Hong Kong Affirms Its Status as a Premier Luxury Destination

In conversation with Dr Pang Yiu-kai, chairman of the Hong Kong Tourism Board, the big impact that Hong Kong makes on the global luxury market is discussed at length. 

In an exclusive interview following the inaugural Leaders of Luxury Summit 2024, hosted by Robb Report Hong Kong on 27 November 2024 with support from the Hong Kong Tourism Board, Dr Pang Yiu-kai, chairman of the Hong Kong Tourism Board, shares his insights on the ever-evolving luxury landscape and Hong Kong’s pivotal role within it.

A formidable roster of delegates spoke on stage in a resoundingly positive and hopeful spirit as the conversations explored reshaping the future of luxury beyond Hong Kong. Its ripples reached far and wide as the words of the most significant players in industry, many of whom flew down especially for the event, resonated with the audience.

“When I first heard about the theme, ‘Redefining Luxury Through a Global Lens,’ I thought, ‘What better place to host such a forward-looking dialogue than Hong Kong?’” Dr Pang reflects on the overarching theme of the entire event. “Hong Kong is an ideal backdrop for such a discussion. As one of the fastest-growing luxury markets globally and the gateway to Mainland China, Hong Kong is strategically positioned to lead this conversation. With projections indicating that Mainland China will contribute 25 per cent of worldwide luxury sales by 2025, the timing of the Leaders of Luxury Summit is indeed opportune.”

Read the entire feature here at Robb Report Hong Kong

TBT: Best of the Best by Robb Report Hong Kong

Two years ago we were working on the first edition of Robb Report Hong Kong in all its high gloss glory... 

Working on the Best of the Best 2025 edition. Who makes the cut? Who gets the unkindest?! 

Find out March 2025. The annual edition
 

Christmas Special 2024: Embark on a Journey of Tradition in the Peninsula Style

An annual celebration by one of the finest hotels Hong Kong has to offer, The Peninsula Hong Kong has gone all out this season of giving with a magical train voyage.

We at Robb Report Hong Kong have made no secret about what “the Grande Dame of Hong Kong” means to us; The Peninsula Hong Kong is as iconic as it can be. Since its opening in 1928, the hotel has epitomised luxury and elegance, continuously enchanting guests with its rich heritage, impeccable service, refined experience, and unparalleled hospitality that set such a high benchmark from the onset, all others are measured from its lofty ideal.

As the festive season approaches, the hotel invites guests and visitors to experience the holiday season that highlights the hotel’s commitment to creating unforgettable memories, blending time-honoured traditions with contemporary festivities.

The Peninsula Hong Kong commenced the festive season with “The Peninsula Express—Festive Extravaganza” on 21 November 2024, featuring a musical journey, a feast, and a tree-lighting ceremony. During this period, the first floor of the hotel is transformed into the Grand Salisbury Station, featuring a custom-built Peninsula Express train carriage. With its signature Peninsula Green exterior and richly appointed interior, this dining experience is designed to take guests on a journey through iconic Chinese destinations, inspired by The Peninsula hotels in Shanghai and Beijing. Reservations for this unique gastronomic experience can be made on a per-table basis, accommodating up to four guests. 

Read the entire feature here at Robb Report Hong Kong

This Landmark Restaurant Ushered In a Culinary Transformation of Luxury, Modern Chinese Dining, and It’s Celebrating a Decade of Innovation

On the eve of Mott 32’s decade, we dive into the restaurant’s faultless culinary expansion from Hong Kong to the world.

In the heart of Hong Kong, where tradition and modernity coalesce in harmony, Mott 32 stands as a beacon of elevated Chinese cuisine that’s homed in the basement of an iconic building—everything that was here was not supposed to work, a cavernous basement location with no street visibility and difficult access—and yet it did, and it’s become part of the DNA of our city. It’s a destination-dining must that’s wowed guests and critics alike for the past decade. Indeed, since its inception in 2014, this establishment has captivated guests, gourmands, and editors alike, earning accolades for its innovative approach to Chinese culinary traditions and exquisite interior design. Mott 32 is not merely a restaurant; it is an experience that redefines the boundaries of Chinese cuisine with novel takes, an elevation of traditional recipes with a global perspective and modernisation that’s second to none.

