this man who came out looking like a penguin with a white stick in his hand. As he flicked his stick, I felt that the musicians were following his command, and sounds were coming out from different parts of the stage. I turned to my mother and said, ‘I want to be the guy with the chopstick’.” Little did he know how far that dream of picking up the “chopstick” would take him. Proving to be a natural musician, Lio graduated from The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts in 2004 with first class honours, majoring…

Pick Up the Baton

I recently saw Will Smith’s viral YouTube series, The Best Shape of My Life, and it hit me like a truck. Despite being an action film star, Smith grew to his all-time heaviest during the pandemic, and vowed to lose the weight while writing his memoir. I am the same age and in the same situation and really cannot blame Covid-19 any more, as deep down, I know I have let my health and fitness slide for years. How did I get this dad bod? I’m not even a dad! I have enlisted an A-team of professionals to help me look and feel good inside and out. My goal is to lose 25lbs (11kg) in 25 weeks, so expect an update in June. In the meantime, meet my international team…

Rollerskating is growing as a sport in Hong Kong, thanks to the efforts of dedicated skaters like Snooky Wong and the close-knit community that she and fellow enthusiasts are building based on the founding principles of acceptance and inclusion. Born in Hong Kong, Wong lived in the UK when she was younger but moved to Australia for university. After returning to Hong Kong in 2009, she struggled to get onto a master’s degree course in psychology, and while she tried to decide on the path she should follow in life, she volunteered with charities, watched films and ate junk food. During these self-described “very depressing binge-eating days”, she watched Whip It, the 2009 US comedy film about a girl who breaks free from societal conformity through roller derby, a two-team sport played…

Crème de la Crème

PERROTIN Jean-Michel Othoniel From January 15 to February 26 French sculptor Jean-Michel Othoniel specialises in handblown glass sculptures that take the form of both small- and large-scale jewellery, beads or bricks. His work explores topics such as travelling and history, and has been exhibited in Tokyo, Shanghai, Paris, Miami and Hong Kong. This exhibition displays his Necklace, Suspended Lovers and Precious Stonewall series. perrotin.com HAUSER & WIRTH Annie Leibovitz. The Early Years 1970-1983 and Wonderland From January 6 to February 12 The American portrait photographer, most famous for the intimate image of John Lennon and Yoko Ono taken a few hours before the Beatles member was shot, is one of the leading photographic artists of our time. Leibovitz herself has selected the rarely seen images for this exhibition, which includes…

Crème de la Crème

IF THE TOKYO OLYMPIC GAMES had you prodding your rolls of flab and wondering the exact age you were when any glimmer of a potential career as a professional athlete died, don’t worry: there could still be a sporting career in your future. The childhood party game where you batted a balloon to friends and pulled off elaborate moves to prevent it touching the floor is now an emerging sport in Hong Kong. The Hong Kong Balloon League officially launched in November, backed by Albert Yeung’s Emperor Group, mirroring a mushrooming of similar clubs around the world. It began as a viral video on TikTok, in which three US siblings played keepy-uppy with a balloon, and now there is a World Cup, most recently won by Peru. Scoffing in the…

Known for his ornate creations, Austy Lee’s high jewellery designs are inspired by philosophical traditions, intricate forms in nature, and more. The Ikhor collection—a ten-piece series featuring vivid red and green hues—draws upon these sources of inspiration. Taking its name from the word for an ornate cluster of flowers that forms on a branch, the Red Lime Inflorescence Ring is an 18-karat rose-gold piece set with unheated Mozambican rubies and white diamonds and lined with thin red enamel, while a Colombian vivid green emerald centrepiece represents the flower’s pistil. The God Pulse ring is an 18-karat white-gold piece set with vivid green emeralds, white diamonds, and a thin line of red enamel, designed to signify a pulse. For this ring, Lee used lighter green emeralds, their delicate hue contrasting with the bold…

Photographing dance requires an instinct for capturing dynamic shapes and forms in a static format. Hong Kong-based photographer Au Tze-long travelled to Hungary last September to capture a series of photographs of a pair of dancers, Emese Kovács and Lukács Gergő, in Torula Művésztér, an art space redeveloped out of an abandoned wine factory in the northwestern city of Győr. During the shoot and dance performance, musicians played the gong and flutes, and Cantonese poetry by Hong Kong poet Sin Long was read to enhance the atmosphere and inspire the participants. The resulting exhibition, Our Home Place, which Au describes as a “community art project”, combined drawing, collage, costume, dance, film and music based on a series of workshops by Hungarian multidisciplinary art collective, the Ziggurat Project. “Our Home Place…

