The Tatler stories you need to read from around the region
Every month, we highlight a story from each of Tatler’s publications around the region that we think you’d enjoy.
Tatler Malaysia
Tunku Puteri Intan, the first female national chairperson of the Malaysian Red Crescent Society, shared the untold benefits of giving youn gpeople and women a greater platform in humanitarianism.
Click here to read the story: Tunku Puteri Intan Safinaz on championing women and youth voices in the humanitarian space
Tatler Singapore
Tatler caught up with writer and director Adele Lim: the woman responsible for Disney’s Raya and the Last Dragon and raunchy summer hit Joy Ride, as well as much of the heart of the Crazy Rich Asians script. She spoke about the impact of inclusive storytelling, and why K-pop and K-dramas are about far more than pretty faces.
Click here to read the story: Malaysian producer and screenwriter Adele Lim on the future of Asian representation in Hollywood
Tatler Hong Kong
In an exclusive interview, champion former jockey and renowned horse trainer Tony Cruz reflected on his remarkable journey, unpacked the gruelling regime of jockeys and trainers, and explained why he has no plans to retire.
Click here to read the story: Tony Cruz on his most memorable wins, the truth behind a jockey’s ‘glamorous life’, and why retirement isn’t on the cards
Tatler Philippines
This year, fashion designer Josie Natori was elected Chair of the Board of Trustees of the Asian Cultural Council, an organisation dedicated to advancing dialogue through cultural exchange. Natori shared with Tatler her hopes for her time in the role, and how she believes the arts can change the world for the better.
Click here to read the story: Josie Natori shares her thoughts and feelings as the new chairperson of the Asian Cultural Council
