Our cover star for September is none other than Chinese tennis champ Li Na. The retired athlete spoke to Tatler about winning her first Grand Slam, her love-hate relationship with the sport and what "success" means to her.
September is also style month, and in this issue, we celebrate the 2024 honourees of our annual Asia's Most Stylish list—individuals we recognise for pushing the boundaries of fashion and being unapologetic in their definition of "style". There are other style stories too: we speak to the OG eco-friendly designer Stella McCartney, visit Chanel's first retrospective exhibition, and delve into why emeralds are experiencing a renaissance. Elsewhere in the edition, we learn about Hanwoo, Wagyu's contender for the king of beef crown, head to a luxury retreat on the Mongolian steppe, and learn about a culinary competition that rewards young service staff as well as chefs and mixologists.

Our December issue features the unveiling of Tatler's Asia's Most Influential list 2024, which includes our cover stars—Hong Kong Olympian Siobhán Haughey and Paralympians Chan Yui-lam, Annie Cheung, Daniel Chan Ho-yuen, Ho Yuen-kei, John Loung, King Tse Tak-wah, Jasmine Ng Cheuk Yan and Leung Yuk Wing; the decorated athletes tell us about their journeys, challenges and achievements. Elsewhere in the issue, we sit down with the Landmark Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong's Richard Ekkebus as its fabled MO Bar and Please Don't Tell speakeasy close their doors; head to Louvre Abu Dhabi; and speak to fashion designer extraordinaire Thom Browne.

On the cover this month is Taiwanese jewellery artist Cindy Chao, who reflects on her 20-year journey of transforming dreams into stunning art, showcasing her commitment to perfection and resilience, as she prepares for her anniversary exhibition, at home, in Taiwan, celebrating a legacy that redefines high jewellery.
 Elsewhere in the November edition, we share a preview of what to expect at the first ever art biennial in Uzbekistan, a particularly timely event as Central Asia opens up to the world; speak to the stars of Taiwanese director Yang Ya-che's erotic film The Chronicles of Libidoists; and delve into what neurodiversity can reveal about societal pressures to conform and how we can all learn to accept each other better. 


Our October cover star is celebrated Hong Kong icon Carina Lau, who speaks reflects on her enduring courage and provides her insights on what it takes to navigate stardom with grace and authenticity.
Elsewhere in the edition, we look back on London-based Hong Kong designer Robert Wun's Homecoming show in celebration of the brand's tenth anniversary; speak to the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra's music director designate Tarmo Peltokoski; and meet Serbian conceptual artist Marina Abramović ahead of her first museum exhibition in China.

For the August edition, we spoke to superstar and style icon Jackson Wang about his collaboration with fashion mogul Mobolaji Dawodu, who also joined the conversation. The pair discuss how their opposite personal styles are successfully complementing each other in their recent sartorial collaboration.
Elsewhere, we celebrate entertainers and the impact they have on our lives, including three Hong Kong directors who are making waves beyond the city's borders and Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Laufey; delve into the concerning truth about food waste in Hong Kong and how local groups are helping restaurants to address the problem; and explore the enduring legacy of Japan's Nikka Whisky.


For the July edition, we spoke to star of the moment Gulf Kanawut, the Thai actor, model and musician. Already an idol in his home country, he is breaking into the international spotlight and championing the global rise in interest in Thai music and film.
Elsewhere in the edition, with the imminent Olympics Games in Paris, we turn our attention to sport. We speak to Hong Kong swimmers Camille Cheng and Ian Ho, and fencer Daphne Chan who share their hopes and expectations; investigate the rise of women's cricket in Asia;  delve into the history of some of the most beloved sports watches of all time; and speak with Turner Award-nominated artist Pio Abad.

This month, we unveil the 2024 cohort of Tatler's Gen.T list of Leaders of Tomorrow,34 young Hongkongers who are innovators in their various fields of expertise, from business and education to fashion and culture. We asked ten of them to share significant "firsts" that have shaped their journeys, to inspire other aspiring young leaders.
Elsewhere in the edition, we speak to musical comedy duo TwoSet Violin ahead of their Asia tour—their Hong Kong shows are June 5 and 6—about making classical music more accessible; have an exclusive conversation with wellness guru Deepak Chopra; and meet three child actors who are impressing audiences with on-screen skills that belie their youth. 

