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

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THE GUEST LIST

Tatler THE SCENE • We celebrate Hong Kong tycoon and visionary Gordon Wu, speak to innovators at Beyond Expo 2026 and take a sneak peek into new arts hub Villa Haw Par

The King of Highways • Industrialist Gordon Wu, the founder and chairman of Hopewell Holdings, received the 2026 Asia Society Hong Kong Game Changer Award in recognition of his role in the region’s progress and development

Future Proof

The Flavour Opus • Macau’s Jade Dragon and Beijing’s Chao Shang Chao united for an exclusive, multi-sensory four-hands dining experience at City of Dreams

High Heritage • From a 56.74-carat Melo pearl to hand-drawn 22K gold filigree, the gems and designs in Chow Tai Fook’s most ambitious high jewellery collection to date transform the poetry of Chinese dress into wearable masterpieces—and the launch party was just as spectacular

New Stripes • Hong Kong’s beloved Haw Par Mansion finds new life as an arts hub that will foster the global exchange between the city’s artists and the world

A Journey of Her Own • After years of resistance to the idea, Charlotte Harris stepped into the business that bears her name. Today, she is balancing reinvention with preservation as she leads Charlotte Travel into its next era

A Legacy of Benevolence • As Hong Kong’s oldest charity, the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals, enters its 156th year, its new chairman York Tseng discusses family, services and principles passed down from the last generation

Tatler STYLE • We speak to designer Greg Lauren about prioritising stories over trends, dig deep into the fascinating history of coral jewellery with L’École, and sit down with watch collector and self-taught engraver Carlos Koo

The Beauty of Decay • He was raised among fashion royalty, schooled on Cary Grant, and spent a decade making clothes from army tents and wartime blankets. At a recent Sotheby’s Hong Kong exhibition, Greg Lauren makes the case that the most enduring fashion is shaped not by trend, but by time

THE WISH LIST • Everything you need to look your best this month

EDITOR’S PICK • Chopard’s partnership with Italian classic car race Mille Miglia dates to 1988, and the collab’s Raticosa editions have consistently been the ones collectors pay attention to. This latest Raticosa keeps the 40.5mm case in Lucent Steel—Chopard’s proprietary high-recycled-content alloy—with a glassbox sapphire crystal that gives it a vintage chronograph silhouette. The eggshell dial features beige Super-LumiNova markers. Inside, a COSC-certified self-winding movement with a 54-hour power reserve. The engraved titanium caseback depicting the Raticosa mountain pass itself is a detail worth noting.

WATCHES PICKS

EMMANUEL PERRIN • Emmanuel Perrin, CEO of Panerai, on military origins, the Luminor 8 Giorni PAM01733, and why the brand will never make a small watch

The World is Your Oyster • As Rolex marks a hundred years of the Oyster, a case that has barely changed since its inception, Tatler looks back at the watch that made waterproofing a feat worth testing in oceans, on mountains and on the wrists of the people who pushed it there

Dive Right In • Two new versions of the Tudor Black Bay 54 are here to pull your summer look in two very different directions—and both are worth the...