試す 金 - 無料
Natural Wonders
Hong Kong Tatler
|September 2018
A stunning debut at Masterpiece London, on the back of lauded appearances at Haute Couture Week and the Antiques Biennale in Paris, has cemented Cindy Chao’s leap from Asian star to global player in the world of exquisite art jewellery. Melissa Twigg reports
The European summer is filled with high glitz and glamour. But away from the super yachts of St Tropez and the scarlet sun umbrellas of Portofino, it is the jewellery fairs and fashion shows of July and August that really dazzle. And Cindy Chao has, unsurprisingly, taken Europe by storm with her exquisite diamond and emerald-filled Black Label collection.
First in the jewellery season came Masterpiece London, which ran from late June to early July. It was set in a vast marquee on the grounds of the Royal Hospital Chelsea, one of the most beautiful buildings in west London and the home of the iconic Chelsea Pensioners.
“I was thrilled to unveil my 2018 Black Label Masterpieces at my brand’s debut at Masterpiece London,” says Chao. “Inspired by one of my trips to British Columbia, Canada, last year, where I was fully immersed in nature’s endless wonder, the new collection will allow collectors and connoisseurs to experience the world through my eyes.”
What is particularly noticeable about the Masterpiece fair is the seamless way it bridges the gap between art, jewellery and fashion. And, as ever, this year it showcased a few extraordinary pieces of jewellery that drew gasps from the well-heeled crowd—none more so than Cindy Chao’s ruby Peony brooch, which was awarded the prize of Outstanding Object by the Masterpiece awards committee.
このストーリーは、Hong Kong Tatler の September 2018 版からのものです。
Magzter GOLD を購読すると、厳選された何千ものプレミアム記事や、10,000 以上の雑誌や新聞にアクセスできます。
すでに購読者ですか? サインイン
Hong Kong Tatler からのその他のストーリー
Tatler Hong Kong
The Alchemy of Beauty
At The Ritz-Carlton this month, an invitation-only experience reflects a slower vision of luxury shaped by patience, precision and the sea
2 mins
March 2026
Tatler Hong Kong
WHAT WOMEN WANT
More hotels are offering women-focused wellness programmes rooted in ancient wisdom
4 mins
March 2026
Tatler Hong Kong
A GOLDEN ERA
It took K-pop music just two decades to not only dominate the global music scene but also change the world's beauty standards and bargaining power. Tatler investigates how K-pop has become a multi-billion-dollar industry, its unexpected historical ties with Hong Kong, and why experts think it'll continue to go up, up, up
10 mins
March 2026
Tatler Hong Kong
POTS OF DIGNITY
The Fernando family behind the global brand Dilmah have rejected conventional business wisdom to create something rarer than profit: lasting impact
5 mins
March 2026
Tatler Hong Kong
POSTSCRIPT
This month's cover star, Hélène Mercier-Arnault, has travelled far and wide as a seasoned concert pianist. This month, we map out the cities and regions that have played a major role in her life
1 mins
March 2026
Tatler Hong Kong
A TASTE OF HOME
Far from her roots, chef and restaurateur Christina Sunae brings the rich flavours of Filipino cuisine to life in Buenos Aires, where her culinary story continues to thrive
4 mins
March 2026
Tatler Hong Kong
HOME IS WHERE THE ART IS
Through the work of local artists, these hotels tell deeper stories about their unique destinations
3 mins
March 2026
Tatler Hong Kong
In the Presence of a Legend
Drawing on decades of reporting for Women's Wear Daily, The New York Times and later as editor-in-chief of Tatler, Eric Wilson reflects on Valentino Garavani—the man he met in private apartments and museum halls, and the icon whose influence ensured the entire fashion world stood in his presence.
3 mins
March 2026
Tatler Hong Kong
Defying Gravity
Neuroscientist Grégoire Courtine is changing the lives of those with paralysis. Supported by the Rolex Perpetual Planet Initiative, his pioneering work is charting new possibilities in restoring mobility and dignity
3 mins
March 2026
Tatler Hong Kong
INSIDE THE FIGHT
Women across Asia face barriers to justice—from workplace discrimination and forced marriage to online abuse. As International Women's Day this year calls for rights, justice and action, we explore how advocates, activists and organisations are closing the gaps
6 mins
March 2026
Translate
Change font size