For our Design issue, Tatler spoke to the father of Hong Kong design, Henry Steiner. The man responsible for some of Hong Kong's most recognisable logos and icons looked back on his 60-odd years of shaping the city's identity and his upcoming exhibition at M+. Elsewhere in the edition, we check in with director Ray Yeung as he releases his latest film, All Shall Be Well, that examines the struggles of a gay woman after her partner dies; recap all the most exclusive Art Basel parties and happenings; and consider membership to 1880, Hong Kong's newest members' club.

2024 marks the 40th anniversary of Tatler Dining Guide, our ultimate directory of the best restaurants and bars in the region. To celebrate, we spoke to 40 of the most influential individuals in the industry about what the guide and the Tatler Dining Awards mean to them, and the past, present and future of gastronomy in Hong Kong.

We also meet jewellery designer Nadine Ghosn, who is determined to make accessorising as fun as possible; catch up with Gordon Ramsay as he opens a new restaurant in Macau; and check out the most important exhibitions by female artists currently showing in the city.


Welcome to Art Month! It's the most art-tastic time of the year, with both Art Basel and Art Central taking place towards the end of the month, and numerous activations and events at galleries across the city. We're celebrating the occasion with an exclusive cover and photo shoot with iconic Japanese artist Takashi Murakami. The artist spoke to us ahead of the opening of Takashi Murakami Mononoke Kyoto, his first exhibition in Japan in eight years and the first outside of Tokyo. He spoke about his inspiration and collaborations, and some of what he hopes his work brings to observers. He will also be in Hong Kong during Art Basel.
Elsewhere in the edition, we speak to legendary German photographer Wolfgang Tillmans, examine how women are reclaiming their power when it comes to childbirth, speak to American visual artist Marilyn Minter, who shot an exclusive self-portrait for Tatler, and visit the California home of reality TV star Kourtney Kardashian.

Football fever has swept Hong Kong, as the city prepares for the arrival of Inter Miami, the team co-owned by legendary player David Beckham, who will face a team of local players on February 4. We look at the meteoric rise of the American team, as well as the impressive achievements of the local side set to face titans including Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez.
Elsewhere in the edition, we speak to designer Andreas Kronthaler about sustainable fashion and the influence of his wife, the late, great Vivienne Westwood; delve into the importance of jade to Asian cultures in the lead-up to the Lunar New Year; and, ahead of Valentine's Day, ask leading interior design experts how they create romance at the world's most luxurious hotels.


Happy new year! In our wellness-themed January issue, we speak to 2021 US Open tennis champion Emma Raducanu about the importance of working hard, and the equal importance of knowing when to take a break.

As the season of celebrations continues, we look back on The Tatler Ball at The Londoner Macao, our biggest event of 2023, as well as the hugely inspiring Gen.T Summit, which brought together the likes of essayist Pico Iyer, Nobel Peace Prize nominee Mahbouba Seraj and Allan Zeman, the brains behind Lan Kwai Fong, in a gathering of 300 impactful individuals who are making a difference to the world we live in.

Elsewhere in the edition, we speak to Adeline Ooi as she looks back on her time at Art Basel, discuss with industry insiders the concerning lack of diversity in the local beauty industry, delve into what it means when watch-collecting tips over into addiction, and examine exactly what it is about Niseko that gives it the X factor when it comes to skiing in Asia.


In our December issue, we unveiled Tatler's Asia's Most Influential list for 2023, a definitive  index of 100 people shaping Hong Kong in fields that run the gamut from finance, entrepreneurship and real estate to healthcare, philanthropy and the arts.

We double down the theme of power and purpose throughout the issue. We share the nominees for this year's Front & Female Awards—20 inspiring women who are championing the progress of women in the city; there are interviews with Randall Park and Adele Lim, two of the most active Asians currently working in Hollywood; and we speak to Neo Rauch, widely considered one of the greatest contemporary German artists.

For our November cover story, we spoke to veteran film and theatre actor Sylvia Chang ahead of her one-woman performance with the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, A Midsummer Night's Dream with Sylvia Chang. She talked about representation, doing justice to her characters, and the importance of Hong Kong stories.
Elsewhere in the edition, we dive into Macau's exciting mission to rewrite its identity as an arts hub; take an exclusive look at Beatrice Ho's collaboration with centuries-old jeweller Mouawad; and learn how the Tatler community celebrates Diwali.