URBAN SPIN The cult classic LV Archlight sneaker, which debuted in Nicolas Ghesquière’s spring-summer 2018 collection, has had a makeover in the form of a slingback. The campaign sees Italian mega-blogger and entrepreneur Chiara Ferragni explore the streets of Milan in the shoe’s ultra-feminine reinterpretation. The shoes are made from technical satin, mesh and leather, while the original wavy oversized outsole has been translated to an ultra-supple rubber sole, ever-chic kitten heel and an adjustable velcro strap featuring the house’s name. Available in six colourways, this sporty take on a timeless design represents the kind of no-nonsense attitude you need going in to 2022. HAUTE SANTÉ Following Dior’s Cruise 2022 show in Athens’ Panathenaic Stadium last summer, the fashion house teamed up with Technogym, a high-end sports equipment brand, on a fitness collection.…

Fashions Fairy Godfather

On November 3, Canto-pop heartthrob Hins Cheung’s bridalwear brand Sennet Frères launched the world’s first couture collection inspired by Disney princesses. The “fairy godfather” who conjured up 28 elaborate wedding and evening gowns—slim or voluminous, some swathed with crystals, some embracing the cosiness of velvet, some covered in delicate lace—is Hong Kong fashion designer Kev Yiu, who has been a long-time friend of and costume designer for Cheung. The Sennet Frères creative director has been designing wedding gowns for two decades. When Yiu was studying fashion design in London, his tutor was a corset specialist, who taught him how to create tailored pieces that best complement a women’s figure. Yiu brought the technique back to Hong Kong, and uses it to create close-fitting wedding gowns which at the same time…

Fashions Fairy Godfather

STILL WATERS AQUA & HUTONG After 18 years in One Peking Road, Aqua and Hutong have found new homes at H Zentre in Tsim Sha Tsui. Located on the 17th and 18th floor respectively, the relocated venues have been given a new lease of life—and three terraces between them. aqua.com.hk UPPER CRUST BAKEHOUSE Gregoire Michaud’s beloved bakery brand is finally claiming a corner of Kowloon, with its third branch now open in Tsim Sha Tsui. The takeaway-only shop—a stone’s throw from Nathan Road—will be well stocked with its signature range of breads and viennoiserie. bakehouse.hk WRITTEN IN THE STARS PLUME Previously known as Piqniq, this refreshed rooftop bar and lounge by the Le Comptoir team brings a lavish French-centric wine list and sophisticated bar bites (Oteiza charcuterie, Brittany oysters, steak…

Naomi Osaka wears a lot of hats. On top of being a four-time Grand Slam singles champion, she has her own skincare brand, serves as an ambassador for Louis Vuitton and Tag Heuer, and is a powerful voice in the world of sports. But her second love after tennis is fashion, which is why she collaborated with Levi’s to create an upcycled denim collection inspired by her own personal style—a mix of sporty and feminine—and heritage. How do you describe your style? I really like to dress in a way that tells a story. I love pieces that you wouldn’t necessarily see anywhere else. For me, style is a real form of expression, and my style kind of varies from day to day based on my mood and what story I want…

Camille Cheng is a two-time Olympic athlete, psychology graduate and Lululemon brand ambassador. But her path to Tokyo 2020 was not without its obstacles. “Changes and new challenges took a toll on my physical and mental health,” she says. “I struggled with self-confidence, imposter syndrome and how to develop a healthy athletic identity.” Finding and sustaining the level of motivation required to compete at an elite level, says Cheng, is no easy feat. “It’s important to ‘know your why’,” she says, especially when your motivation and goals are likely to change as you progress. Cheng’s longterm goal was to compete at the Olympics, and once this was realised, she found a new ambition. “I wanted to use my platform as an Olympian to share my journey, in the hopes of…

Three’s Company

HAIR AND MAKE-UP KAREN YIU AND GLOOMY KWOK AT MAKEUPBEES MODELS ANGIE NG AT MODEL ONE AND EDWIN TAY AT COOL STYLE EDITORIAL DIRECTION LA CONSING LOPEZ…

Three’s Company

I recently saw Will Smith’s viral YouTube series, The Best Shape of My Life, and it hit me like a truck. Despite being an action film star, Smith grew to his all-time heaviest during the pandemic, and vowed to lose the weight while writing his memoir. I am the same age and in the same situation and really cannot blame Covid-19 any more, as deep down, I know I have let my health and fitness slide for years. How did I get this dad bod? I’m not even a dad! I have enlisted an A-team of professionals to help me look and feel good inside and out. My goal is to lose 25lbs (11kg) in 25 weeks, so expect an update in June. In the meantime, meet my international team…

