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

A Humble Flex

THE GUEST LIST

Tatler THE SCENE • We look back at the Gen.T tenth anniversary and 2026 Tatler Most Stylish events, catch up with hip-hop artist MC Jin, and discover how much more there is to Indian food in Hong Kong than butter chicken

A Decade of Innovation

Rule Breakers Unleashed

Artistry Unfolded

Hope Starts Right Here

My Promises, My Stories

The Contrasts of Life

The House that André Built • Twenty-five years after a newspaper clipping changed his life, André Fu marks the anniversary of his studio with a new book, a corridor of his own sketches, and three days that brought Hong Kong’s design world together

Beyond the Mic • From a Miami take-out counter to global stages, the Hip-Hop Man reflects on straddling east and west, honouring the genre’s roots, and ushering in a new era with Family Style Records

Agentic Action • Terminal 3’s co-founder and CEO Gary Liu—a Gen.T Leaders of Tomorrow and Tatler Most Influential honouree—explains how his company has evolved to solve what he calls the “existential” issues of agentic AI

The Spice is Right • Hong Kong’s Indian food scene is thriving, and it’s not because of butter chicken. These are the flavours and the restaurants demanding your attention right now

Tatler STYLE • We speak to couturier and jewellery designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee about his collab with The Met, catch up with Ms Min founder Min Liu, and check out the most exciting menswear of the season

LET’S HEAR IT FOR THE BOYS • When it comes to menswear this season, don’t be afraid to layer up, embrace what’s chic, and reveal your sartorial savoir faire

Hold Your Ground • Long before the viral “Chinamaxxing” trend got everyone talking about Chinese aesthetics, Liu Min was building Ms Min, a womenswear label rooted in her own cultural inheritance, one carefully chosen fabric at a time. She reflects on what it means to celebrate a culture that can never be reduced to a trend

EDITOR’S PICK • Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Reverso Tribute Enamel “Turner Series” comprises four watches, each pairing a miniature Grand Feu enamel reproduction of one of JMW Turner’s Venice paintings on the caseback, with a hand-guilloché dial that echoes its colour palette. Each model is limited to ten pieces. Venice, the Bridge of Sighs features Turner’s 1840 canvas of the same name; painted after his third and final Venice trip, the artist set a darker foreground against light glancing off the palazzi. The dial carries a horizontal wave guilloché beneath a lavender-tinted blue enamel, the 18-karat white gold case comes on a blue alligator strap, and it’s all powered by the manually wound Calibre 822.

WATCHES PICKS

A Gem of an Approach • From the RM 007 in 2005 to this year’s RM HJ-02, Richard Mille has turned gem-setting into a discipline built on micron-level precision and Cécile Guenat’s design era

EDITOR’S PICK • Enamel is not new to Van Cleef & Arpels, but this shade is. It’s made using a gold ruby technique that goes back to the 17th century—the colour comes from gold particles suspended in the material rather than a pigment. Get the particle size or concentration slightly wrong and the shade falls apart, which explains why it took years in the workshop to land on this exact tone. What you end up with is...