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Featured Tatler Hong Kong projects
This week's top Tatler Hong Kong projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Tatler Hong Kong · Helvetica
The 'Helvetica' editorial series for Tatler Hong Kong explores the interplay between structured fashion and graphic art. Through a sequence of highly curated studio portraits, the project focuses on sculptural silhouettes, tactile fabric textures, and bold colour blocking to define a clean, minimalist aesthetic. Photographer Noémi Ottilia Szabo and fashion stylist Celine Sheridan anchor the series, utilizing theatrical lighting—ranging from soft, directional illumination to dramatic chiaroscuro—to emphasize the architectural construction of the garments. Featuring models Akti Konstantinou and Phoebe Veitch, the imagery incorporates surreal elements and geometric projection to create a cohesive, visual dialogue between the human form and high-fashion design. Production was led by Kata Haratym-Janik with casting by Maria Pablo Feliz.
Project Tatler Hong Kong · Steven Bartlett Tatler Hong Kong August 2025 Cover
For the August 2025 edition of Tatler Hong Kong, entrepreneur Steven Bartlett is captured in a comprehensive editorial feature. The portrait series alternates between an urban rooftop setting overlooking the city skyline and controlled studio environments, leaning into warm golden hour palettes and soft directional lighting. The aesthetic is defined by its polished editorial composition, utilizing natural light to highlight textures across a range of tailored outerwear and knitwear. Photographer Jason Hetherington led the visual direction, with fashion editing and styling by Jay Hines and production provided by Melissa Scott. The collection includes varied frame orientations and depth-of-field techniques, ranging from sharp architectural backdrops to shallow-focus motion portraits.
Project Tatler Hong Kong · Couture meets Wellness
Tatler Hong Kong presents Couture meets Wellness, a fashion editorial series that explores the intersection of sculptural apparel and athletic movement. The project emphasizes clean lines and architectural silhouettes through a high-contrast lens, with model Alyssa Morelle captured in a series of dynamic poses that highlight the interplay between fabric and form. Photographed by Olivier Yoan, the series leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing natural light to accentuate the textures of intricate ruffles, sheer tulle, and avant-garde fringed garments. The styling, helmed by Julia Quante, integrates structured couture elements with athletic-inspired fluidity. Beauty direction is provided by makeup artists Annabelle Petit and Asami Taguchi, ensuring a polished, monochromatic finish across the editorial spread.
Project Tatler Hong Kong · Atsuko Okatsuka
Tatler Hong Kong features comedian and writer Atsuko Okatsuka in this series of editorial portraits. Captured by photographer Kiu Ka Yee with fashion styling by Sk Tang, the project utilizes warm interior lighting and bold colour casting to highlight a playful, high-fashion aesthetic. The series leans into a polished, art-directed style, with Okatsuka posed in various environments ranging from clean, minimalist walls to plush, texture-rich interiors. The execution focuses on silhouette and dynamic composition, incorporating retro-inspired elements and vibrant patterns.
Project Tatler Hong Kong · The Art of Feeling Good
In The Art of Feeling Good, Tatler Hong Kong presents a masterclass in modern editorial photography that bridges the gap between avant-garde expression and the polished world of luxury fashion. Captured through the lens of photographer Kiu Ka Yee, this series functions as a vibrant exploration of identity, texture, and high-contrast color theory. The visual narrative leans into a meticulous blend of studio strobe precision and organic natural light, allowing the intricate layering of garments to take center stage. Fashion editor and stylist Sk Tang orchestrates a sophisticated dialogue between materials—ranging from sheer vinyl and structured houndstooth to voluminous ruffles and iridescent metallic finishes—while the makeup artistry of Zaheer Sukhnandan, characterized by bold blue lips and vibrant eyeshadows, pushes the boundaries of contemporary beauty standards. The project is elevated by the precise hair styling of Ashley Lynn, whose work with braids and sharp, chin-length bobs frames each portrait with architectural intent. By utilizing minimalist, solid-colored backdrops, the compositions draw the eye to the deliberate silhouettes of models like Jessica Lee, whose steady, intense gazes ground the more fantastical elements of the wardrobe. This project is a standout example of dynamic fashion editorial work, demonstrating how a singular artistic vision can transform garments into sculptural statements, resulting in a cohesive, high-fashion aesthetic that is as conceptually rigorous as it is visually striking.
Project Tatler Hong Kong · Tatler November 2025 Cover
Tatler Hong Kong features artist Daniel Arsham as the subject for its November 2025 magazine cover. Captured by photographer Roman Varlamov, the editorial portrait positions Arsham against a dark, wooden-paneled backdrop, contrasted by a classical white sculpture. Fashion styling by Anna Khitrina and Anna Talyzin brings a layered aesthetic to the shoot, incorporating a textured cream blazer and accessories. The image leans into a clean, vertical composition with a warm palette to anchor the publication’s cover branding.
Project Tatler Hong Kong · Daniel Arsham x Hublot
Tatler Hong Kong profiles multidisciplinary artist Daniel Arsham in this editorial project, which documents his creative practice and personal aesthetic. The series captures Arsham across a range of environments, from the clinical, sculptural surroundings of his studio to a curated garage setting featuring classic sports cars. Photographer Roman Varlamov frames the subject through a precise, editorial lens, employing clean compositions that highlight Arsham’s tailored attire. Fashion stylists Anna Khitrina and Anna Talyzin curate a wardrobe of structured linen and pinstripe suits, contrasting with more relaxed, contemporary streetwear. The imagery makes use of soft light and warm, natural light to define the textures of the artist's environment and his signature plaster artefacts.
Project Tatler Hong Kong · Style Story with Isabella Wei by Stew Bryden
Tatler Hong Kong presents a fashion editorial series captured by photographer Stewart Bryden. Featuring actor and model Isabella Wei, the collection utilizes a clean aesthetic to highlight a range of textures, from iridescent appliqués and satin finishes to structured tailoring and knitwear. The editorial relies on natural light and a series of studio-based, rustic interior backdrops. Styling by Ignacio de Tiedra grounds the session, paired with hair by Dayaruci and makeup by Francesca Brazzo to complete the visual narrative.
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