Rollerskating is growing as a sport in Hong Kong, thanks to the efforts of dedicated skaters like Snooky Wong and the close-knit community that she and fellow enthusiasts are building based on the founding principles of acceptance and inclusion. Born in Hong Kong, Wong lived in the UK when she was younger but moved to Australia for university. After returning to Hong Kong in 2009, she struggled to get onto a master’s degree course in psychology, and while she tried to decide on the path she should follow in life, she volunteered with charities, watched films and ate junk food. During these self-described “very depressing binge-eating days”, she watched Whip It, the 2009 US comedy film about a girl who breaks free from societal conformity through roller derby, a two-team…

Anya Taylor-Joy

Anya Taylor-Joy’s riveting performances and sensational beauty have been recognised by Dior, which has named her global ambassador for beauty and fashion. She will showcase the designs of both creative director of make-up Peter Philips and women’s creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri. The actress has enjoyed a meteoric rise over the past couple of years, from starring in the critically acclaimed Netflix series The Queen’s Gambit to her most recent project, Last Night in Soho, with director Edgar Wright. At just 25, Taylor-Joy has already received several accolades for her work, including an Emmy and a SAG award in the past year alone. And she’s not slowing down any time soon. As if to cement her suitability for the Dior role, in October Taylor-Joy was named “Face of the Year” at the CFDA…

Anya Taylor-Joy

Known for his ornate creations, Austy Lee’s high jewellery designs are inspired by philosophical traditions, intricate forms in nature, and more. The Ikhor collection—a ten-piece series featuring vivid red and green hues—draws upon these sources of inspiration. Taking its name from the word for an ornate cluster of flowers that forms on a branch, the Red Lime Inflorescence Ring is an 18-karat rose-gold piece set with unheated Mozambican rubies and white diamonds and lined with thin red enamel, while a Colombian vivid green emerald centrepiece represents the flower’s pistil. The God Pulse ring is an 18-karat white-gold piece set with vivid green emeralds, white diamonds, and a thin line of red enamel, designed to signify a pulse. For this ring, Lee used lighter green emeralds, their delicate hue contrasting with…

When Holly Thaggard launched her prestige skincare brand Supergoop! in 2007, her pioneering attitude towards the clean beauty movement made headlines thanks to innovative, feel-good products that encouraged the use of SPF without preaching. Thaggard’s brand has become a go-to label for all things SPF. From the popular sunscreens that cater for a wide spectrum of skin types, to nourishing serums and make-up setting powders, everything at Supergoop! is carefully created to be reef-safe, cruelty-free and made with ingredients that provide your skin with all-year-round sun protection. Thaggard talks to Tatler about the inspiration behind the launch of her brand, as well as the importance of wearing sunscreen and what living sustainably means to her. Tell us something we don’t know about sunscreen. Wearing sunscreen should be a healthy habit in the same way…

Holly’s Tips on How to Stay Safe in the Sun

1 Make sure you reapply sunscreen every couple of hours, or more frequently if you’re swimming or sweating heavily. People do not apply sunscreen as generously as they should. We should always pay attention to both direct and indirect (for example, rays reflecting off sand, water and snow) UV rays, especially while we’re at the pool or beach all day. 2 You should include at least four to five SPF products in your beauty wardrobe, so you can layer them for different purposes and maximum protection. Skin is the largest organ of the body, and we have to think about all sorts of ways to slip SPF into our routines and give skin the protection it needs. 3 Don’t forget those often-ignored body parts when applying sunscreen, including ears, lips, neck, and…

Holly’s Tips on How to Stay Safe in the Sun

Cold weather tends to cause havoc on the skin: the winter months can mean dryness, chapped lips and rashes, and skin conditions such as eczema and psoriasis can flare up. So why are people dunking their heads into ice water and rubbing ice cubes on their skin in the name of beauty? “Using ice carefully and methodically can help to reduce inflammation, irritation and puffiness in the skin by constricting blood vessels,” celebrity facialist Melanie Grant tells Tatler. “It’s a great way to energise your complexion in the mornings, post-flight or during that time of the month [menstruation] by gently boosting circulation, flushing stagnant fluid and leaving you with a rosy glow.” Grant is a big advocate of ice plunging—the practice of immersing your face in cold water for a few seconds…

