Flashback: Justine Lee recalls her best designer fashion looks
Justine Lee is a Hong Kong-based stylist, consultant and former fashion director – here she explores her love for Chanel, Saint Laurent and other designers
California-born, Hong Kong-raised stylist and fashion consultant Justine Lee has built a reputation as one of the most stylish influencers in Asia after nearly two decades in the industry. Lee, formerly the fashion director at Tatler Hong Kong, has a keen editorial eye that shines through in each of her fashion choices, as seen on her well-curated Instagram. Here are some of her favourite looks from the past 20 years, in her own words.
2016
This was my look for the Tatler Ball in 2016, from the Chanel Métiers d’Art 2016 collection that took place in Rome. I loved the softness of the gold knit dress, which was pleated at the bottom. The necklaces gave it an extra sparkle.
2017
One of the looks I wore to Paris Couture Week in July 2017 was from Hong Kong brand Anaïs Jourden. I’ve followed Anais Mak’s brand since its early days. I love how she plays with feminine shapes, unexpected fabrications and embellishments.
2020
This look is extra sentimental as this coat is from Karl Lagerfeld’s final collection for the house of Chanel for fall/winter 2019. I paired it with a boater hat from Ruslan Baginskiy, a Ukrainian label I discovered on a trip to Paris Fashion Week over a decade ago.