Tia Lee Yu Fen (李毓芬), the global C-pop star and fashion icon, made waves for all the right reasons as she stole the limelight with her bold and daring outfit for the Moncler Genius’ showcase at London Fashion Week. Donning a shimmering white coat and a pair of suave yet elegant sunglasses, Tia’s impeccable taste was on show for everyone to see.

She also made appearances at Julien Macdonald, David Koma and Richard Quinn’s shows, each time wearing clothing picked from the designer’s collection. Throughout London Fashion week, Tia was spotted with a who’s who of the celebrity world as some of the other notable attendees included Leonardo DiCaprio, Sara Sampaio, Naomi Campbell, Alicia Keys, Justin Bieber, Ronan Keating, Pharrell Williams, Hailey Bieber and Serena Williams.

Tia Lee’s trendsetting adventures at London Fashion Week came after a meteoric comeback with her new hit single “Goodbye Princess”. The song was preceded by a six-episode animation series that provided an inspiring window into the tough transformation Tia underwent, to bid farewell to her old self and become a new superstar.

Having launched the #EmpowerHer campaign, she hopes to encourage other women to change themselves. One of the highlights of her initiative has been the #EmpowerHerDance challenge, which saw 16 KOLs across 15 countries spearhead the dance challenge and capture the attention of their combined 158 million followers! Tia was also inspired to support four charities - Beats By Girlz and Women in Music in the United States, Daughters Of Tomorrow in Singapore and Teen’s Key in Hong Kong. They will all benefit from the #EmpowerHer campaign, which will support them in their unwavering commitment to empowering women all over the world.

Prominent women have been making headlines all over the world. Forbes recently published its “Richest Women in the World” list, showcasing some of the most prosperous and influential women in business. The list includes big names such as Oprah Winfrey, Alice Walton, and MacKenzie Scott, among many others. What's more impressive is that the businesswomen featured on the list come from worldwide.

Some of the wealthiest women on Forbes' list are based in the United States, while others come from countries like China and Germany. Many of these women have achieved success through sheer ambition and dedication to their chosen careers. Whether in the media, retail, or tech industries, these women have proved themselves to be excellent leaders and innovators.

What’s more impressive is that these women have managed to amass such vast fortunes despite the glaring gender gap that still exists in the world today. It’s a testament to their tenacity and skill that they’ve made it to the top of Forbes’ list. In addition to their success, these women serve as an inspiration to other women who might be looking to make an impact on the world and achieve their financial goals. They’re a reminder that anything is possible if you’re willing to work hard and never give up. As such, if you’re looking for motivation to get started on your own path to success, take a look at Forbes’ list of the wealthiest women in the world. These women are living proof that it's not only possible but also attainable to become rich and successful.

Forbes has long been the go-to source for news and information about successful people and businesses; in recent issues, the magazine has made a special effort to recognize a new demographic of powerful women, wealthy women. Forbes’ list of the World's Wealthiest Women is a ranked compilation of the richest female entrepreneurs, celebrities, and self-made businesswomen in the world. In the past year alone, there have been new additions to the list, each with a unique story of success and ambition. These inspiring women come from different backgrounds- they’ve achieved success in a variety of industries. They include tech entrepreneurs, media moguls, fashion moguls, and retail tycoons. Some notable women on the list are Diane Von Furstenberg, Oprah Winfrey, and Martha Stewart.

The women on Forbes’ high-profile list have worked hard to get where they are today; they have used their money to make an impact in their respective industries. They have used their wealth to give back to the community, support women-led businesses, and contribute to philanthropic causes. These women have become a source of inspiration for aspiring female entrepreneurs and business leaders. They prove that success is achievable, regardless of gender or background. Forbes’ list is a great way to celebrate women and recognize their achievements. These women are paving the way for the next generation of business successes; they are represent what hard work and dedication can do; they are an inspiration to us all.

Amongst the top 10 wealthiest women featured in Forbes’ list are Alice Walton (in photo), the heiress of the Walmart fortune; Francoise Bettencourt Meyers, the heiress of the L’Oreal fortune; and Iris Fontbona, the widow of the late Andronico Luksic, who made his fortune in mining. Alice Walton has a net worth of $46 billion and was ranked as the third most powerful woman in the world. She has used her Walmart fortune to become a philanthropist; she’s committed to creating a more equitable society. She's the founder of Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in 2011 and serves on the board of the Walton Family Foundation, which supports educational and economic opportunities.

