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Chloe Tan

“I travel often for work and when I do, I go for a high-twist wool suit because it keeps its creases and lines without wrinkling in the suitcase.”

See wears a suit by Liverano & Liverano, shirt by The Armoury and tie by Drake’s.
Fashions real Hongkongers choose: Arnault Castel, founder of Kapok – Hong Kong fashion boutique

“I think blue is a must for any gentleman’s wardrobe. It’s very flattering on most people and very versatile. You can take a navy sports coat for the weekend and then straight into an office.”
What See wears for leisure

See wears a Caruso turtleneck sweater, scarf by Rumisu, blazer by Orazio Luciano and jeans by The Armoury.

“For a pop of colour I always go with green – it goes with so many other colours, whether it’s blue, brown or black.”
Hong Kong fashion choices: Yuji Yosumi, fan of Japanese style and heritage brands

“Here we have 8000 Eyewear sunglasses, an Abbeyhorn shoe brush, The Armoury lapel chain, The Armoury x Real McCoy’s bandana, umbrella from Fox Umbrellas, and the money clip is a gift from a friend. The glasses are based on 1950s mountaineering glasses. They never used to make big glasses so they’re a bit smaller than what you see on the market nowadays and they’re not very commercial, but they look very special.”
What See wears for evening wear

“When I shop for myself, I look for the whole experience. I love it when I get to know the person behind the piece, whether it’s the tailor or shoemaker. Getting to know the reason behind their process is what makes the romance behind it. It sticks with you, and that’s what we try to replicate at The Armoury.”

Tuxedo by Musella Dembech, white scarf by Drake’s and stud set by The Armoury.
Fashions real Hongkongers choose: Nigel Yau, Rapha customer service manager

“In terms of style advice, I would say just look at how other men style themselves. I’m always inspired by my trips to Italy where I see old men dressing in amazing colour combinations and it gives me ideas for new ways to dress.”


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Hong Kong style tips

Fashions real Hongkongers wear: Alan See, co-founder of The Armoury – upmarket men’s haberdasher

Alan See, founder of The Armoury, wears a suit by Liverano & Liverano, shirt by The Armoury and tie by Drake’s. Photo: Michelle Wong

--PLAY 2- This handout image shows Alan See, founder of The Amoury, wears a Caruso turtleneck sweater, scarf by Rumisu, blazer by Orazio, jeans by The Armoury and boots by Carmina. Photo: Michelle Wong [13OCTOBER2017 FEATURES FASHION Style Confessions]

--WORK 2- This handout image shows Alan See, founder of The Amoury, wears white scarf by Drake’s and stud set by The Armoury. Photo: Michelle Wong [13OCTOBER2017 FEATURES FASHION Style Confessions]

--WORK 2- This handout image shows Alan See, founder of The Amoury, wears Tuxedo by Musella Dembech, white scarf by Drake’s and stud set by The Armoury. Photo: Michelle Wong [13OCTOBER2017 FEATURES FASHION Style Confessions]

--COVER 2-- This handout image shows Alan See, founder of The Amoury, wears a suit by Liverano, shirt by The Armoury and tie by Drake’s. Photo: Michelle Wong [13OCTOBER2017 FEATURES FASHION Style Confessions]

--PLAY 1-- This handout image shows Alan See, founder of The Amoury, wears a Caruso turtleneck sweater, scarf by Rumisu, blazer by Orazio, jeans by The Armoury and boots by Carmina. Photo: Michelle Wong [13OCTOBER2017 FEATURES FASHION Style Confessions]

--WORK 1- This handout image shows Alan See, founder of The Amoury, wears Tuxedo by Musella Dembech, white scarf by Drake’s and stud set by The Armoury. Photo: Michelle Wong [13OCTOBER2017 FEATURES FASHION Style Confessions]

--COVER 1-- This handout image shows Alan See, founder of The Amoury, wears a suit by Liverano, shirt by The Armoury and tie by Drake’s. Photo: Michelle Wong [13OCTOBER2017 FEATURES FASHION Style Confessions]

--PLAY 3- This handout image shows Alan See, founder of The Amoury, have 8000 Eyewear sunglasses, an Abbeyhorn shoe brush, The Armoury lapel chain, The Armoury x Real McCoys bandana and fox umbrella, and the money clip is a gift from a friend. The glasses are based of 1950s mountaineering glasses. They never used to make big glasses so they’re a bit smaller than what you see on the market nowadays and they’re not very commercial but they look very special.” Photo: Michelle Wong [13OCTOBER2017 FEATURES FASHION Style Confessions]

