Tatler Weekend Hong Kong

‘You are not alone in your fight against eating disorders’: Olympic athlete Heather Fisher on her 20-year-long battle with anorexia

Ahead of the UK’s National Eating Disorders Awareness Week from February 24 to March 2, Olympic rugby player and activist Heather Fisher opens up about her struggles with eating disorders and how they continue to impact her life in her 40s

‘Butter’ author Asako Yuzuki on her true-crime-inspired bestselling novel, fatphobia and the rise of feminist literature in Japan

Japanese female author Asako Yuzuki’s road to success wasn’t as smooth as ‘Butter’, but she is undeterred in her mission to elevate the status of her nation’s women through powerful storytelling

The imperfect art of the celebrity apology: When to speak and stay silent, and who did it best

From tearful video confessions to careful PR statements, public figures straddle the fine line between sincerity and damage control when it comes to the celebrity apology

Tatler Weekend Hong Kong: Exploring women’s agency in post-colonial India with ‘The Henna Artist’ author Alka Joshi

This weekend we are with ‘The Henna Artist’ author Alka Joshi

‘The Henna Artist’ author Alka Joshi on women’s agency and resilience in post-colonial India

Alka Joshi, the author of feminist novel ‘The Henna Artist’, which is soon to be a Netflix show, speaks to Tatler about women’s choices, cultural connections and colonial hangover

A history of queer homemaking and interior design: How the LGBTQ+ community shaped the meaning of home, interiors and domesticity

Oxford history professor Matthew Cook delves into the history of queer homemaking and interior design, unveiling how the LGBTQ+ community quietly shaped the meaning of family and domesticity in 20th-century England

New frontiers: Up-and-coming wine regions you should know about

Move aside, Burgundy and Bordeaux, there’s a world of emerging wine regions waiting to be discovered. Singapore’s top sommeliers clue us in on some of these hidden gems

Women are redefining their place in society—Gen Z’s disinterest in traditional sex and romance is proof of this powerful shift

Gen Z is not interested in romantic relationships and sex as much as other generations. Experts and community builders explain to Tatler that this shift is not just redefining the concept of love; it is also transforming the role of women and challenging entrenched societal norms

Tatler Weekend Hong Kong: Jane Goodall remains steadfast in her commitment to protecting the natural world

This weekend we are with Dr Jane Goodall, the 90-year-old renowned ethologist and the world’s foremost expert on chimpanzees

Business of Fashion’s Imran Amed on the future of luxury, hospitality—and AI

The Tatler Best of Asia event in November not only saw industry titans from dining and hospitality converge in Bangkok but also featured talks from prominent figures, including Imran Amed, CEO and founder of The Business of Fashion. Here we look back on the insights he shared on the ever-evolving luxury landscape

The nature of resilience: Jane Goodall’s never-ending commitment to protecting the natural world

Jane Goodall, the conservationist and primatologist, has died aged 91. When Tatler interviewed her for our February 2025 cover story, she spoke of the dark days she had seen, yet retained an unshakeable sense of hope, thanks in particular to her belief that younger generations can still save the planet. Here’s that story again

A taste of the unknown: Asia’s next culinary capitals

Asia’s most exciting food cities aren’t where you think. These under-the-radar destinations are cooking up the region’s next great gastronomic moments