Madelaine Clark

Britain's first female classically trained nose Lynn Harris talks foraging, her love for Hong Kong, and the inspiration behind her latest scent, Saddle.

Once the preserve of safari goers or military men, greens and tans in all their boundless shades make a stealthy return to high fashion this season.

Once the preserve of safari goers or military men, greens and tans in all their boundless shades make a stealthy return to high fashion this season.

Talking about foraging, her passion for Hong Kong, and the inspiration for her current perfume, Saddle, is Lynn Harris, the first female classically trained nose in Britain.

This season, greens and tans in all their infinite shades—once the domain of safari travellers or military personnel—make a covert comeback to high fashion.

In his most personal collection yet, couturier Robert Wun has positioned Hong Kong as a global player on the fashion stage with his homecoming show.

From colonial legacies to the history of Japan's Metabolism movement, galleries this month explore the impact of historical moments on our world today.

Few designers have simultaneously captured the attention of Hollywood and Bollywood, but Indian couturier Gaurav Gupta manages it with ease.

After making a name for himself with installations of giant hallucinogenic mushrooms and helter-skelter slides, experimental artist CARSTEN HÖLLER has moved into the realm of avant-garde cuisine.

With his homecoming presentation, couturier Robert Wun has established Hong Kong as a major participant on the international fashion scene with his most intimate collection to date.