URBAN SPIN The cult classic LV Archlight sneaker, which debuted in Nicolas Ghesquière’s spring-summer 2018 collection, has had a makeover in the form of a slingback. The campaign sees Italian mega-blogger and entrepreneur Chiara Ferragni explore the streets of Milan in the shoe’s ultra-feminine reinterpretation. The shoes are made from technical satin, mesh and leather, while the original wavy oversized outsole has been translated to an ultra-supple rubber sole, ever-chic kitten heel and an adjustable velcro strap featuring the house’s name. Available in six colourways, this sporty take on a timeless design represents the kind of no-nonsense attitude you need going in to 2022. HAUTE SANTÉ Following Dior’s Cruise 2022 show in Athens’ Panathenaic Stadium last summer, the fashion house teamed up with Technogym, a high-end sports equipment brand, on…

Cool Home Remedies

ICE SCULPTING “Take an ice globe or a semi-melted ice cube and gently glide it over any areas of concern. I usually focus on my eye area, jawline and cheeks after cleansing, using the contours of my face as a guide,” says Grant. Chan adds: “Ice and cold packs should be wrapped in a cloth before application to the skin, and should not be used for prolonged periods [more than 10 continuous minutes] to prevent frostbite.” ICE PLUNGING “An ice plunge is a cure-all. It’s great for puffiness, fatigue and dullness, and puts a real pep in your step, especially if you didn’t sleep well the night before,” Grant says. “Simply empty a tray or two of ice into a bowl, cover with clean water and submerge your face in and out of…

Cool Home Remedies

Naomi Osaka wears a lot of hats. On top of being a four-time Grand Slam singles champion, she has her own skincare brand, serves as an ambassador for Louis Vuitton and Tag Heuer, and is a powerful voice in the world of sports. But her second love after tennis is fashion, which is why she collaborated with Levi’s to create an upcycled denim collection inspired by her own personal style—a mix of sporty and feminine—and heritage. How do you describe your style? I really like to dress in a way that tells a story. I love pieces that you wouldn’t necessarily see anywhere else. For me, style is a real form of expression, and my style kind of varies from day to day based on my mood and what story…

Freeze a Jolly Good Treatment

ICE QUEEN Combining cryotherapy and facial acupressure techniques from Traditional Chinese Medicine, Charlotte Tilbury’s reusable Cryo-Recovery Mask helps to refresh and revive tired skin. Freeze for about 30 minutes, then strap it on for ten and let the ice-cold mask work its magic. BOOK A SPA DAY Nicole Caroline’s Luxury Facial Set includes a sphere mould, handmade skincare essence powder blends, lush head wrap, reusable silicone sheet mask, and a rose gold funnel for pouring the essence into the sphere. Freeze the ice overnight so it’s ready in time for your morning skincare routine. ARCTIC ROLL Skin Gym’s Ice Coolie Face Roller uses a stainless steel head, which keeps cold for ages. (Bonus: it’s easy to clean.) Gently roll the tool in an upwards direction to prevent sagging, focusing on areas that feel inflamed or…

Freeze a Jolly Good Treatment

WINTER WONDERLAND Van Cleef & Arpels’ dramatic end-of-year creations often take inspiration from flowers. For those who love bouquets as much as they love diamonds, this new Lotus Between the Finger ring has a wintry appeal that’s impossible to resist. FIRST STRIKE Forms’ latest creation shines a spotlight on the Japanese craft of working with shakudō, an alloy of gold and copper that was historically used to decorate the hilts of samurai soldiers’ swords. The pictured one-of-a-kind bracelet boasts a yellow-gold structure generously coated with browned shakudō, which frames an elegant row of yellow diamonds weighing a total of 11.2 carats. A second bracelet, set with titanium, comes mounted with 4.90 carats’ worth of emeralds. TIE THE KNOT Contemporary artist Daniel Arsham has reimagined Tiffany & Co’s iconic Blue Box and Tiffany Knot collection. As…

Anya Taylor-Joy

Anya Taylor-Joy’s riveting performances and sensational beauty have been recognised by Dior, which has named her global ambassador for beauty and fashion. She will showcase the designs of both creative director of make-up Peter Philips and women’s creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri. The actress has enjoyed a meteoric rise over the past couple of years, from starring in the critically acclaimed Netflix series The Queen’s Gambit to her most recent project, Last Night in Soho, with director Edgar Wright. At just 25, Taylor-Joy has already received several accolades for her work, including an Emmy and a SAG award in the past year alone. And she’s not slowing down any time soon. As if to cement her suitability for the Dior role, in October Taylor-Joy was named “Face of the Year”…

