Anjali Harjani, the founder of the lifestyle brand, talks about finding and filling a niche for original babywear and reveals why she chose to have her products handmade in India.

Called “Pilates for the face” by some, the buccal facial has arrived in Hong Kong at the Sense of Touch spas. Divia Harilela gave it a try and – one slight shock aside – was amazed at the difference she felt.

When streetwear became a trend, luxury brands were among the first to embrace it. But younger clientele got their fix by seeking out nostalgic brands like Champion and Fila.

For many women, summer with its high humidity is a source of dread because it makes hair frizzy. There is a solution – hair smoothing. We explain how it works and where to do the treatment – at home or in certain Hong Kong salons.

Founded in 2013, Khoo’s eponymous line is available in Hong Kong, New York and Singapore. Edgy and girlie, the designer can find inspiration anywhere, from gummy bears to balloon animals and temples.

Barbra Streisand is a fan of Chicago designer Azeeza Khan’s label and has been wearing her pieces on her tour. Khan talks about visiting the singer at her home and picking out outfits for her to wear on and off the stage.

Hongkonger Charles Leung made history when he was just 48 years old. In 2018, he became chief executive officer of French jewellery brand Fred, making him the first person of Asian descent to hold a global CEO title within LVMH.

Forget the sneakers you’re wearing – luggage is what’s now setting true followers of fashion apart, with a number of independent luggage brands each offering its own spin on classics.

Renata Klein in Big Little Lies, Elektra Abundance in Pose, Cookie Lyon in Empire, Villanelle in Killing Eve, Miriam Maisel in The Marvelous Mrs Maisel – these are characters whose style launched fashion trends.

Father Carlos Ghosn’s travel keepsakes kindled Lebanese-Brazilian’s interest in jewels as a child, and a chance encounter years later led her to start designing. Her cheeky takes on everyday items soon took off. ‘I like provoking,’ she says.

Alexander McQueen, J.W. Anderson – London Fashion Week has long been a cradle of talent; A Sai Ta is its newest star; the Londoner tells us about referencing his origins while maintaining ‘a strong British vibe’ in his designs.

Luxury brand Ratio et Motus is the brainchild of Angela Wang and Daniel Li. The brand makes its bags in Italy. Wang and Li say they don’t have plans to move production to China because it ‘boils down to perception and quality’.

As Taiwan celebrates its first same-sex weddings, we talk to experts about how to complement your partner’s look. Here are their top tips for men and women, from shades to textures to accessories.

Designer Alana Johnson, a 27-year-old New Yorker, has hit the social media sweet spot, attracting it girls to her offbeat brand

Online brands are luring in shoppers with less traditional, more fashion-forward alternatives that provide brides better value for money.

Famously worn by Karlie Kloss and Marlene Dietrich, a tailored blazer is a must-have in every woman’s wardrobe. Blazer specialist Blazé Milano was started by three Italian women working at Italian Elle who bonded over their love of fashion and sports.

Chanel, Louis Vuitton and other labels have been selling luxury phone cases for years, but now specialist brands are offering personalised cases. Kylie Jenner and Gigi Hadid are fans of Hong Kong phone case maker Casetify.

Twins Ami and Aya started out in Tokyo’s famous Harajuku fashion and cosplay area. Now they appear at fashion weeks around the world, and have adjusted their style to include more international brands, and identical looks.

The Central Saint Martins graduate, whose clothes have been worn by Alicia Vikander, Olivia Colman and Solange Knowles, has been showing at London Fashion Week since 2016.

Hong Kong-based Richard Avery realised that there was a growing demand for vintage hats from the city’s stylish men, so he opened his own shop. He says he wants to educate people and bring back hats into popular culture.

In 2007, McQueen set up Sarabande to provide scholarships for creative people, such as Craig Green and Molly Goddard, who are now household names. Some of its graduates are showcasing their talents at Joyce in Hong Kong this week.

Tata Harper has a cult following among women seeking non-toxic skincare; she tells us about expanding to Asia, bad science, why not everything has to be organic, and an alternative to Botox she’s excited about.

From Paris Fashion Week favourite Danse Lente’s Johnny to Métier’s Perriand tote, these bags are aimed at a youthful market. Other hot brands to look for: LA label Staud, The Volon, and Mlouye by Turkish designer Meb Rure.

Ever since fashion-branded hotels emerged in the early noughties, luxury labels including Bulgari, Armani and Versace have capitalised on the synergies between fashion and hospitality.

Hong Kong-based designer Johanna Ho behind Phvlo talks about making sustainability a fashion must-have

Christian Kimber, the British-born winner of Australia’s 2019 National Designer Award, has long had an eye for style, but only after relocating to Melbourne did he decide to launch his first collection.

China has become an important part of the British Fashion Council’s strategy, and it is hoping British brands can capitalise on evolving Chinese tastes; this month it will host its first series of events at Shanghai Fashion Week.

Look at Lee’s Instagram account and it’s all Hermes Birkins and Kellys, Van Cleef & Arpels jewels, and Patek Philippe watches, but she’s a doctor who put in 40-hour Hong Kong hospital shifts before opening a skin care clinic.

Online retailers are becoming more adept at using tech, such as AI and AR, to improve their customer experience. Think avatars that interact with shoppers and photo-based apps that allow users to find similar items online.