Celebrating excellence in every form. Ms Linda Chen, President, Vice Chairman and Executive Director of Wynn Macau, Limited, shared the Wynn Signature vision for Chinese wine on the Tatler Best stage before presenting the Best Sommelier Asia Pacific award to Carlito Chiu of Andō. A fitting tribute to a night dedicated to the very best of hospitality. Cheers! @wynn.palace @wynn.macau
What's on the agenda for Day 2 of the Tatler Gen.T Summit 2026? We're continuing the conversations with leaders who have challenged conventional thinking, built their own paths and learned to make decisions without a playbook. Among the highlights: legendary chess grandmaster Judit Polgár (@judit.polgar.official) on how to think clearly when there's too much to think about. Swipe through the Day 2 agenda and save this post so you don't miss the sessions you want to catch. 📅 Wednesday, 28 October 2026 📍 Siam Paragon, Bangkok The Tatler Gen.T Summit 2026 is presented in partnership with @tourismthailand, @siamparagonshopping, @jaibyonesiam, @ap_thai, @cpfood, @elephants.inc, @nespresso, @robertmondavi and @truemoveh
What's on the agenda for Day 2 of the Tatler Gen.T Summit 2026? We're continuing the conversations with leaders who have challenged conventional thinking, built their own paths and learned to make decisions without a playbook. Among the highlights: legendary chess grandmaster Judit Polgár (@judit.polgar.official) on how to think clearly when there's too much to think about. Swipe through the Day 2 agenda and save this post so you don't miss the sessions you want to catch. 📅 Wednesday, 28 October 2026 📍 Siam Paragon, Bangkok The Tatler Gen.T Summit 2026 is presented in partnership with @tourismthailand, @siamparagonshopping, @jaibyonesiam, @ap_thai, @cpfood, @elephants.inc, @nespresso, @robertmondavi and @truemoveh
Few subjects test tact like ageing, and a loving question about someone’s knees or memory can land as an audit. These five podcasts offer a different route in. Each one puts the same ideas on the table, with no instructions attached. Swipe to see the five podcasts that help change a perspective on ageing, and save this for your next conversation about ageing.
Chinese artist Leng Jun is known for oil paintings so realistic, they’re often mistaken for photographs. Born in Sichuan in 1963, he now lives and works in Beijing. He first experimented with oil paint in middle school, when it was hard to come by in China, using a few colours a friend gave him. Rather than painting from photographs, Leng works from sketches. The level of detail is incredible, right down to the shadow cast by a single sweater thread on the skin beneath it. But Leng says people who see his paintings in person can tell they’re paintings. For him, people are the hardest subjects to paint because we’re so familiar with what other people look like. Swipe to get a closer look at his work. Art: @lengjunofficial
The wait is almost over. Tomorrow, the Tatler Gen.T Summit 2026 begins in Bangkok. Day 1 brings together founders, creators and changemakers to explore the decisions, challenges and opportunities shaping the next generation of leaders. From making your first move to turning breakthrough moments into lasting momentum, expect candid conversations, practical insights and new perspectives to take away. Swipe through the Day 1 agenda and save this post to plan your day. 📅 Tuesday, 27 October 2026 📍 Siam Paragon, Bangkok The Tatler Gen.T Summit 2026 is presented in partnership with @tourismthailand, @siamparagonshopping, @jaibyonesiam, @ap_thai, @cpfood, @elephants.inc, @nespresso, @robertmondavi and @truemoveh
‘Pursuit of Jade’ had everyone talking for weeks, but there are plenty of other C-dramas from 2026 worth checking out. This year’s line-up includes a crime thriller, romances set in the 1970s and inside a novel, and a historical epic about a king who gave up his kingdom to spare his people from war. ‘The Early Spring’ has also made waves overseas, debuting at No. 2 on Netflix’s global non-English TV chart, the highest ranking ever for a mainland Chinese drama. Tap the link in bio for the full list.
Stories of ghosts, spirits and other supernatural beings are a big part of folklore across Asia, shaped by old beliefs about the afterlife, family and how the dead should be remembered. Many of these tales have also made their way into film and TV, with Sadako crawling out of a television set in ‘Ringu’ and the Saja Boys of ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ styled after Korea’s grim reaper. Here are a few of them and where you can spot them on screen. Tap the link in bio to meet more supernatural beings from Asian folklore. Photos: IMDb, MUBI, Netflix
Asian families are great at passing things down, whether that’s the fine china nobody’s allowed to use or a little generational trauma. Usually, it’s both. There’s often a reason for the trauma - Many parents and grandparents lived through war, occupation or starting over in a new country, but rarely talked about what they went through. Their experiences shaped how they raised their children, and the effects can carry on for generations. These books by Asian authors explore that legacy through stories of colonial rule, Partition and migration, and what it takes to make peace with the past. Tap the link in bio for the full list. Featured in this post: What My Bones Know by Stephanie Foo (Allen & Unwin) The Joy Luck Club by Amy Tan (Vintage) Beauty Is a Wound by Eka Kurniawan (Pushkin Press Classics) Pachinko by Min Jin Lee (Apollo) Tastes Like War by Grace M. Cho (The Feminist Press at CUNY) The Shadow Lines by Amitav Ghosh (John Murray Publishers) My Father, the Panda Killer by Jamie Jo Hoang (Random House) The House on Calle Sombra by Marga Ortigas (Penguin Random House SEA) Book covers courtesy of the publishers. Cover image: ‘Pachinko’, Apple TV+.