Anya Taylor-Joy

You left a successful career in finance to become a jewellery designer. Why? It was a wonderful opportunity that allowed me to do something I love. It also enabled me to manage my own schedule. My daughters were very young when I first started designing and I didn’t want my career to dictate the amount of time I spent with my family. Tell us about your biggest professional achievement. This would have to be the opening of our flagship retail shop in Venice, California, which we pulled off during the pandemic. Everything took longer than we expected, which made the store opening more challenging. But it turned out to be a blessing in disguise, as it forced us to ease into the world of retail. What life lesson are you taking into 2022? Never take…

What Dreams are Made Of

Did you know that, in 1960, much of Sophia Loren’s jewellery was stolen from a rose-clad cottage in Hertfordshire, England, where she had been staying while filming the romantic comedy The Millionairess? The jewels were worth US$250,000 and included three sets of diamonds, emeralds and rubies, all of which had been stored in a leather case hidden in a chest of drawers. At the time of the theft, Loren was at the airport meeting her film producer husband Carlo Ponti. For identification purposes, detectives were given photographs of Loren wearing the pieces and they also took photographs of marks found on a window, but nobody was ever charged with the robbery, although it has been largely thought that notorious thief Sidney Cugullere was responsible. Loren is an exemplary actor who is…

What Dreams are Made Of

When Holly Thaggard launched her prestige skincare brand Supergoop! in 2007, her pioneering attitude towards the clean beauty movement made headlines thanks to innovative, feel-good products that encouraged the use of SPF without preaching. Thaggard’s brand has become a go-to label for all things SPF. From the popular sunscreens that cater for a wide spectrum of skin types, to nourishing serums and make-up setting powders, everything at Supergoop! is carefully created to be reef-safe, cruelty-free and made with ingredients that provide your skin with all-year-round sun protection. Thaggard talks to Tatler about the inspiration behind the launch of her brand, as well as the importance of wearing sunscreen and what living sustainably means to her. Tell us something we don’t know about sunscreen. Wearing sunscreen should be a healthy habit…

Holly’s Tips on How to Stay Safe in the Sun

1 Make sure you reapply sunscreen every couple of hours, or more frequently if you’re swimming or sweating heavily. People do not apply sunscreen as generously as they should. We should always pay attention to both direct and indirect (for example, rays reflecting off sand, water and snow) UV rays, especially while we’re at the pool or beach all day. 2 You should include at least four to five SPF products in your beauty wardrobe, so you can layer them for different purposes and maximum protection. Skin is the largest organ of the body, and we have to think about all sorts of ways to slip SPF into our routines and give skin the protection it needs. 3 Don’t forget those often-ignored body parts when applying sunscreen, including ears, lips,…

Holly’s Tips on How to Stay Safe in the Sun

A dazzling array of vintage high jewellery from 1892 to 1967 by Lacloche—the Parisian jewellery house that was highly sought after in the early 20th century before its production and popularity eventually tapered off in the late 1960s—is showcased at an exhibition at the L’École Asia Pacific, School of Jewelry Arts, an institution supported by Van Cleef & Arpels. The Lacloche, Parisian Jewelers, 1892-1967 exhibition will run until April 6, 2022 at the L’École, School of Jewelry Arts in K11 Musea, the only permanent L’École location aside from its flagship school in Paris’s Place Vendôme. Lacloche opened its first boutique on Rue de la Paix in Paris in 1901, sharing the same street as other renowned jewellery houses such as Cartier. By the 1920s, the brand had cemented its reputation as one…

A CUT ABOVE Hermès has decided to reinterpret The Three Graces theme from its silk scarf of the same name, designed by British artist Alice Shirley in 2020. Inspired by a trip Shirley took to South Africa, the watch’s dial boasts wood marquetry and a miniature painting of a giraffe, which sits on an aventurine glass dial depicting a starry night sky. LOOK TO THE STARS Bremont has long been an admirer of space as well as time: the watchmaker collaborated with late physicist Stephen Hawking’s family just last year in celebration of its tenth anniversary. One year on, and Bremont continues to give collectors an otherworldly thrill with its 300-piece Longitude wristwatch, available in boutiques from last month. Of the 300 watches produced, 150 will be offered in steel, 75 in rose…