Francoise Bettencourt Meyers is listed as the world’s richest woman, with a net worth of $72 billion. As the heiress of the L’Oreal fortune, she has taken over the family business and is now the executive chairman of the L’Oreal group. Her commitment to equality is seen in her appointment as a woman to the board of directors of the French cosmetics giant. Isris Fontbona is the widow of the late Andronico Luksic and is worth $19.3 billion. She is the head of the Luksic Group, a conglomerate of companies that include Antofagasta, the world’s largest copper producer. Fontbona is known for her philanthropic work and has helped to fund educational programs throughout Latin America.

Other wealthy women featured in Forbes' list are Laurene Powell Jobs, widow of Apple founder Steve Jobs; Julia Flesher Koch, the widow of the late billionaire industrialist David Koch; and MacKenzie Scott, the ex-wife of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos. It's remarkable how these women have used their wealth to build an empire and become an influential figures in the world. The success of these women serves as an inspiration to female entrepreneurs and businesswomen everywhere. Seeing their accomplishments is a reminder that anything is possible when you believe in yourself and put in the hard work.

Sorry girls that we're not covering Hen parties in this article but it's good to get some perspective from the other side. If your friend is getting married soon, you probably have images in your head of fun and wild bachelor parties. But a bachelor party involves more than crazy antics among friends. The cost, location and guest list can complicate what might seem like an otherwise fun and spontaneous outing. With the right guidelines and planning tools, you can throw the ultimate bachelor party without causing yourself a lot of stress. Read on for a list of bachelor party themes, planning strategies and out-of-the-box ideas to send your friend off into married life with a bang.

Though they seem like a modern concept, the bachelor party dates back to ancient Greece. The ancient Spartans were known for throwing wild celebrations for their kinsmen the night before a wedding celebration. These parties often included the same elements as our current bachelor parties today, including drinks, food and mischief. Today, bachelor parties feature all the historical elements associated with single male life and focus on giving the soon-to-be groom one last taste of freedom before the big day.

Planning a bachelor party can fall to anyone, including the groom himself, but traditionally it is considered a job for the best man. The best man is usually the groom's closest friend and is the most invested in showing him one last good time before the wedding. The best man doesn't have to be in charge of planning alone. In many cases, the entire groom's side of the wedding party plans the festivities, including other groomsmen and ushers in the wedding ceremony. However, if one party member is paying for all or most of it, such as the best man, he should get more of a say in the theme, location and activities. In many cases, the groom takes the lead in planning things or is at least consulted, especially if he wants to avoid or do specific things. The groom's wishes should always be respected, so if the groom has any strong opinions for or against bachelor party activities, the planning party shouldn't force their preferences on him. If the bride and her friends are planning a bachelorette party, you might coordinate with her to ensure everything goes smoothly.

The size of the group can change the dynamics of a party. A smaller group of close friends usually but not always means a lower-key and intimate affair. On the other hand, larger groups can get a bit more wild and rowdy. The venue will also determine how many people are invited. If the party is being held at a restaurant, bar or club, there may be a limit on the size of individual parties. Before making the final list of invitees, it's a good idea to check on limitations at the location of the party. Since the bachelor party is meant to celebrate the groom, the guest list should usually be limited to the groom's friends. It is considered bad manners for another attendee to invite someone the groom doesn't know and force awkward introductions in what should be a carefree stag party. Since the bachelor party is supposed to be a fun and enjoyable evening, the guest list shouldn't include anyone who may cause trouble or who may not get along with the rest of the group.

Bachelor parties are meant to be wild and crazy affairs; however, it's still a good idea to plan out the expenses ahead of time. Too often, planners and attendees don't budget effectively and end up overpaying. By some estimates, the average cost for a bachelor party is around $738 per person.If you're going to a bar or club with a group of people, it's a good idea to sort out who's paying for what ahead of time. If the best man or whoever's paying for the party has the money to cover everyone's drinks, he should let them know before anyone runs up a tab.On the other hand, if people are expected to cover their own tabs, they should know before they order anything. A lack of clarity over who's paying for what can result in conflicts that ruin an otherwise fun night. You can plan a great bachelor party on a budget. Instead of going to an expensive club, you could buy a few kegs, rent an audio system and have a fun gathering at someone's house.If you're planning a destination bachelor party, you could rent a less expensive Airbnb instead of a more expensive hotel. You might also find a destination your group could drive to instead of flying. If a bachelor party is important to the groom and his friends, it's critical to plan the expenses ahead of time alongside all the other wedding expenses. Blowing too much money unexpectedly just before the wedding can cause financial strain for the groom and his mates.

The details of a bachelor party should revolve around what the groom wants to do. But you don't have to confine yourself to cliched bachelor party traditions to have a good time. Here are a few creative and fun bachelor party ideas that can send a groom off into married life in style.

