POWER & PURPOSE
Jace Chan was born this way
Jace Chan wearing an Isabel Marant outfit; Tiffany & Co Tiffany Titan by Pharrell Williams earrings and ring
On the first song of her latest EP, Hatching (2023), singer-songwriter and dancer Jace Chan sang “So bye, bye, I’m sorry, I had to leave and build myself a better life.” And she couldn’t have been clearer about the new path she embarked on.
The artist who goes by Jace professionally and who appears on Tatler’s Asia Most Stylist 2024 list, independently released this record to mark significant happenings in her private and professional life. A documentary and a new song later, she sat down with Tatler to talk about how she’s changing the canto-pop scene from the inside, with experimentation, open conversations about mental health and voguing.
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STYLE
This is what happens when Hermès takes you on a secret Greek Odyssey
Hermès Horloger took Tatler on a secret trip to Greek island of Tinos (Photo: courtesy of Hermès/Studio Panoulis)
No branding, no logo: Tatler embarked on an unexpected journey to the Greek island of Tinos with Hermès, uncovering the Shapes of Time and the profound craftsmanship that defines the Hermès Cut. Between quiet luxury and homeland of marble craftsmanship, Tatler’s watch and jewellery editor recalls her mysterious trip.
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LIFESTYLE
Hong Kong’s Bookazine director Arti Mirchandani talks about leaving a lasting legacy
Arti Mirchandani at Bookazine in Tai Kwun, which opened in June (Photo: Zed Leets/Tatler Hong Kong)
Arti Mirchandani’s parents founded Bookazine in 1985, with their first shop in the Hopewell Centre. In 2002, Arti and her sister Shonee Mirchandani joined the business and ultimately took over the reins the following year after their father, Mohan, passed away. Today, the family has expanded the business to six stores in Hong Kong. Mirchandani sits down with Tatler and reveals childhood memories at the shop, her favourite book and her dreams of opening a “megastore with a café”.
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HOMES
Inside Jennifer Lopez’s new US$55 million Los Angeles mansion
Take a look inside Jennifer Lopez’s luxury home
Jennifer Lopez is reportedly looking to buy a new home in Los Angeles weeks after splitting from Ben Affleck. The singer and actress is said to be negotiating to buy the famed Azria Estate, located in the prestigious Holmby Hills neighbourhood and on the market for US$55 million. Take a look inside the luxury home.
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DINING
Hong Kong restaurant news: Gaddi’s appoints Anne-Sophie Nicolas as its first female chef de cuisine and more
Chef Anne-Sophie Nicolas at Gaddi’s
This week in Hong Kong’s restaurant scene, there’s plenty to chew on—starting with an exciting chef appointment, a restaurant shifting gears to a new location, fresh menus to peruse, and an Instagram giveaway that’s sure to get your attention.
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