Read the entire feature here at Robb Report Hong Kong

Editor's note: I genuinely love taking friends to or recommending international friends to pop by Mott 32 (and/or China Club but its a hassle to get a table there as I'm not a member!). When my gorgeous friend Fabrizia Caracciolo was briefly in town, she asked for recommendation for a final dinner somewhere before she jetted off. Part of Cabana magazine, I knew she'd enjoy the interiors of Mott 32 - just the visual, photogenic, Instagram-friendly space takes your breath away at first look. And she did. It's also where we take parents of friends when they come to Hong Kong, and its always fair game for celebrity sighting and voyeur vision on the who's who of society. Then there's the food. More on that at - well, my feature. So check it out! ;0)

Stefano Ricci’s New Campaign Is a Striking Visual Feast of Fashion, Landscape, and Wanderlust

The hills are alive—and this latest campaign scales breathtaking Peru in style.

Stefano Ricci presented its latest autumn-winter 2025–2026 collection with a stunning campaign that’s scaling new heights. Known for its effortless elegance and debonair flair, the menswear from the Italian maison has consistently peaked the Best of Style column almost annually with our critics as the Florentine fashion house has been on par with the finest threads since the 1970s. Its latest campaign, gloriously distracting, has once again stopped us in our tracks.

The “Mission Peru” theme, part of the brand’s latest expedition, is a grand extension of its consistent ideology of global exploration, a hallmark of the Ricci ethos of taking the road less travelled. And the visuals are breathtaking—we are absolutely besotted by the inspiration the team has found in the verdant landscapes of Peru. The mountainous terrain, the colour and attire of the indigenous people, and the striking contrast of monochrome full looks with the land’s natural hues are shot in panoramic glory in one of the wonders of the world. 

Read the entire feature here at Robb Report Hong Kong

When Versace reposted our shoot!

 

TBT: We did a cover shoot for Runway magazine, with my favourite team led by Dino Busch (photographer), Bhisan (stylist) and Yana (super duper model). There were two amazing shots that Dino took with a full Versace look that went viral online - before the term was popularised in the vernacular. 

Oct 2018

9 Best Jewellery Pieces, From Cartier and De Beers to Van Cleef & Arpels

Chopard

Is price no object? Put your shades on for this one—the razzle-dazzle is blinding.

For whom the (jingle) bells toll and money no object be, we at Robb Report Hong Kong have several dazzling accessories wrapped in a box… for thee. 

Forgive us—‘tis the season for waxing poetic as designer houses have been sending us a glimmer of what to expect this season all week: a wild array of diamonds, rubies, emeralds, and gemstones of note. It came as a trickle and trinket, then a flash flood of candy-coloured stones as all the maisons and went all out for the end-of-year celebrations. A phalanx of rubies and emeralds was almost a predictable colour scheme, and a flush of white diamonds, and a heady mix of the classic and the novel are up for view as well. We parsed through the trough and found these glistening among them. 

Our holiday picks include the usual suspects: Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Tiffany & Co, of course, but our Robb Report counterparts stateside also encouraged us to look into Hemmerle and other jewellers who are paving the way with pavé diamonds. 

Read the entire feature here at Robb Report Hong Kong

Devialet’s Elegant New Astra Amplifier Is an Audiophile’s Dream

We tested a classic Simon & Garfunkle album on the new Devialet amplifier. 

In a world where audio excellence is often an elusive pursuit, there are a handful of brands that are ever reliable (and often listed in our Best in Gear annual compendium). Devialet has consistently emerged as a beacon of innovation and luxury; every new drop is a highly anticipated event among technophiles and audiophiles. Now, the French acoustic engineering company has unveiled its latest masterpiece—the Devialet Astra, a high-end amplifier that promises to redefine the auditory experience for discerning listeners.

Launched in Hong Kong this past November, Robb Report Hong Kong went in for a spin (so to speak) as the hype and hoopla dusted down to spend some time with this avant-garde device that seamlessly harmonises cutting-edge technology with minimalist aesthetics, appealing to both audiophiles and design aficionados alike. Unfamiliar with new-age music, we requested a 1960s throwback album, and the Sound of Silence was palpably felt. 

Read the entire feature here at Robb Report Hong Kong

Weekend Read: The New Yorker: E.B.White Quote

 

The orange cometh... yikes. 

Happy Sunday: Lol meme for the weekend

My trainer friend asked me to go for a morning run. Lol. 

 

TBT: On set with Actor Bipin Karma: Nepal Represented in Hong Kong

Throwback: this shoot and interview is easily one of the best and more defining moments in feature writing. 