For grooms who love outdoor activities, a camping trip with guy friends can be an excellent bachelor party experience. Camping tends to be cheaper than staying at a hotel. Participants will need appropriate camping supplies, especially if the trip involves outdoor activities like hiking, rafting and mountain biking. Before planning a camping bachelor party, ensure everyone involved is physically able to participate. It's also a good idea to check the weather before booking anything to ensure your fun outdoor bachelor party doesn't turn into a rained-out mess.

If the groom is a die-hard fan of a particular sports team, getting group tickets to a game can make for a great bachelor party. Not only will everyone get to cheer on their favorite team, but sports stadiums tend to have numerous bars and beer vendors. Just ensure there aren't any ill-fitting sports rivalries among the group. The combination of competition and alcohol could cause unnecessary conflicts between attendees.

Las Vegas is a bachelor party paradise for a reason. A night in Vegas offers a bachelor party for the ages with tons of clubs, bars, casinos, high-end restaurants and entertainment options. You can also often find travel deals on flights and hotels in Vegas for larger groups. Ensure everyone agrees beforehand if you want to go this route. Check to see if invitees can make the trip out of town before the wedding ceremony and see if anyone has specific issues that may make Vegas a less-than-ideal destination, such as a drinking problem or gambling addiction.

Not every bachelor party needs to break the bank to have a great time. Some of the most memorable bachelor party ideas don't cost much. To create an unforgettable bachelor party, consider cheaper locations that hold sentimental value for the groom. Maybe there's a dive bar where he got his first drink or a local club where he met his soon-to-be wife. Going on a bar crawl in your old college town can be just as fun as spending money on expensive clubs. You might even find a discount deal on a party bus to enhance an inexpensive evening on the town. Partying at cheaper places like these can be even more fun than shelling out tons of money to get into expensive, overcrowded clubs. Other activities like bowling, pick-up basketball, paintball, go-kart racing or a night playing video games can provide just as much fun as a more expensive night on the town. Of course, sometimes all a groom wants is to just have a quiet barbecue with friends. A low-key grilling and beer party is sometimes more than enough to celebrate a man's impending status as someone's husband. You can even learn how to make your drinks at home and get the same bar experience without spending too much money.

The term "men's club" may conjure up images of sleazy strip clubs with overpriced drinks and gross buffets. Some upscale men's club options feature cigar and whiskey bars, which provide a sophisticated and elegant environment for the future groom and his friends.

For adrenaline junkies, thrill-seeking activities can provide unforgettable bachelor parties. Activities like skydiving, bungee jumping and whitewater rafting can offer incredible thrills for everyone involved. Given the nature of these activities, this bachelor party may limit the number of people invited. However, a thrilling activity shared among a few close friends can be even more memorable than a more generic night of partying with a larger group.

The ultimate purpose of a bachelor party is enjoyment — an event that is not just fun for the groom but for everyone invited. When planning a bachelor party, ensure you don't do anything you or the groom will regret down the road. Don't plan anything that will get the groom-to-be in trouble with his bride. It might be a good idea to check in with his fiancee beforehand just to see what she's comfortable with. If you're planning on making alcohol a key part of your bachelor party, make sure you have a designated driver or a rideshare organized. Try to keep things stress-free and ensure everyone is on the same page. If you focus on having fun, you can throw a perfect bachelor party no matter how much you spend. Be sure to follow the Groom Club on Instagram, TikTok and Pinterest for more great ideas for a bachelor party, including ideas for creative seasonal party themes, bachelor party fashion advice and money-saving party tips.

Following its smash debut in 2021, K11's annual celebration of legendary craft is making a triumphant return to Victoria Dockside on 8 December 2022. Curated under the theme The Love of Couture: Artisanship in Fashion Beyond Time, the exhibition will open with K11 NIGHT, presenting a magnificent collection of historical fashion gems from London's Victoria and Albert Museum (the V&A), while also spotlighting six of East Asia's most promising young fashion designers.

Masterminded by internationally renowned and award-winning Hong Kong Production Designer William Chang Suk Ping and experts from the V&A, the exhibition sets out to bridge Western European traditions with eastern innovation, paying homage to the extraordinary creativity, rich history, refined craftsmanship and boundless possibilities of couture.

Titled The Love of Couture: Artisanship in Fashion Beyond Time, the ambitious sophomore exhibition is conceptualised with the mission to explore the evolution of fashion across time and space, and to celebrate artisanship and the next generation of designers. To accomplish this, K11 has joined hands with the V&A to assemble a team of revered industry veterans and talented rising stars for an unprecedented cultural exchange between east and west. "Fashion throughout history is reflective of how traditions, craftsmanship, creativity and societies continue to evolve", said Adrian Cheng, Chair of K11 NIGHT. "I am thrilled to present this exhibition in collaboration with the V&A and work with our brilliant designers who have all in their own individual way, reinvented and modernized history with their unique perspective and talent. This collaboration truly reflects my mission to create a deeper cultural exchange between east and west by providing a platform for next generation talent."

