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STYLE lifts the curtains of the luxury maisons.
The three perfumes in Henry Jacques’ 2024 Collection de l’Atelier express the heart of the maison’s latest HJ Rose de Mai absolute. Photo: Handout
Fragrances

Style Edit: Henry Jacques’ 2024 Collection de l’Atelier, made from its own roses

The limited edition trio expresses the heart of the latest HJ Rose de Mai absolute – an essence with floral, powdery characteristics, and acacia honey notes providing a warm, ambery depth.

Luxury brands

Style Edit: Tudor hosted ‘King of Asian Pop’ Jay Chou at Watches and Wonders

Weddings

Style Edit: Planning your dream wedding at the Regent Hong Kong

Gucci

Style Edit: Gucci celebrates its heritage in scarves with The Art of Silk

The maison produced nearly 80 scarf designs between 1960 and 1981 – from the intricate Flora, created for Princess Grace of Monaco, to the iconic Horsebit in 1953, and GG Monogram in 1969.

Gucci celebrates its heritage with The Art of Silk, starring Ozark’s Julia Garner with the brand’s 1966 Flora motif – and invites international artists to reinterpret its enduring scarf themes. Photo: Handout
Cartier

Style Edit: Cartier reshapes its heritage horological icons

The 2025 Tank Louis Cartier is larger and has a new in-house mechanical movement with automatic winding, while the new Tank à Guichets uses the hand-wound 9755 MC calibre.

IWC

Style Edit: IWC Schaffhausen’s new models at Watches and Wonders 2025

Horological legend Gérald Genta brought the 1950s Ingenieur back in the 70s, and it was reintroduced again in 2023, while the Pilot’s Watch dates all the way back to the 1930s.

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Richard Mille

Style Edit: Enter the RM 43-01 Tourbillon Split-Seconds Chronograph Ferrari

Limited to 75 pieces each in its 2 versions, the RM 43-01 marries Ferrari’s design DNA with Richard Mille’s precision engineering, embodying peak performance with features like a 70-hour power reserve.

Limited to 75 pieces each in its two versions, the RM 43-01 Tourbillon Split-Seconds Chronograph Ferrari marries the supercar-maker’s design DNA with Richard Mille’s precision engineering. Photo: Handout
Rolex

Style Edit: Rolex’s Land-Dweller is finally here – as are upgrades and new colours

The Land-Dweller is here thanks to 32 new patents, with a new case, bracelet, bezel, dial and movement – the calibre 7135 and Dynapulse escapement.

Chanel

Style Edit: Purple meets paradox in Chanel’s new Chance Eau Splendide

With foregrounding notes of rose geranium and raspberry, the luminous fragrance from Olivier Polge embodies Coco Chanel’s ‘Luck is my soul’ philosophy, and comes with a playful film by Jean-Pierre Jeunet.

Jaeger-LeCoultre

Style Edit: Jaeger-LeCoultre CEO Jérôme Lambert on the Reverso’s enduring appeal

At Watches and Wonders 2025, Style sat down for a chat with Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Jérôme Lambert, who’s back for another stint as head of the luxury watchmaker.

The Reverso Tribute Monoface Small Seconds with its “Milanese” link bracelet was the talk of the town at Watches and Wonders. Photo: Handout
High Jewellery

Style Edit: Graff Butterfly 50th anniversary collection

Half a century since the first Graff Butterfly fluttered into our collective consciousness, the new spring collection has just landed.

Launched in 1975, the iconic Graff Butterfly has fluttered among us for 50 years. The latest collection has at its heart this showstopping diamond and emerald necklace. Photo: Handout
Timepieces

Style Edit: Omega’s striking new Seamaster Planet Ocean Worldtimer

A top choice of watch enthusiasts since its debut in 2017, the Worldtimer now comes to Omega’s Seamaster Planet Ocean collection in 2 captivating models, each making a statement.

Fragrances

Style Edit: The story behind Henry Jacques’ In All Intimacy collection

In All Intimacy, whose first chapter was inspired by Rafael Nadal and Maria Perelló, continues with fragrances from Heron Preston and Sabrina Albarello, each capturing the essence of a unique bond.

Richard Mille

Style Edit: Richard Mille’s latest RM 74-02 Automatic Tourbillon

Richard Mille worked with Swiss composite expert North Thin Ply Technology on the material for the case, while inside lies the CRMT5 calibre, also produced in house.

Richard Mille’s RM 74-02 has a case made with Gold Quartz TPT or Gold Carbon TPT for a unique and eye-catching striated effect – both seen here with their predecessor, the RM 74-01. Photo: Handout
Cartier

Style Edit: New Clash de Cartier pieces blend elegance and punk

Capturing the duality for which the Clash de Cartier collection is known, its new creations feature amplified volume, oversized studs – and some even have all-diamond clous de Paris.