PS: Kid is 20 years younger than me. How annoying... 

The Peninsula Hong Kong Expands Its Luxury Automotive Fleet with 4 New Bentley SUVs

The British automaker recently unveiled bespoke versions of the Bentayga at Hong Kong’s iconic hotel.

In a significant enhancement to its already illustrious and famed automotive offering, The Peninsula Hong Kong has added to its fleet the luxurious wheels from the famed British marquee Bentley. At a grand unveiling held recently, four bespoke Bentley Bentayga Extended Wheelbase (EWB) Azure SUVs were showcased in a row at the iconic Hong Kong hotel’s entrance. They dazzled in the sun, reaffirming The Peninsula’s position as a paragon of pure luxury and hospitality, a momentous occasion in the world of luxury.

This latest addition joins the hotel’s already esteemed collection, which features 14 Rolls-Royce Extended Wheelbase Phantoms and a meticulously refurbished 1934 Phantom II, symbolising the Grande Dame’s unwavering commitment to exceptional guest transport in and around the city. 

Read the entire feature here at Robb Report Hong Kong 

Style: Haute Headlines and History: A look at Menswear

Friday Fashion. 

In the wake of Succession, the stealth-wealth phenomenon only continues to grow. According to Robb Report, fashion retailer Karen Millen analysed a trove of Google data to reveal that it was the year of “old-money style,” a search term that grew 568 per cent. Quasi-synonymous phrases such as “quiet luxury” (373 per cent) and “stealth wealth” (334 per cent) saw an equally dramatic spike in interest among the trillion-plus annual searches.

As men bequeathed with a sense of high fashion and high currency stocked up on legacy luxury brands, sales among the top-drawer designers were on a steady upwards incline, affected by neither politics nor pandemic. At the time of writing, LVMH earnings in the second quarter of 2023 reveal that “Asia held up the market” with a 34 per cent increase in the region, outperforming Europe and the US, and the company saw “double-digit sales growth,” according to Forbes.

Under the influence of refined taste, not influencers, heir and grace have always bent at the knee for the pride and privilege of being draped and dressed in exalted knits (Zegna and Loro Piana), exquisite craftsmanship (Hermès and Loewe), bespoke excellence (Ascot Chang), gear that can be passed on through many generations (Saint Laurent), and, of course, all things Italian (Prada, Armani, Stefano Ricci, Brunello Cucinelli, and even the quite quirky Moschino). Heck, an all-Italian menswear edition is not that far off course for all things haute and homme.

Although it’s the trend now, Robb Report has been featuring menswear in sombre shades and muted tones since memory serves, eschewing editorials on celebrity powered fads for paeans on fabric and construction. We study the sourcing of cashmere, vicuña, camel hair, and mulberry silk in legacy brands, and hold up a loupe to the artisans who embroider, stitch, and weave by hand the magnificent threads that outlive the seasons.

At the top of the fashion food chain this year, it’s a heady mix-and-match of the usual heavy hitters and the slow burn of the urban sophisticate, here to disrupt long-standing regimes of debonair menswear. Miu Miu, Loewe, and Prada jostled for the honour of “hottest brand of the year,” according to the quarterly Lyst Index, with Loewe coming out of left field to dominate Q2. Several notable brands made headlines, some even history, as the powers that be in the most valuable fashion companies in the world spent big money to showcase their wares. It was a gentleman’s agreement for the maisons to go all out for menswear (theatrics usually reserved for the gowns and glory of womenswear): the shows in the fashion capitals were splendid, be it in New York (Ralph Lauren’s grand return to New York Fashion Week), London (Burberry saw Daniel Lee debut and dazzle with the brand), Paris (Louis Vuitton with Pharrell Williams and all the stars of the firmament), and Milan (Prada showed it takes two—Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons—to tango), while Tom Ford went digital for his final parting shot, bidding his eponymous brand goodbye after selling it to Estée Lauder in 2022.

A special chapter in this edition of Best of the Best honours Ralph Lauren for a saga that continues to entrance the world, followed by a shoot featuring autumn winter looks and Lauren’s enviable collection of classic cars, harkening back to how Robb Report originally began—as a newsletter shared to classic car collectors and members of the Rolls-Royce Owners Club. It all comes full circle.

More at Robb Report Hong Kong. 

