Caroline Fok and Caspar Woo are heirs to Hong Kong’s most storied legacies—and very much doing things their own way
Caroline Fok—architect, creative director of multidisciplinary design studio The Woo Factor—lets her work do the talking. Trained at the University of Hong Kong and the Royal College of Art in London, she brings the same precision to getting dressed as she does to a floor plan: nothing wasted, everything considered. Caspar Woo, director of his family office, matches her energy—low-key, a little rock and roll, with the kind of effortless cool that cannot be taught or bought.
While the pair have distinctly more tattoos than your average Tatler community member, they also have significantly little interest in what anyone thinks about that. That’s part of what makes them so compelling—and so hard to pin down. Caroline is the granddaughter of the late Henry Fok Ying Tung, one of Hong Kong’s most storied tycoons, and Caspar the son of beloved actress and singer May Ng. Between them, they carry enough Hong Kong heritage to fill this issue, but they carry their history lightly—and their own identities loudly.
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