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Jacqueline Kot
SCMP Contributor
Jacqueline has over 17 years of experience as a writer and editor, with roles in customs publishing, trade publications and luxury lifestyle magazines. She was the editorial director for special projects at Hong Kong Tatler before relocating to Sydney in 2019 and becoming a freelance writer on topics including education, design, fashion, high jewellery and food.
Jacqueline has over 17 years of experience as a writer and editor, with roles in customs publishing, trade publications and luxury lifestyle magazines. She was the editorial director for special projects at Hong Kong Tatler before relocating to Sydney in 2019 and becoming a freelance writer on topics including education, design, fashion, high jewellery and food.
Languages Spoken:
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