Tatler Hong Kong

The last word in high society and the life luxurious, Hong Kong Tatler has been chronicling the lives of the city’s elite since 1977. From insider access to the most exclusive parties and events in Hong Kong and beyond, to authoritative coverage of art, fashion, wine, dining and travel, to face-to-face interviews with the people that really matter, Hong Kong Tatler takes you closer to the highest echelons of society than anyone else.

Tatler Hong Kong

Fight Like You Mean It

THE GUEST LIST

Tatler THE SCENE • We celebrate a new chapter in our Tatler Best initiative, speak to actor Daniel Wu, following his return to Hong Kong cinema, and pick the best spots for an alfresco brunch

Breaking New Ground • Tatler Best arrives in India for the first time, celebrating the country’s top restaurants, bars and hotels at Fairmont Udaipur Palace

Power Forward • As wellness brand IM8 is named Official Nutrition Partner of the NBA for Southeast Asia and Australia, a fireside chat at The Upper House explores sport, science and the long game of staying well

The Best of Both Worlds • From Gen-X Cops to Hollywood and back again: Daniel Wu reflects on returning to Hong Kong cinema in Cold War 1994, and the lessons he carries between two worlds

A Brunch Above the Rest • Brunch is much more than a simple repast—it is dining, socialising and relaxation rolled into one, designed to last as long as you wish. Five venues have perfected this formula outdoors, proving that atmosphere and experience are just as vital as the menu

Treasure After Treasure

Growing Golden

The Resilience of Life

The Empowerment of Life

A World of Wonder • Perrier-Jouët’s global platform Artisans of Wonder brings together eight of Hong Kong’s top chefs to explore how beauty, nature and human connection shape the art of living well

Blueprint for Success • During Prudential’s exclusive fireside chat in Hong Kong, author and dietitian Maye Musk discussed why effective succession planning means raising independent, resilient thinkers

The Peak of Luxury • Six residences bring together international design, generous outdoor space and the convenience of managed estate living, with open sea views and a considered approach to private-house living

Tatler STYLE • We look at how to keep time at Watch Weeks, curate your pre-sleep beauty rituals and connect with Asian designers translating heritage into everyday wear

The Past is Present • From Tokyo to Taipei, a generation of Asian designers is embracing their heritage through contemporary collections that incorporate traditional elements and concepts

EDITOR’S PICK • Blancpain’s Ladybird was launched in 1956 under Betty Fiechter, who joined the workshop in Villeret as a 16-year-old apprentice and went on to own and run the maison. She was the first woman to lead a Swiss watch manufacture, decades before Swiss women could vote. The Lady B marks the collection’s 70th anniversary. It is a 19mm-diameter spherical segment, 13.2mm thick, with no lugs, with a strap—calf leather, available in a range of colours—passing through a 10mm by 1.6mm slot in the case. Inside is the automatic calibre 615, 15.7mm across—and so, larger than the original 11.85mm Ladybird movement—with 180 components, a silicon balance spring and a 38-hour power reserve. It comes in steel or 18-karat red gold.

WATCHES PICKS

Beyond Expectations • Rolex Testimonee Dawa Yangzum Sherpa has been breaking records and shattering barriers since her teens; with the support of Rolex’s Perpetual Planet Initiative, the mountaineer is enabling generations of girls and young women to follow in her footsteps

Race for Excellence • The Richard Mille RM 64-01 Tourbillon Colnago is far more than a branding exercise between a watch...