Leaders of Luxury Summit 2024: Robb Report Hong Kong's biggest event of the Year. So Far.

Three months (prep), three days (event) later, its a wrap. The Leaders of Luxury Summit 2024 was epic. Nothing quite like it in Hong Kong... well, until next year. 

Family lunch: Jimmy's Kitchen

The chicken kiev, the baked Alaska... forever yummmm! 

Had a four-hour family lunch at Jimmy's Kitchen and we had to end it with a coffee and Sticky Toffee pudding with vanilla ice-cream. 

True to form. 

My review of the place up at Robb Report Hong Kong. 

Robb Report Hong Kong’s Inaugural Leaders of Luxury Summit Was a Historic Convergence of Luxury Industry Leaders

Robb Report Hong’s first-ever Leaders of Luxury Summit was an exceptional affair that gathered a global audience to pave the way to the future of the luxury industry.

Robb Report has transported its global community of readers, industry leaders, and private-club members to the most extraordinary destinations and exclusive events for decades, influencing work and leisure in equal measure. On 27 November 2024, Robb Report Hong Kong gathered more than 50 important delegates from their respective luxury and lifestyle industries to congregate at Regent Hong Kong for the inaugural edition of the Leaders of Luxury Summit, a platform for discussion, engagement, and thought leadership aided by the Hong Kong Tourism Board as the major supporting organisation.

And come they did from far and wide as many took to the stage to speak on behalf of—and occasionally in defence of—their industry, making it a historic event in the global social calendar as over 550 by-invitation-only registered guests heard heads of industry speak on a range of topics during an eventful, chock-a-block day filled with 12 spotlights and panels.

Read the entire feature here at Robb Report Hong Kong

The Aubrey at The Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong, Unveils Kaizen Cocktail Menu, Marrying Tradition with Innovation

In a bold move that underscores its commitment to continuous improvement, The Aubrey, perched majestically on the 25th floor of the Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong, has launched its much-anticipated Volume 3 Menu: the Kaizen Cocktail Menu. This introduction comes on the heels of the bar's recent accolade as the tenth best establishment in Asia’s 50 Best Bars, further solidifying its reputation as a beacon of cocktail innovation.

Inspired by the Japanese philosophy of "Kaizen," which advocates for gradual and continuous enhancement, this new menu represents a significant evolution in The Aubrey’s cocktail offerings. At the helm of this creative endeavour is Assistant General Manager and Beverage Manager, Devender Kumar, who has meticulously overseen the development of eight signature cocktails that pay homage to both traditional classics and contemporary interpretations.

Central to this menu is shochu, a revered Japanese spirit celebrated for its versatility and nuanced flavours. Kumar articulates the challenge and excitement of centring the cocktail programme around this lesser-known spirit, stating, “Sourcing premium shochu can be tricky, as many bottles are allocation-only, but it’s worth it for the unique qualities they bring to the menu.” As shochu gains traction in high-end bars, The Aubrey positions itself at the forefront of this trend, showcasing the spirit's potential to elevate the cocktail experience.

Each cocktail on the Kaizen menu is a testament to the artistry of The Aubrey’s mixologists. Highlights include the Glory Gimlet, which introduces bergamot and cardamom alongside traditional ingredients, and the Noble Man, a modern twist on the Boulevardier featuring dessert wine for added depth. The Twenty Twenty-Four Fashion reimagines the Old Fashioned, replacing whiskey with barrel-aged shochu, resulting in a drink that retains its classic essence while enhancing complexity.

With this new menu, The Aubrey not only pays tribute to its roots but also embraces the ethos of innovation. Each cocktail is a celebration of Japanese heritage, seamlessly integrating traditional flavours with modern mixology techniques. As patrons indulge in these thoughtfully crafted drinks, they partake in a unique narrative of evolution and refinement that defines The Aubrey’s philosophy.

For those seeking an extraordinary drinking experience, The Aubrey’s Kaizen Cocktail Menu promises an exquisite journey through flavour and tradition, inviting guests to savour the art of continuous improvement.

Cat speak: The Most Perfect Tuxedo Cat in the World.

 

Hong Kong club scene: Too Many Too Soon

 

Recently, there's been a steady stream of invites to cover happenings at private and not-so-private clubs. 

Hmm. 

Behind the Scenes: Video shoot of Lorenzo Antinori at the Best Bar in Asia: Bar Leone

Behind the Scenes: Video shoot of Lorenzo Antinori at the Best Bar in Asia: Bar Leone. 