Cold weather tends to cause havoc on the skin: the winter months can mean dryness, chapped lips and rashes, and skin conditions such as eczema and psoriasis can flare up. So why are people dunking their heads into ice water and rubbing ice cubes on their skin in the name of beauty? “Using ice carefully and methodically can help to reduce inflammation, irritation and puffiness in the skin by constricting blood vessels,” celebrity facialist Melanie Grant tells Tatler. “It’s a great way to energise your complexion in the mornings, post-flight or during that time of the month [menstruation] by gently boosting circulation, flushing stagnant fluid and leaving you with a rosy glow.” Grant is a big advocate of ice plunging—the practice of immersing your face in cold water for a…

Cool Home Remedies

ICE SCULPTING “Take an ice globe or a semi-melted ice cube and gently glide it over any areas of concern. I usually focus on my eye area, jawline and cheeks after cleansing, using the contours of my face as a guide,” says Grant. Chan adds: “Ice and cold packs should be wrapped in a cloth before application to the skin, and should not be used for prolonged periods [more than 10 continuous minutes] to prevent frostbite.” ICE PLUNGING “An ice plunge is a cure-all. It’s great for puffiness, fatigue and dullness, and puts a real pep in your step, especially if you didn’t sleep well the night before,” Grant says. “Simply empty a tray or two of ice into a bowl, cover with clean water and submerge your face in…

Cool Home Remedies

Ryan Gosling has starred in numerous Hollywood hits including La La Land and Drive but, until now, the actor has never partnered with a brand, which is why Tag Heuer’s announcement that the actor will front its campaign for the new Carrera Three Hand collection is so shocking to the watchmaking world. “Tag Heuer has quietly and consistently been a classic and iconic pillar of excellence in its field for over 160 years,” says Gosling. “Partnering with them was an easy decision, and time, in general, is just something I think a lot about now. My kids are growing up fast, so I keep an eye on the clock in a way I never used to.” Shot by New York-based photographer Pari Dukovic, smouldering photos of Gosling driving with the watchmaker’s Carrera…

Freeze a Jolly Good Treatment

ICE QUEEN Combining cryotherapy and facial acupressure techniques from Traditional Chinese Medicine, Charlotte Tilbury’s reusable Cryo-Recovery Mask helps to refresh and revive tired skin. Freeze for about 30 minutes, then strap it on for ten and let the ice-cold mask work its magic. BOOK A SPA DAY Nicole Caroline’s Luxury Facial Set includes a sphere mould, handmade skincare essence powder blends, lush head wrap, reusable silicone sheet mask, and a rose gold funnel for pouring the essence into the sphere. Freeze the ice overnight so it’s ready in time for your morning skincare routine. ARCTIC ROLL Skin Gym’s Ice Coolie Face Roller uses a stainless steel head, which keeps cold for ages. (Bonus: it’s easy to clean.) Gently roll the tool in an upwards direction to prevent sagging, focusing on…

Freeze a Jolly Good Treatment

IMAGES HERANVAL ERIC (BALMAIN); RICHARD VALENCIA (JIMMY CHOO). IMAGES MEERO (BALENCIAGA); CARLOS ARROGANTE (LOEWE)…

WINTER WONDERLAND Van Cleef & Arpels’ dramatic end-of-year creations often take inspiration from flowers. For those who love bouquets as much as they love diamonds, this new Lotus Between the Finger ring has a wintry appeal that’s impossible to resist. FIRST STRIKE Forms’ latest creation shines a spotlight on the Japanese craft of working with shakudō, an alloy of gold and copper that was historically used to decorate the hilts of samurai soldiers’ swords. The pictured one-of-a-kind bracelet boasts a yellow-gold structure generously coated with browned shakudō, which frames an elegant row of yellow diamonds weighing a total of 11.2 carats. A second bracelet, set with titanium, comes mounted with 4.90 carats’ worth of emeralds. TIE THE KNOT Contemporary artist Daniel Arsham has reimagined Tiffany & Co’s iconic Blue Box…

You left a successful career in finance to become a jewellery designer. Why? It was a wonderful opportunity that allowed me to do something I love. It also enabled me to manage my own schedule. My daughters were very young when I first started designing and I didn’t want my career to dictate the amount of time I spent with my family. Tell us about your biggest professional achievement. This would have to be the opening of our flagship retail shop in Venice, California, which we pulled off during the pandemic. Everything took longer than we expected, which made the store opening more challenging. But it turned out to be a blessing in disguise, as it forced us to ease into the world of retail. What life lesson are you…