Fashions real Hongkongers choose: Nigel Yau, Rapha customer service manager

Nigel Yau sports a Lazer helmet, Walz Caps cycling hat, and top, bottoms and gloves by Rapha. Photo: Michelle Wong

This image shows Nigel Yau, Customer Service Manager at Rapha, bought these Germany army trainers back in 2010 from a vintage store in Venice. Photo: Michelle Wong [19JULY2017 FEATURES FASHION Style confessions]

This image shows Nigel Yau, Customer Service Manager at Rapha, wears a cotton lycra blend t-shirt from Harbour Runners, and shorts by Swrve. Photo: Michelle Wong [19JULY2017 FEATURES FASHION Style confessions]

This image shows Nigel Yau, Customer Service Manager at Rapha, wearing a socks from Taobao, which say “running” in Chinese. Photo: Michelle Wong [19JULY2017 FEATURES FASHION Style confessions]

This image shows Nigel Yau, Customer Service Manager at Rapha, wears a top from Uniqlo and pants by Lululemon. Photo: Michelle Wong [19JULY2017 FEATURES FASHION Style confessions]

This image shows Nigel Yau, Customer Service Manager at Rapha, Yau’s essentials include spectacles from Linda Farrow, Oakley and Chair Eyes for Xander Zhou, a Sony camera and wide-angel lens from Moment, earphones from Bose, cutlery set from Snow Peak, Faber-Castell vintage pencil box, Prive pomade, trinkets from Rapha and Runners of Copenhagen, and a pocket knife set from Gerber. Photo: Michelle Wong [19JULY2017 FEATURES FASHION Style confessions]

This image shows Nigel Yau, Customer Service Manager at Rapha, wears a Swatch watch, and bracelets by Bottega Veneta and Argento. Photo: Michelle Wong [19JULY2017 FEATURES FASHION Style confessions]

Hong Kong fashion choices: Yuji Yosumi, fan of Japanese style and heritage brands

Yuji Yosumi in work garb. Photo: Fan Wu

This handout image shows of Yuji Yosumi, Area Manager Asia Pacific, Lottusse. Yosumi’s love of heritage brands extends all the way to classic models, including this vintage style Levis 501XX jeans in selvedge denim and these camel Lottusse shoes made with kangaroo leather. photo / Fan Wu [01JUNE2016 FEATURES STYLE CONFESSIONS]

This handout image shows of Yuji Yosumi, Area Manager Asia Pacific, Lottusse. Yosumi’s jacket from Tomorrowland, which has a comfortable fit, a soft construction and is made with fine Ermenegildo Zegna fabric.”. photo / Fan Wu [01JUNE2016 FEATURES STYLE CONFESSIONS]

This handout image shows of Yuji Yosumi, Area Manager Asia Pacific, Lottusse. Yosumi’s jacket is from Japanese menswear brand Ring Jacket, available at The Armoury. His Swiss Army watch is a piece he bought over 20 years ago when he was at London’s Covent Garden. photo / Fan Wu [01JUNE2016 FEATURES STYLE CONFESSIONS]

This handout image shows of Yuji Yosumi, Area Manager Asia Pacific, Lottusse, Ostrich iPad case, crocodile card holder and wallet all from Lottusse, white pocket square from Fairfax and umbrella from Fox Umbrellas. photo / Fan Wu [01JUNE2016 FEATURES STYLE CONFESSIONS]

This handout image shows of Yuji Yosumi, Area Manager Asia Pacific, Lottusse, wears a rings bought in New York at Tiffany & Co. That was funnily inspired by Audrey Hepburn’s Breakfast at Tiffany’s.”. photo / Fan Wu [01JUNE2016 FEATURES STYLE CONFESSIONS]

Fashions real Hongkongers choose: Arnault Castel, founder of Kapok – Hong Kong fashion boutique

Arnault Castel wears a white shirt, T-shirt and jeans from his clothing label Future Classics. Photo: Michelle Wong

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Olive jacket by ​Garbstore, ring by Tom Wood, pants by A.P.C. and t-shirt by Future Classics.. [FEATURES] Photo : Michelle Wong

​Arnault Castel wears an Arpenteur jacket, Officine G​énérale shirt, AMI pants and Etiquette socks. Photo: Michelle Wong

Espadrilles by Mulo. [FEATURES] Photo : Michelle Wong

Bag from Mismo. [FEATURES] Photo : Michelle Wong

Sneakers from Common Projects . [FEATURES] Photo : Michelle Wong

Watch by Ultra. [FEATURES] Photo : Michelle Wong

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Finding constant inspiration from his trips to Italy, See loves the romance behind a piece that comes from getting to know the person who made it and their reason for doing so
