Whether they’re aspiring athletes, fabulous fashionistas or philanthropists building a better tomorrow, we bet you’ll be seeing a lot more of these bright young Hongkongers in the next few years:
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Above Top by Fendi, jacket by Marni, trousers by 3.1 Phillip Lim, shoes are stylist's own

Kadin Wong, 17

The son of actor Michael Wong and former model Janet Ma, Kadin has inherited his mum’s good looks and his dad’s famous charm. An aspiring bodybuilder, Kadin has a wardrobe full of Gymshark and claims to never skip leg day. 

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Above Jacket by Gucci, jewellery is Cheryl's own

Cheryl Chan, 19   

Adventurous, ambitious and analytical, Cheryl is pursuing a dual degree in computer science and economics at Brown University. If that challenging degree isn’t enough to persuade you that Cheryl is one smart cookie, she also excelled at her demanding summer internship at Microsoft. The daughter of Michelle Ma and Christopher Chan, the managing director of Fancl, it’s no wonder Cheryl has such flawless skin.

See also: Hong Kong's Rising Tech Stars

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Above Ashlyn: Top by Thom Browne, jacket by Stella McCartney, skirt by Christopher Kane, shoes are Ashlyns own | Marissa wears top by Isabel Marant, trousers by Theory, shoes and accessories are Marissa's own

Ashlyn Koh, 18 (left)

The eldest daughter of Leslie Koh and Kathy Ma, Ashlyn has recently started an architecture degree at Cornell University. When she’s not designing the cities of the future, Ashlyn loves to travel with her younger sister, Marissa. 

Marissa Koh, 16 (right)

Like Ashlyn, Marissa is based in the US, where she attends the selective Massachusetts high school Northfield Mount Hermon. A fashion fanatic, Marissa makes everything look stylish from her chunky knits and oversized hoodies to her current obsession, denim jackets. 

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Above Top by Marni, jacket by 3.1 Phillip Lim, trousers by Balenciaga, shoes by Fendi

Nicholas Lo, 15 

The son of TVB independent non-executive director William Lo and his wife, Josephine, Nicholas is a Kim Kardashian-obsessed fashion lover. He turned up to our photo shoot in a black Saint Laurent cape, telling us that the best fashion era was “the hippie era, duh,” and the worst mistake was “BAPE, in general.” 

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Above Jonathan wears a top by McQ by Alexander McQueen, trousers by Fendi, shoes and jewellery are Jonathan's own | Jasmine wears top by Proenza Schouler, trousers by Stella McCartney, shoes are Jasmine's own | Justin wears shirt by Dries Van Noten, jacket by Alexander McQueen, trousers by Carlo Carlo, shoes are Justin's own

Jonathan Cheung, 17 (left)

Ever since he first kicked a ball, Jonathan has been obsessed with football. Now at boarding school in the UK, Jonathan trains day and night in the hope of following in the footsteps of his hero, the Argentinian soccer star Lionel Messi. Like the professional athletes he idolises—and his brother and sister—Jonathan loves to experiment with bold fashion choices when he’s off the pitch.  

Jasmine Cheung, 20 (middle)

Currently a student at Northeastern University in Boston, where she’s studying international affairs with a minor in economics, Jasmine is an outdoors enthusiast and music lover. Like her brother Justin, Jasmine hopes to forge a career focused on making the world a better place. For now, though, she’s focusing on getting good grades.  

Justin Cheung, 23 (right)

The eldest son of Cindy Yeung, chairperson of Emperor Watch and Jewellery, and film director Alfred Cheung, Justin is following in his father’s footsteps and recently graduated from New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, where he studied film. He’s now using his degree for good by directing Yaya, a documentary about the exploitation and abuse of domestic helpers in Hong Kong.  

 

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See also: Tony Verb Might Be One Of Hong Kong's Most Inspiring Social Entrepreneurs. Just Don't Call Him That

Photography by Paul S | Styling by Carlo Aquino 

Hair by Danielle Abbotts | Make-up by Karen Yiu

Special thanks to The Mira

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