Head Above Water

The sun is bright but the water is cold on the late November afternoon of Stephanie Au Hoi-shun’s Tatler cover shoot. Nevertheless, she is upbeat and relaxed as she gamely gets in and out of the pool and swaps between one-piece swimsuits and high-fashion looks. There couldn’t be a better metaphor for Au’s career—transforming from athlete to model at the drop of a hat, having learnt to navigate the notoriously high-stakes worlds of both fashion and sport with grace and good humour. If she is gritting her teeth, there’s no sign of it. Later, she sits on a rooftop, her legs clad in thigh-high Chanel boots and crossed beneath her, warming up in an oversized pink woolly cardigan. Around her neck is a heart-shaped Chanel choker, and she wears a fleecy…

Head Above Water

Dr Jonathan Seah remembers watching as a young boy The Six Million Dollar Man, a television series from the Seventies about the world’s first bionic man. It tells the story of United States Air Force colonel Steve Austin (played by Lee Majors) who, after a Nasa test flight gone wrong, is with given superhuman strength, speed and vision. “Gentlemen, we can rebuild him. We have the technology,” Seah says, putting on his best impression of Harve Bennett, who narrated the series’ intro. He reverts to his regular voice: “But really, it’s true: we are living in a time where we have the technology.” In recent years, and with astonishing speed, the subject of body optimisation through emerging medical treatments has transformed from the stuff of sci-fi fantasy into promising reality. Doctors, and…

What Dreams are Made Of

Did you know that, in 1960, much of Sophia Loren’s jewellery was stolen from a rose-clad cottage in Hertfordshire, England, where she had been staying while filming the romantic comedy The Millionairess? The jewels were worth US$250,000 and included three sets of diamonds, emeralds and rubies, all of which had been stored in a leather case hidden in a chest of drawers. At the time of the theft, Loren was at the airport meeting her film producer husband Carlo Ponti. For identification purposes, detectives were given photographs of Loren wearing the pieces and they also took photographs of marks found on a window, but nobody was ever charged with the robbery, although it has been largely thought that notorious thief Sidney Cugullere was responsible. Loren is an exemplary actor who…

What Dreams are Made Of

The 3 Essential Pillars of Pro-ageing

Dr Jonathan Seah doesn’t believe in shortcuts. “Imagine you’ve got a ten-year-old car, and you send it to get a new paint job. But you ignore the rust underneath the bonnet, parts are breaking down, and overall, it’s not functioning at its optimum,” he says. “Getting Botox and fillers is fine and good, but why not treat yourself inside and out so you have skin, heart and muscle tissue that has the energy of a younger you?” We asked Seah to break down the most important pillars of pro-ageing. DETOX “One of the reasons why we age badly is a build-up of contaminants in the body. Processed food, pollution, heavy metals in the air, even organic toxins like fertilisers —imagine the damage of all these toxins that have accumulated in our skin, tissues…

The 3 Essential Pillars of Pro-ageing

A dazzling array of vintage high jewellery from 1892 to 1967 by Lacloche—the Parisian jewellery house that was highly sought after in the early 20th century before its production and popularity eventually tapered off in the late 1960s—is showcased at an exhibition at the L’École Asia Pacific, School of Jewelry Arts, an institution supported by Van Cleef & Arpels. The Lacloche, Parisian Jewelers, 1892-1967 exhibition will run until April 6, 2022 at the L’École, School of Jewelry Arts in K11 Musea, the only permanent L’École location aside from its flagship school in Paris’s Place Vendôme. Lacloche opened its first boutique on Rue de la Paix in Paris in 1901, sharing the same street as other renowned jewellery houses such as Cartier. By the 1920s, the brand had cemented its reputation…

Writer on the Storm

It’s about 3.30pm in Singapore and the sky has suddenly gone dark. Thunder cracks like a whip every few minutes, shaking the windows and sending the dogs in my apartment building into a frenzy. It’s the perfect setting for some storytelling, and I’ve got one heck of a storyteller—Tom Wright—on the line. Together with Bradley Hope, his close friend and colleague from their previous lives as journalists for The Wall Street Journal, Wright co-wrote Billion Dollar Whale, the true story of disgraced Malaysian financier Jho Low, who siphoned billions of dollars from Malaysia’s sovereign wealth fund 1Malaysia Development Bhd, or 1MDB. Described as “thrilling” by Bill Gates and named a Best Book of 2018 by The Financial Times and Fortune, Billion Dollar Whale was also a tale of obscene wealth. Not only…

