Cover Jackson Wang wears TEAM WANG design outfits
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Every issue, we ask our cover star a round of rapid-fire questions that give us a little more insight into their personalities. This month, Jackson Wang lays it bare
What is your life motto?
It’s only a decision, whether you’re going to know yourself or be yourself.
Designers or artists you are inspired by?
Tyler, the Creator, Pharrell [Williams], Verdy, Kim Jones, Prince and Michael Jackson.
Your killer summer look?
It depends on [whether I’m] at home or outside. At home, I’m pretty much naked.
Ultimate comfort food?
Lo meen. You have like a plastic bag and you pick random [ingredients]: some noodles, some garlic, some octopus, some sausage, this and that. You mix it and then you eat it.
What do you do to relax?
Sleep.
Workout routine?
First of all, I stretch. Recently, I tend to jog [outdoors and do] cardio when the sun is at its peak. I do a little bit of weights afterwards. When the whole routine is done, I take a bubble bath—like, a really hot one.
Favourite city?
Two: Hong Kong and Shanghai
Secret talent?
I don’t think you can [publish] this.
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Credits
Creative Direction Jackson Wang
Styling Mobolaji Dawodu
Executive Producer Kat Yeung
Features Editor Zabrina Lo
Photographer Hengyi Liang
Photographer Assistants Allan Liu & Aaron
Producer & Casting Ashley Lee
Producer Assistant Aura Zhang
Studio & Equipment V3 Studio
Runner Team KK
Zabrina is the Senior Editor, Arts and Culture of Tatler Hong Kong. She specialises in performing arts, visual art and film. Her wanderlust was first fuelled by the Mighty Rovers Antarctica Expedition 2010. Over the years, she has interviewed A-list artists and filmmakers, including Oscar winners Chlóe Zhao and Tim Yip, Golden Horse winner Sylvia Chang, In the Mood for Love cinematographer Christopher Doyle, Pachinko author Min Jin Lee, and Coachella’s first Chinese solo singer Jackson Wang. She won gold at the WAN-IFRA Asian Media Awards for her 2021 feature on the waves of hate crimes targeting Asian Americans.