October marks Tatler Asia's first regional cover featuring footballing legend David Beckham. His story, as well as  a selection of exclusive images appear in our editions across Asia; in it, he talks about his upcoming Netflix documentary, his excitement at bringing Lionel Messi to Inter Miami, and the importance of family.
Elsewhere in the magazine, we celebrate the themes of legacy and heritage. We speak to content creators who are paying tribute to the simple beauty of their hometowns and commemorating their histories; shine a light on some of the lesser-known stories behind some uniquely Asian crafts; catch up with legendary chef Richard Ekkebus; and talk to fashion designer Cheryl Leung, of Sau Lee, about modernising Asian heritage.

September is our style edition: it's fashion season, and this month we celebrate fashion, design and sartorial excellence. On the cover is model-turned-actress Louise Wong, whose film debut was with the role of another style icon, Anita Mui, and who has become a favourite of luxury brands and frequent frow attendee. Wong is also on the 2023 Tatler's 
Asia's Most Stylish list; the complete line-up of honourees also appear in the magazine.
Elsewhere in the issue, we highlight some up-and-coming fashion designers from across Asia, and explore what gender-fluid fashion means from an Asian perspective; speak to artist Jono Toh about what inspires his bold and beautiful paintings; and, with the advent of the sophomore Frieze Seoul art fair, highlight some top shows, artists and eateries to explore in the city.


In our August edition, Tatler focuses on the themes of change, diversity and inclusion. Our cover story is a conversation with members of the Hong Kong Down Syndrome Association (HKDSA) about how they navigate life in the city, and with the organisation's president Victoria Tang-Owen, who talks about the support HKDSE offers people with the condition how we all can be more inclusive.
Elsewhere in the edition, we explore the environmental cost of high jewellery and watches and the challenges of ethical sourcing and production practices; sit down with Norwegian rappers Karpe who talk about representation and being artists of colour in a predominantly white country; and how the music industry is working to become improve diversity and become more welcoming to the LGBTQ+ community.


July's issue of Tatler is themed Breaking Boundaries, and our cover star, Dr Dennis Lo, knows a thing or two about that. The Hong Kong molecular biologist speaks to us about his achievements, which include sequencing the Sars virus, developing non-invasive prenatal testing and working on cancer-detection techniques. Elsewhere in the magazine, we feature our first AI-assisted fashion shoot; check out the Sydney Modern Project, the most exciting new cultural addition to the Australian city; and speak to Indian couturier of the moment Rahul Mishra.

In this month's edition of Tatler, we celebrate youth and innovation. Our cover star is Chibo Tang, the venture capitalist who has taken a chance on some of Hong Kong's most successful unicorns, who tells what it takes for him to support a startup, and why getting to know the founders is so crucial to his work. Also in the issue is this year's Gen.T list. Gen.T is Tatler’s platform for young leaders across Asia, and it has unveiled its newest cohort of Leaders of Tomorrow—individuals recognised for their impact in shaping the region’s future. Elsewhere we speak to Turner Prize-nominated artist Sin Wai Kin about the need for multiple narratives to coexist; explore designer Nelson Chow's Repulse Bay home; and catch up with quiet luxury queen Carolina Cucinelli.

This month, Tatler celebrates design in all forms, from fashion and jewellery to interiors and inclusive cities. On the cover is Hong Kong artist Tommy Fung of SurrealHK fame who speaks to Tatler about working with luxury fashion brands  and using humour to highlight social issues. We also catch up with up and coming designer Yueqi Qi aout transcending cultural backgrounds and geographical bounds; speak to famed Japanese architect Kengo Kuma about sustainability in architecture; and round up the most luxurious desert resorts around the world.

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.

Tatler's March edition is coming to you with a new look and feel, underpinned by a core content strategy that’s aimed at communicating once and for all what Tatler Asia’s vision is. Through our print magazine, online website, social media and newsletters, we pledge to consistently curate content that celebrates the Best of Asia, the most impactful people and meaningful issues that inspire us, enrich us, entertain us and inform us.
With that in mind, we have two cover stars, one each for our two themes of Arts, and Front & Female: Pharrell Williams, the international superstar recently named men's creative director at Louis Vuitton, who will be in Hong Kong for Art Basel to launch his second auction on his platform Joopiter; and entrepreneur, sustainability champion and mental health advocate Dee Poon, who recently started her own entity, Tessellation and, outside of work, became a board member of mental health charity Mind HK.
Elsewhere in the magazine, we check in with Lady Gaga as she launches her second collaboration with Dom Pérignon; speak to Dolly de Leon, the first Filipino actress to be nominated for a Golden Globe; and speak to the choregrapher behind Hong Kong Ballet’s production based on Coco Chanel, set to have its world premiere this month.

