Gloria Tso
Online and Features Editor, Style
Gloria joined the SCMP in 2023 after prior stints at CNN, Reuters and Harper's Bazaar Singapore. Prior to moving to Hong Kong in 2020, Gloria graduated with a bachelor's degree from Columbia University, majoring in East Asian Studies and American Studies.
Gloria joined the SCMP in 2023 after prior stints at CNN, Reuters and Harper's Bazaar Singapore. Prior to moving to Hong Kong in 2020, Gloria graduated with a bachelor's degree from Columbia University, majoring in East Asian Studies and American Studies.
Areas of Expertise:
Fashion, lifestyle, video productionLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin
From rare Phoebe Philo-era Celine coats to viral UGG boots, Waller’s sourcing business tracks down fashion’s hardest-to-find pieces.
The Kasliwal family has run the Indian jewellery design business since the 18th century, counting Maharajas and modern royalty among their clients.
Having lived in Hong Kong for over three decades, Maclean says the city’s designers have learned to overcome spatial constraints with ‘beauty and soul’.
Beyond high-profile projects like the Swim Club at the Kimpton Tsim Sha Tsui hotel, Leung designed his own cosy holiday home in Niseko.
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Despite its secluded location, the resort is just a short boat ride from popular sightseeing spots like Maya Bay, made famous by a 2000 Leonardo DiCaprio-led film.
Partner to key Hong Kong developers like HKR International and Chinachem, Artta aims for ‘high-end global aesthetics with spatial refinement’.
Ng’s projects ranged from the Spago Shanghai restaurant at The St. Regis on the Bund to porcelain tableware made with Japanese manufacturer Noritake Design.
Ng and her two former Harvard classmates spearhead design projects across the region – from auction spaces and boutiques to water depots.
The interior architect, who moved to the city from London, crafts high-end interiors, blending art and emotion in challenging urban spaces.
Style sits down with the Chicago-based creative, whose designs have been worn by stars like Barbra Streisand, Beyoncé and Jennifer Lopez.
Ryan Gomes and Olivia Eleazar’s alternative aesthetics have found fans in celebrities from Teyana Taylor to Chappell Roan.
From Indyx and By Rotation to SSQRD, these apps help you organise your wardrobe, rent clothes and discover indie brands at the tap of a button.
Loved by celebrities like Travis Kelce and Dwyane Wade, J. Logan Home now offers a curated selection of reworked pieces at Beaureguards in Rosewood Hong Kong.
Denied entry to Jonathan Anderson’s Dior debut, Elias Medini held a watch party at a Paris bar – now he also runs events in New York, London and Milan.
Zhou thought she’d be an ‘investment banking queen’ – instead, she found herself quitting KPMG to run Mama Yu, partnering with the BBC and Ford.
The author, who founded the Southeast Asian food brand in her London home kitchen, cares more about deliciousness than strict authenticity.
The award-winning dancer, choreographer and filmmaker talks to Style about how she learned to embrace uncertainty and take ownership of her work.
Founded by the American fashion designer’s twin sons, the Jakarta doughnut phenomenon counts Jackson Wang and North West among its fans.
The Singaporean fashionista is a big fan of Matthieu Blazy – both at Bottega Veneta and Chanel – and of Demna’s Balenciaga.
The 70-year-old artist, who crafted what was once the world’s most expensive diamond necklace for Chow Tai Fook, is presenting titanium titans in his latest exhibition.
On their recent stop in Hong Kong, the musicians spoke with Style about making an album they’re proud of, and what the term ‘Wasian’ means to them.
The jewellery designer – who also has a second label, Khong – reveals her must-visit spots in Thailand’s vibrant capital.
The British singer-songwriter has hit albums, billions of Spotify streams, and gigs at Glastonbury and Montreux Jazz Festival to show for years of hard work.
Set among ancient tea fields and Buddhist temples, Amanfayun is where Longjing tea culture, village life and Aman’s quiet luxury converge.
The @thecolordiet content creator moved to Paris and built a thoughtful space serving Hong Kong favourites; she’s since authored a cookbook, A Taste of Hong Kong.
The 30-something Italian’s works, like his mock American Vogue cover and Met Gala fashion imagery, have drawn approval from his Instagram followers.
Olivia Rodrigo’s recent makeover sees her join the likes of Sabrina Carpenter as a fan of the style – but her choice met fierce pushback from critics.
In an interview with Style at Hong Kong’s first Comic Con, the actress speaks about representation and being at peace with herself.
An ode to slow living that dovetails with ‘Chinamaxxing’ trends, the fully functional artwork/retreat serves teas that change according to the seasons in keeping with ancient Chinese beliefs.
