Top Stories Of The Week: July 28-August 3

Get caught up on the top stories on Hong Kong Tatler this week

1. Ronna Chao Of Novetex Is Closing The Loop In Sustainable Fashion—Here's How

Above Ronna wears a jacket and top by Christian Dior, and rings by Van Cleef & Arpels and Cartier (Photo: Vinci Ng for Hong Kong Tatler)

Our latest August issue features Novetex chairman—Ronna Chao as the cover star, who is pioneering a waterless upcycling process to help alleviate overproduction in the fashion industry. She speaks to us about how family and education have shaped her core personal and corporate values.

2. 10 Hong Kong Events You Can't Miss In August 2019

Above Photo: Courtesy of Hong Kong Ballet

From classical music and ballet performances to pop concerts and stand-up comedy, there’s plenty of heat in the calendar this August.

3. Hong Kong's Most Luxurious Cinema Experiences

Above Photo: Courtesy of Movie Movie Cityplaza

While Hong Kong has no shortage of cinemas covering the latest Hollywood blockbusters, film festival screenings and local classics, it can be difficult to find a place that offers you luxury, comfort and a premium visual experience all at once.

We've selected some of Hong Kong's most high-end, luxurious cinemas for you to catch your next flick in style.

4. This Super Luxurious Hong Kong Tram Has A Bar, A Balcony And More

Above The Chantom House features cushioned seating and islands of champagnes.

Since 1904, Hong Kong’s double-decker trams—known affectionately as the "ding ding" to locals—have been a convenient way to commute and sightsee the northern side of the city.

Now, The Peninsula Hong Kong, owned by Tatler Lister Michael Kadoorie, is offering hotel guests an ultra-luxe way to tour the island with its custom tram that’s decked out with a bar, balcony and air conditioning.

5. A Food Lover’s Guide To Portland, Oregon

Above Modernised Korean dishes at Han Oak (Photo: Cleo von Siebenthal)

Portland has something many cities do not: access to incredible produce and meats from the magnificent Willamette Valley, allowing chefs to play with a plethora of the country’s finest ingredients.

Everyone in Portland really, really cares about good food, good coffee and good cocktails, and this is not an overstatement. Over the years, the smorgasbord of top-notch dining experiences in Portland has made it one of the most interesting places to eat in the United States.

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