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Victoria Tang-Owen reads

Lifestyle

Victoria Tang-Owen on her famous dad and starting Thirty30 creative agency with her husband

Victoria Tang-Owen, founder and creative director of Thirty30 Creative and Victoria Tang Studio. Photo: Jocelyn Tam

Victoria and her father David Tang. Photo: Courtesy of Victoria Tang

A young Victoria doing homework with her brother Edward. Photo: Courtesy of Victoria Tang

Victoria Tang-Owen reveals that her father, the late businessman David Tang, once told her he wished she was more rebellious. Photo: Jocelyn Tam

A wall of artworks at Victoria Tang Studio, in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong. Photo: Jocelyn Tam

Victoria Tang-Owen and her husband Chris called themselves the left brain and right brain of their company Thirty30 Creative. Photo: Jocelyn Tam

The Hong Kong designer, photographer and multidisciplinary creative talks about finding her rebellious streak and stepping out of her famous father David Tang’s larger-than-life shadow.


Hong Kong Fashion Fest lights up the city with style and culture 

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6 hotspots where art deco still dazzles, from London to Shanghai

Entering Brasserie Zédel in London feels like stepping into a bygone time. Photo: @brasseriezedel/Instagram

Brasserie Zédel features typical art deco tiled floors. Photo: @brasseriezedel/Instagram 

Art Deco Weekend on Ocean Drive, Miami Beach, in January 2017. Photo: Shutterstock

Montagu Country Hotel in Cape Town, South Africa. Photo: Montagu Country Hotel/Facebook

The Fairmont Peace Hotel in Shanghai, China was built by Victor Sassoon, a British Sephardic Jew that dominated Shanghai’s business scene in the early 20th century. Photo: Getty Images

The former control tower of the old Nielson Airport offers 360 degree views over the park of the Ayala Triangle. Photo: @Blackbird at the Nielson Tower/Facebook

Exterior shot of the art deco Masonic Hotel in Napier, New Zealand. Photo: Masonic Hotel Napier

As the art deco movement marks its first 100 years, take a look at some of the finest examples of this bold architectural and design style.


Shanghai Tang creative director on her father David Tang’s legacy, her plans for taking the brand forward, and practical fashion

Victoria Tang-Owen, creative director of Shanghai Tang.

Childrenswear from Shanghai Tang

Shanghai Tang slippers

Shanghai Tang women's look

Shanghai Tang silver jubilee bag

A look for men from Victoria Tang-Owen's first collection as Shanghai Tang creative director. The daughter of the brand’s founder Sir David Tang is looking to build on its legacy and expand into new markets.

Victoria Tang-Owen, creative director of the Hong Kong-based fashion and accessories brand, talks about reconnecting with her roots, designing practical fashion, and her plans to expand its non-fashion lines and reach new markets.


Creative Couples on the Cusp of a New Day

Hong Kong power couple and founders of Thirty30 Creative Victoria Tang-Owen and Christopher Owen say that their team is like a jigsaw piece that falls into place at 11.59.

Victoria Tang-Owen regards the moment before completion as something being born and created.

British architects Zoe Chan Eayrs and Merlin Eayrs’ 11.59 moment takes place when they are on the cusp of finishing a project.

Zoe Chan Eayrs and Merin Eayrs, founders of Chan + Eayrs, craft bespoke homes from the ground up.

The Code 11.59 by Audemars Piguet 18-carat white gold selfwinding chronograph comes with a hand-stitched alligator strap in a variety of colours.

Victoria Tang-Owen reads

"When I want to live life well."

Victoria Tang-Owen on her famous dad and starting Thirty30 creative agency

The Hong Kong designer, photographer and multidisciplinary creative talks about finding her rebellious streak and stepping out of her famous father David Tang’s larger-than-life shadow.

Hong Kong Fashion Fest lights up the city with style and culture

6 hotspots where art deco still dazzles, from London to Shanghai

As the art deco movement marks its first 100 years, take a look at some of the finest examples of this bold architectural and design style.

It’s part of my story: David Tang’s daughter on Shanghai Tang

Victoria Tang-Owen, creative director of the Hong Kong-based fashion and accessories brand, talks about reconnecting with her roots, designing practical fashion, and her plans to expand its non-fashion lines and reach new markets.

Creative Couples on the Cusp of a New Day

Victoria Tang-Owen reads

"When I want to live life well."

Victoria Tang-Owen on her famous dad and starting Thirty30 creative agency

The Hong Kong designer, photographer and multidisciplinary creative talks about finding her rebellious streak and stepping out of her famous father David Tang’s larger-than-life shadow.

.css-f84qeq{font-family:Roboto Condensed,Roboto Condensed fallback,sans-serif;font-style:italic;}Hong Kong Fashion Fest lights up the city with style and culture

6 hotspots where art deco still dazzles, from London to Shanghai

As the art deco movement marks its first 100 years, take a look at some of the finest examples of this bold architectural and design style.

It’s part of my story: David Tang’s daughter on Shanghai Tang

Victoria Tang-Owen, creative director of the Hong Kong-based fashion and accessories brand, talks about reconnecting with her roots, designing practical fashion, and her plans to expand its non-fashion lines and reach new markets.

Creative Couples on the Cusp of a New Day

Hong Kong Fashion Fest lights up the city with style and culture