Serving as the Production Designer of this year's exhibition is William Chang Suk Ping. An Oscar nominee and bona fide art virtuoso, Chang has enjoyed an illustrious career where he applied his visual genius to areas ranging from visual and costume design to film editing and production. He is joined by seasoned fashion and textile experts from the V&A, the world's leading museum of art, design and performance, and six emerging fashion designers from Japan, South Korea, China and Hong Kong, as they embark on a time-bending, boundary-blurring couture journey of reminiscence, reimagination and fearless innovation.

This year's exhibition will kick off with the invitation-only K11 NIGHT 2022 opening gala at Victoria Dockside on the evening of 3 December 2022. The exclusive event is a who's who of A-list entertainers, fashion icons, artists, cultural pioneers and socialites. A gold carpet will roll out along the Avenue of Stars, with the stunning view of the Hong Kong skyline and Victoria Harbour providing a picture-perfect backdrop for celebrity guests to showcase their passion for high fashion and personal interpretation of this year's theme, Couture with Love.

The event is organised in partnership with official automotive partner BMW, beverage sponsor Moët Hennessy Diageo and event and exhibition title sponsor UBS. Powered by glitz, glamour and electrifying couture creations, K11 NIGHT 2022 is poised to solidify its stellar reputation as the most coveted fashion-cultural event on Hong Kong's social calendar.

Chang's visual genius ranges from set and costume design to styling and film editing. Drawing inspiration from the Nobel Prize-winning author Derek Walcott's poem, Love After Love, Chang then spins the exhibition concept with his mastery and paints a picture depicting how designers' and makers' passion for couture, artisanship and creativity can be carried on century after century.

"This exhibition is driven by imagination, creativity, and passion. Seeing how these designers have reimagined centuries-old craft and techniques has been truly inspiring, and provided me with a wonderful canvas from which to create and design," said Chang.

From staging, lighting, venue background music, showcase curation, exhibition visuals and videos to storytelling, Chang has infused this project with his poetic and romantic style. Visitors will embark on a journey of imagination through the stylistic choice of Chang, as if they are living in one of his movies, while feasting their eyes on the extravagance of each exhibit. All furnishings were specially produced for this exhibition, and have been designed by Chang from scratch. One highlight of his work is the centrepiece of the exhibition space, featuring a giant human head revealing a MRI scan of a brain when one is in love, or even in the state of addiction — a metaphorical expression of one's the never-ending passion towards design and creativity.

Exclusive View of Historical Artefacts from the V&A

A thoughtfully curated collection of historical British and French womenswear from the V&A will be displayed as part of the exhibition. The twelve pieces, shown in Hong Kong for the first time, chronicle the fascinating evolution of British and French womenswear fashions from the 1830s to around 1960, and serve as the muse for the six up-and-coming East Asian fashion designers. The emerging designers' task is to draw inspiration from these exhibits, dissect and re-contextualise their structure, fabric, function, and craft original bespoke couture works that stir nostalgia while exuding a contemporary, innovative and distinctively East Asian sensibility. The process is intended to trace how fashion changes over time as it is a constant amalgamation of various cultures and influences, and to imagine what the future of fashion entails.

"The Love of Couture: Artisanship in Fashion Beyond Time is fully aligned with the V&A's core mission, to champion design and creativity in all its forms for everyone. We are delighted with this opportunity for the V&A to continue its international engagement strategy in the region and support craftsmanship and creativity. Our collection is renowned for providing inspiration for designers and I am pleased that the collaboration with K11 continues this practice through the creation of new culturally meaningful projects", said Tim Reeve, Deputy Director and Chief Operating Officer at the V&A.

Emerging Designers Take the Lead

Six promising young fashion visionaries from Japan, China, South Korea and Hong Kong have been commissioned by K11 to create new bespoke designs specifically for the exhibition. Each equipped with a unique outlook and sense of style, these future masters of sartorial art bring a spectacular array of daring looks inspired by the V&A's collection, giving the audience a great opportunity to rethink the connection between the past, present and future of fashion. These new works will be showcased alongside some of the designers' existing creations, offering a broader perspective of their creative visions and definitions of couture.

The Victoria and Albert Museum, London (V&A) is the world's leading museum of art, design and performance with collections unrivalled in their scope and diversity, spanning 5,000 years of human creativity. It was established in 1852 to make works of art available to all and to inspire British designers and manufacturers. Today, its purpose is to champion creative industry, inspire the next generation, and spark everyone's imagination.