 

This HK$23,000 Luxury Pet Bed Is the Latest Accessory For Your Pampered Pooch

Interior designer Britta Butler’s latest work addresses several pet concerns.

In the realm of high-end interiors where bespoke furniture reigns supreme—especially in Hong Kong—pet insurance company OneDegree surveyed 526 pet owners, only to discover they spend an average of HK$680,000 raising their animal friends—more than any other Asian counterpart! Now, a new contender is raising the bar in pet luxury.

Launched by interior designer Britta Butler, The Liebling’s luxury pet bed merges impeccable design with comfort, catering to discerning pet owners who refuse to compromise on the sophisticated style of their own home or their pampered furry family member’s whims.

Butler, the founder and renowned design director of B Squared Design, has a keen eye for aesthetics, honed through years of crafting exquisite residences across key addresses in the world. Recognising a glaring gap in the market for aesthetically pleasing pet furniture, Butler embarked on a journey to create a product that would not only provide a restful haven for pets but also complement the luxurious interiors of their homes.

Read the entire feature here at Robb Report Hong Kong.

Phuket’s House of Tin Baron Ushers In a Culinary Renaissance With 2 New Dining Ventures

What’s better than one extraordinary dining experience? Two, obviously.

Phuket’s gastronomic landscape, a smorgasbord of native, traditional, and international cuisines, is set to transform with the imminent opening of the House of Tin Baron, a luxurious lifestyle destination that promises to elevate dining to an art form. 

Launching on 1 December, this historic, revitalised venue in the heart of Phuket Old Town introduces two extraordinary culinary experiences: the first Louis Roederer Cristal Room in the world, and the exquisite Italian fine-dining restaurant Terra.

The Louis Roederer Cristal Room will be a bubbling sanctuary for Champagne aficionados, dedicated to the illustrious legacy of Louis Roederer Cristal. Established in 1876 for Alexander II of Russia, this exclusive space offers a curated selection of rare vintages, including the celebrated Cristal Brut 2008 and the opulent Cristal Rosé. Guests can indulge in a meticulously crafted tasting experience, guided by a knowledgeable sommelier, all while enjoying the soothing sounds of live piano music. The ambiance is nothing short of spectacular, designed to uplift each sip into a remarkable occasion, giving shape to the golden philosophy of why wait for an occasion to celebrate, when every day is a celebration. 

Read the entire feature here at Robb Report Hong Kong.

Cats: They Hear you, they just don't care to.

 Umm hmm. 

The Olsen Twins: Meme'd

Quasi-billionaires by the time they were 21, they turned out remarkably sane, but the net sure has a field day with the famed Olsen twins. 

Back in the day, had the pleasure of interviewing both when they came to Hong Kong--their clothes were available at Lane Crawford and the two were doing publicity in the city. 

Both were charming, erudite and had their heads firmly in place. 

They had a manager who was... perpetually vexed and clearly jet-lagged cause whoaaaa not nice to the HK crew. 

The girls were lovely-- the entire interview is in the archive here: Sibling Revelry: The Olsen Twins

Stunning McLaren Artura Spider Hybrid Supercar Arrives in Hong Kong

The new Artura Spider made its debut in Hong Kong as McLaren’s first-ever high-performance hybrid convertible, adding a new dimension to the McLaren supercar range.

When the covers came off the new McLaren Artura Spider in Hong Kong, the high-performance, dream-machine convertible’s presence was nothing short of a thrill that only supercars can ignite, especially from such a stellar marquee. While the familiar sculpted lines and signature styling cues of the Artura coupé are all present, the addition of the retractable hard-top roof and accompanying design elements lend the Spider a distinct colourful character that’s all its own.

As expected, this is no mere sun-seeking variant—the Spider was engineered from the ground up to deliver the same dynamic prowess as its fixed-roof counterpart, with the added exhilaration of open-air driving. No wonder it was a top contender for Robb Report’s Car of the Year.

Read the entire feature here at Robb Report Hong Kong. 

TBT: Robb Report Hong Kong's Second Edition of Culinary Masters

Not that I had a fav chef at Culinary Masters, but Chef Garima Arora and I chatted like long lost friends - or perhaps I was babbling on about Bollywood celebs and she was a patient listener who laughed a lot. I didn't post much that week as we were on our toes working, writing, reporting non-stop... but looking back, it was tremendous. 