The February edition of Tatler is themed around Hong Kong's favourite topic: food. On the cover is Ricardo Chanegon, the Venezuelan chef at the helm of the Michelin-starred Mono, which has been crowned Restaurant of the Year in the 2023 Tatler Dining Awards. He shares his thoughts on the pitfalls of authenticity and why Latin American food deserves a place on the world stage. We also speak to Tatler Dining's Chef of the Year Vicky Lau, the force behind two-Michelin-starred eatery Tate Dining Room; and ArChan Chan, this year's Local Champion. Beyond food, we head to Iceland for a fashion shoot, learn what's being planned for this year's Hong Kong International Literary Festival, and explore the growing trend of travelling for ayahuasca ceremonies.

Tatler welcomes 2023 with an issue themed around well-being. Our cover star is Hong Kong-raised model Mia Kang, who opens up about growing up with eating disorders, and how martial arts gave her a fighting chance to find herself and her voice. We also look at the pressure men feel to look like movie stars, and speak to the personal trainer who worked with Marvel stars Simu Liu and Kumail Nanjiani; speak to bartenders who are surrounded by alcohol 24/7 yet choose not to imbibe much or even at all; delve into just what makes some watches more valuable than others; and meet the six winners of Tatler’s inaugural Front & Female Awards, individuals who are championing the progress of women in Hong Kong.

The December edition of Tatler is all about celebration. It sees the print launch of the 2022 Asia’s Most Influential list, recognising the individuals making an impact on the city; new inductees this year include our two cover stars, Canto-pop singer and actor Joyce Cheng and Animoca Brand’s new chief business office Alan Lau. We celebrate creativity, culture and Hong Kong’s resilience with coverage of the M+ Gala Presented by Tatler, and speak to Balenciaga’s creative director Demna about disrupting the fashion industry. Plus we have all the outfits, recipes, champagne options and jewellery trends you need for party season.

In November’s edition, Tatler is examining the meaning of purpose, and how people find it. For our cover story, we speak to the curators of the M+ museum’s special exhibition of Yayoi Kusama’s work about the artist’s global influence and impact. Elsewhere, we meet restauranteurs across the region who have set up businesses that empower marginalised people; catch up with Canto-pop queen Janice Vidal; and add the hottest athluxury outfits to our shopping lists.

For October, Tatler is recognising youth and innovation, in conjunction with the launch of the Gen.T 2022 list. One of our two cover stories showcases rising singer-songwriter Tyson Yoshi, who tells us about his journey from uncertain teen to the self-confident star who has performed in front of thousands of screaming fans in recent months. The second cover introduces three young people from the new Gen.T list who are using technology to find solutions to environmental problems plaguing city. This month, we also speak to movie legend Louis Koo about his latest, record-breaking film, Warriors of Future; examine how the tradition of buying jewellery for Diwali is changing with the times; and check out the next hottest place to show art: forget New York and Paris, we’re all about Seoul.

September marks Tatler’s paean to style, with the release of the annual Asia’s Most Stylish list. Its honourees each represent a different take on the idea of “dressing to express” and prove that being stylish is about far more than wearing the latest releases from the hottest brands. This month we also take a closer look at the vintage resale market to examine the impact—both positive and negative—it has on the fashion industry; speak exclusively to former Gurkha-turned-mountaineer Nimsdai “Nims” Purja, star of the hit documentary 14 Peaks: Nothing is Impossible; and check out some of the world’s most fashion-forward luxury hotels.

For August, Tatler celebrates inclusion and diversity in everything from legal rights and employment to fashion and beauty. For our cover story, we spoke to members of the LGBTQ+ community about the hurdles they face when they want to do that most basic human thing of starting a family. We also speak to six models who buck the trend of what is “expected” of those working in fashion; chat with a man who is striving to make Hong Kong more accessible to the visually impaired with the city’s first guide dog school; and hear from a senior journalist at CNN about why diversity and inclusion matter in the newsroom and on our television screens.

The July edition is all about perspectives and celebrating how a variety of viewpoints makes life more interesting. On the cover is crypto visionary Vivien Khoo, who has made it her mission to bring more women into the industry to bring a different perspective to the male-dominated arena. We also speak to women across Asia about their decision to get tattoos, and why they find the act empowering; chat to Wendy Yu, China’s “fairy godmother of fashion”, who redefines what it means to be “made in China”; and find out why it’s so important that attitudes towards writing a will are changing.

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