A model wears pieces from the Clash de Cartier collection featuring the rare gemstone chrysoprase. Photo: Handout
High Jewellery

Style Edit: Pierre Hardy’s Les Formes de la Couleur high jewellery for Hermès

The luxury brand has always celebrated colour in bags like the Birkin and its famous carrés, or silk scarves, and now this latest haute joaillerie collection explores it through precious gems.

Louis Vuitton

Style Edit: Louis Vuitton x Murakami Cherry Blossom bags and accessories

Cheerful flowers are applied to OnTheGo, Papillon, Boulogne and Speedy 25 city bags, and Art of Travel luggage and trunks, while Alma BB and Capucines bags are given an all-over rose colour.

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Paris Fashion Week

Style Edit: Lacoste’s autumn/winter 2025 runway at Paris Fashion Week

The brand’s autumn/winter 2025 collection bears its famous crocodile logo, originally inspired by the nickname of its founder, French tennis legend, René Lacoste.

French sportswear brand Lacoste’s autumn/winter 2025 collection at Paris Fashion Week. Photo: AFP
Milan Fashion Week

Style Edit: Max Mara’s fall/winter 2025 collection, inspired by two Brontës

At Milan Fashion Week, meanwhile, sister brand Sportmax focused on reinvention and highlighted raw denim, supple leather and ultra-soft bonded fleece, as well as feminine cuts and modern accessories.

Cartier

Style Edit: Cartier’s Women’s Pavilion for Expo 2025 in Osaka

The pavilion features art by Naomi Kawase, Mélanie Laurent, Hiro Chiba and Mariko Mori, while Toshiya Ogino did the landscaping and Chitose Abe designed the attendants’ uniforms.

Fendi

Style Edit: Fendi, the 100-year-old family business that became a fashion icon

Silvia Venturini Fendi created the Baguette bag, whose variations include collabs with Jeff Koons and Francesco Vezzoli; Fendi was also the first luxury house to host a show at the Great Wall of China.

A century old this year, Fendi has held many landmark runways, including this historic one presented by Karl Lagerfeld in 2007 at the Great Wall of China. Photo: Handout
Where to eat in Hong Kong

Luxe Dining Edit: More great offers on spring dining in Hong Kong

Savour the seasonal delights of contemporary Japanese at Zoku, and both teppan and binchōtan cooking at Kaen Teppanyaki, or sample the fine flavours of Korea at Hansik Goo.

Spring into the new season’s flavours with great deals on fine dining. Photo: Handout
Where to eat in Hong Kong

Luxe Dining Edit: Great offers on spring dining in Hong Kong

As the weather turns warmer, celebrate spring by tantalising your taste buds at tempting prices, with dining opportunities at Monkey Café, Nicholini’s, Unkai and Lucciola.

Chanel

Style Edit: Dua Lipa becomes the face of the new Chanel 25 bag

The singer turned heads in 3 different Chanel looks at the 2023 Met Gala, having previously performed in Chanel at LA’s Grammy Museum; the maison also designed custom looks for her recent Asian tour.

Boucheron

Style Edit: Claire Choisne’s Untamed Nature collection for Boucheron

The maison’s latest high jewellery collection is inspired by its founder Frédéric Boucheron’s love of nature as well as the forms of plants like lingonberry, thistle and fuchsia.

Boucheron’s Untamed Nature, creative director Claire Choisne’s latest Histoire de Style collection, celebrates the beauty and variety of plants and insects. Photo: Handout
Henry Jacques

Style Edit: Henry Jacques’ 3 new perfumes, based on its HJ Rose de Mai absolute

The trio of scents – Rose Très Rose, Rose Soleil and Rose Azur – joins the maison’s signature Rose Snow de HJ perfume, with its unusual crystals of rose wax that melt on the skin like snowflakes.

Henry Jacques’ limited edition Collection de l’Atelier embraces the rose in three new scents based on its proprietary HJ Rose de Mai absolute. Photo: Handout
Fragrances

Style Edit: Aesop unveils its Aurner perfume with a limited edition ear cuff

Known for fusing traditional Thai craftsmanship with the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi, the Bangkok-based designer’s creations reflect an appreciation of imperfection and transient beauty.

Richard Mille

Style Edit: Richard Mille RM 16-02 Automatic Winding Extraflat

The watch comes on the back of the success of the film The Brutalist and of its star Adrien Brody earning plaudits during this year’s awards season.

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