Over the course of three days and two nights, MGM x RR1HK Culinary Masters Macau 2024 was the place to be for a thrilling programme of gastronomic, artistic, and cultural activities designed to entice, entertain, and enlighten local and international VIP guests, but the work for the dining extravaganza began months ago to ensure that this RR1 Signature Event was one for the ages. 

At the final curtain call for this year’s Culinary Masters in Macau, nearly 150 people took to the stage to take their bow—a defining moment in the history of gastronomic events held in the region. A historic event to mark another, the theme “Savor 700 Years of Silk Road Flavors: A Gastronomic Odyssey” was on the mind of all participants in front and behind the scenes. 

Celebrating the 25th anniversary of the establishment of the Macau Special Administrative Region and the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China, the occasion coincided with the 700 years since the passing of the renowned Silk Road explorer Marco Polo, and marking the rich legacy of the intrepid explorer in a timely and apt way was always on the cards. Macau provided the perfect backdrop with its East-meets-West history, and to show that on a plate courtesy of six incredible chefs was ingenious. 

Read the entire feature here at Robb Report Hong Kong.

House of Suntory’s 2024 Tsukuriwake Series Presents Exquisite Japanese Whiskies in Four Chapters

Four drops for the season that we are coveting just before Christmas. 

Traditionalists, fervent aficionados, and connoisseurs know that Japanese whisky is nothing to sniff at. Wait, the premise of that may be wrong—it is something to sniff at, as the magical aromas of premium peat from distilleries from the East are things of marvel, and a level of perfection that perhaps only the Japanese can do with precision. Our esteemed bon mots wrote in Robb Report Hong Kong’s Best of Wines & Spirits section, “As you would expect with Yamazaki, the golden-amber-coloured whisky is all about refinement, purity, and subtlety—there is no heaviness on the mid-palate and the finish is clean.”

Well, the House of Suntory that brought us one of last year’s finest whiskies has just launched its stellar 2024 Tsukuriwake Series, a limited-edition collection that epitomises the essence of innovation and diversity in whisky-making. Its latest offering not only continues the legacy of excellence but also deepens the narrative of Japanese whisky on the global stage.

Read the entire feature here at Robb Report Hong Kong.

Inside Courtroom, a New Hong Kong Cocktail Bar With a Cheeky Judicial Theme

No objections to this hot drinking spot in Central.

Nestled on the slopes of Graham Street, Courtroom has entered Hong Kong’s bar scene with a unique blend of whimsy and whiskies, sophistication and style, and a bang for your buck. Co-founded by industry veterans Saan Dhakal and Ranjeet Khatri, this innovative venue draws inspiration from notorious court cases that straddle the thin blue line between the serious and the absurd, creating an atmosphere that is both playful and refined, doing full justice to both realms of seemingly contradictory ideation—it’s some serious fun. 

Even the bar’s logo—a cheeky monkey swinging from legal scales—encapsulates its duality, embodying a mischievous spirit while respecting the gravitas of legal proceedings. At first look, we found nothing objectionable. Upon entering, guests are welcomed by a dark wood interior adorned with judiciary-themed décor, including a witness stand table and a judge’s bench, setting the stage for an unforgettable experience.

Read the entire feature here at Robb Report Hong Kong.

Cartier’s New Tutti Tutti Collection Is a Story of Expression, Innovation, and Elegance

The new launch may have innovative design, structure, and colour scheme, but its approach is classic Cartier.

The latest chapter in the illustrious legacy of Cartier is Tutti Tutti, the latest addition to the Cartier Libre collection, a testament to the maison’s insatiable desire for innovation and artistic expression brought to life through a technicolour smorgasbord of accessories. 

For the connoisseurs, the original Cartier Tutti Frutti high-jewellery collection was a game-changer for the French luxury brand as it captured the zeitgeist upon release back in the early 1920s. It was the Art Deco movement, its fashion and styles, and the mood of the moment captured in exquisite, precious stone as the maison’s high jewellery was dutifully embraced by high society. Lifting a leaf from that historic branch, the new Tutti Tutti collection enhances the narrative. Hot off the Cartier Libre auspices—the watch, jewellery, and accessories section of Cartier—the new pieces take a brazen look at bold fun.

Read the entire feature here at Robb Report Hong Kong.

Same, same, But Different! Jungle cat vs Urban cat

Cats.