Cover Angelle Siyang Le, Wesley Ng, Yujin Kim and Joyce Lau at Tatler’s Asia’s Most Stylish celebration on November 21
Angelle Siyang Le, Wesley Ng, Yujin Kim and Joyce Lau at Tatler’s Asia’s Most Stylish celebration on November 21
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From Simon and Qiqi Yam to the Chuang siblings, Tatler celebrated its 2025 Asia’s Most Stylish honourees with Moët & Chandon, Mexican fare and dancing until dawn at the Kimpton TST’s stunning new venue
On a chilly Friday night at Swim Club at the Kimpton TST Hong Kong, pastel suits and bold prints painted the perfect picture as Tatler Hong Kong celebrated the launch of Asia's Most Stylish 2025. With 150 guests embracing the Miami Vice dress code with spectacular flair, the evening was a nod to the vibrant community that makes Hong Kong's style scene so extraordinary.
Asia's Most Stylish celebrates the region's best-dressed—each year honouring the people in our community who embody Tatler's style ethos. Since launching in 2019, the platform has championed the incredible diversity of style across our markets, from Hong Kong to Singapore, Taiwan to Indonesia, celebrating individuals who use fashion as a language of creativity, identity and cultural expression.
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Suzanne Chu, Beatrice Ho and Eleanor Lam
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This year marked a special evolution in the celebration. Rather than spotlighting individual style icons, Tatler honoured the power of collaboration through five dynamic duos whose partnerships illuminate the magic that happens when two creative forces unite. Cinema legend Simon Yam paired with wife, and Hong Kong's original supermodel Qiqi Yam, whilst the stylish siblings Candy and Edwin Chuang brought their distinctive flair. Sisters Lisa and Licca Inn represented the future of digital fashion art, whilst Alex Po and Derek Cheng, the gentlemen behind Ponder.er, showcased their gender-fluid approach to menswear. Finally, Feiping Chang the coolest mum on the block, was celebrated alongside her twin girls Lara and Leia. During the programme, each honouree was called to the floor to receive gift hampers as tokens of Tatler's appreciation, with several offering heartfelt speeches that resonated with the crowd.
Qiqi, Simon Yam and Rachel Choy
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The Swim Club’s stunning poolside setting had a towering illuminated Asia's Most Stylish logo floating in the water, which made for a perfect photo op for guests like Reyna and Nadia Harilela, Calvin Wang and Vincent Raffin. Past honourees joined the celebration, their presence a reminder of the community Tatler has built over the years. Moët & Chandon ensured glasses remained full throughout the evening, whilst Mexican fare kept energy levels high. DJ Hansel set the tone early on, but as the night deepened and the crowd grew more intimate, community member Jerry Haha took to the decks. His selection of R&B and hip-hop tracks transformed the evening into an impromptu dance party that stretched into late in the night.
Asia’s Most Stylish was a gathering of kindred spirits who understand that style is never just about clothes. It's about confidence and creativity—as Tatler’s content director and head of VIP Tara Sobti reminded guests in her opening remarks, this community is everything to Tatler, and events like these prove why Hong Kong remains at the forefront of Asian style.
Credits
Photography: Tatler Hong Kong
As Content Director at Tatler Hong Kong, Tara shapes the brand's editorial vision across social, digital and print, and reports on Asia's most influential figures — from CEOs and leaders across business, style and the arts. In her dual role as Head of VIP, she also drives the planning and execution of Tatler's flagship IPs, curating star-studded events and building the relationships and communities that define the brand. Born and raised in the Middle East, she honed her craft in Dubai, crafting communication strategies for luxury brands across the Gulf. Follow her on Instagram @tarasobti.