Writer on the Storm

A CUT ABOVE Hermès has decided to reinterpret The Three Graces theme from its silk scarf of the same name, designed by British artist Alice Shirley in 2020. Inspired by a trip Shirley took to South Africa, the watch’s dial boasts wood marquetry and a miniature painting of a giraffe, which sits on an aventurine glass dial depicting a starry night sky. LOOK TO THE STARS Bremont has long been an admirer of space as well as time: the watchmaker collaborated with late physicist Stephen Hawking’s family just last year in celebration of its tenth anniversary. One year on, and Bremont continues to give collectors an otherworldly thrill with its 300-piece Longitude wristwatch, available in boutiques from last month. Of the 300 watches produced, 150 will be offered in steel,…

The Life of Bryan

“The spectacle is back.” So declares influencer, creative consultant and now TikTok sensation Bryan Grey Yambao, better known as the global fashion personality Bryanboy. Twenty months into the pandemic, the fashion whirl has resumed, and in course of just a few weeks, Bryanboy has already jetted off to three continents. In Manila, he opened the first Ikea flagship in the Philippines, then he sauntered down the runway for Alessandro Michele s ode to Hollywood glamour show for Gucci in Los Angeles, made a pit stop at the TikTok headquarters, and extended his stay to attend his good friend Paris Hilton’s wedding, before flying off to his home in Sweden, then to London for meetings at Perfect magazine, where he is the international editorial director. That itinerary, however hectic it may seem,…

The Life of Bryan

Woman on a Mission

In 1997, Susan Sarandon made sure she died before Christmas. “I was filming Stepmom. As a producer, I was able to schedule it so that I died before we took our Christmas break, so I could eat,” recalls Sarandon, who had to lose a significant amount of weight for her role as Jackie Harrison, a mother diagnosed with terminal cancer. That Christmas, the Academy Award-winning actress found herself riding camels in Morocco’s Sahara Desert with her three children. Her youngest, actor Miles Robbins, was five at the time. “One of your duties as a parent is to make memories,” she says, adding that she is a “compulsive scrapbook maker”. Beyond making memories, Sarandon felt it her parental duty to expose her children to different cultures and experiences from an early age, believing that travel…

Woman on a Mission

Ryan Gosling has starred in numerous Hollywood hits including La La Land and Drive but, until now, the actor has never partnered with a brand, which is why Tag Heuer’s announcement that the actor will front its campaign for the new Carrera Three Hand collection is so shocking to the watchmaking world. “Tag Heuer has quietly and consistently been a classic and iconic pillar of excellence in its field for over 160 years,” says Gosling. “Partnering with them was an easy decision, and time, in general, is just something I think a lot about now. My kids are growing up fast, so I keep an eye on the clock in a way I never used to.” Shot by New York-based photographer Pari Dukovic, smouldering photos of Gosling driving with the…

Susan’s Picks

MOST UNDERRATED DESTINATION? Portugal. It was very relaxed and the food was great. They also have something called fado, a style of singing that happens spontaneously and emotionally in restaurants or cafés. It’s specific to Portugal; that was quite something. BEST PLACE FOR FOOD? Italy. Pretty much everywhere you eat in Italy is good, except the Vatican. I went there once for a conference on refugees, and the food was pretty disappointing. FAVOURITE TRIP TO ASIA? I went on an Indonesian sailing ship called Silolona through the Ring of Fire, which was just extraordinary. It was a once-in-a-lifetime kind of trip that I took with a few friends. I slept on deck, watched the sunrise and sunset, and went snorkelling with whale sharks. TRAVEL MUST-HAVES A sleeping aid of some sort. I’m terrible with jetlag. Other than…

ULTIMA CANNES LE GRAND JARDIN Sainte-Marguerite, France The stuff of Bond villain dreams, this exclusive walled sanctuary is the sole private property on the island of Saint-Marguerite, accessible only by a 10-minute boat ride from Cannes, or by helicopter or private jet. Arrivals by private jet with VistaJet will be carbon offset in partnership with a tree-planting programme. Previously home to royals such as Louis XIV, and protected by an impressive fort built by Cardinal Richelieu, Ultima Cannes Le Grand Jardin is a sprawling property featuring 12 luxurious guest rooms across five separate buildings, a naturally treated outdoor pool, open-air cinema and spa. Surrounded by a 1.4-hectare botanical garden, the hotel grounds come alive with the scent of citrus trees, wild flora and the Mediterranean Sea. ALILA DALIT BAY Sabah, Malaysia After a string of city properties,…

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