Fashion icons whose looks rivalled the art at Art Basel Hong Kong 2025

Art Basel is Hong Kong’s most artistic—and most stylish—week of the year. The fair showcases striking works from artists and galleries across the globe, but the excitement doesn’t end there. All week long, the city buzzes with parties, private previews and cultural events at its most iconic venues.

With so many events drawing the city's trendsetters, the art crowd never disappoints when it comes to style. Tatler spent the week weaving through the aisles, capturing the looks that truly made an impression at this year’s fair.

Also read: Exhibitions, interviews and more: The ultimate guide to Hong Kong’s art month 2025

Amber Chiew

Amber Chiew in a stunning Aje dress (photographer: Billy Chan/ Tatler Hong Kong)

Jing

Jing, a Paris-based designer, in an original red dress (Photographer: Billy Chan / Tatler Hong Kong)

Arne Eggers

Arne Eggers at Art Basel Hong Kong 2025 (Photographer: Billy Chan / Tatler Hong Kong)

Ryan Su and Adrian Chan

Ryan Su and Adrian Chan from Singapore (Photographer: Billy Chan / Tatler Hong Kong)

Dimitri Tsertsidis and Corina Mihaila Larpin

Dimitri Tsertsidis and Corina Mihaila Larpin looking chic at Art Basel Hong Kong 2025 (Photographer: Billy Chan / Tatler Hong Kong)

Philip Hoffman

Philip Hoffman at Art Basel Hong Kong 2025 (Photographer: Billy Chan / Tatler Hong Kong)

Fatma Unauh

Fatma Unauh at Art Basel Hong Kong 2025 (Photographer: Billy Chan / Tatler Hong Kong)

Lillian Leong

Lillian Leong at Art Basel Hong Kong 2025 (Photographer: Billy Chan / Tatler Hong Kong)

Angelle Siyang-Le

Angelle Siyang-Le at Art Basel Hong Kong 2025 (Photographer: Billy Chan / Tatler Hong Kong)

Arthur de Villepin and Ida Yukimasa

Arthur De Villepin and Ida Yukimasa at Art Basel Hong Kong 2025 (Photographer: Billy Chan / Tatler Hong Kong)

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