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FASHION SUMMIT (HK) 2024

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GUEST OF HONOUR & SPEAKERS

Francis Tsang

Francis Tsang

Cofounder, ChromeFree® Leather Alliance

With 30 years of experience in the global leather industry, Francis Tsang has witnessed significant technological advancements over the past five years. He has transitioned from traditional chrome tanning methods to innovative chrome-free and heavy metal-free tanning systems. These developments have greatly reduced water and chemical usage while addressing the issues of heavy metals and chromium VI, thereby minimizing environmental pollution.

 

Recently, Francis has focused on ethically sourcing Tibetan domestic raw yak hides, aiming to support Tibetan herder and farmer families and ensure that no hides go to waste. His commitment to sustainability and ethical practices reflects his dedication to transforming the leather industry for the better.

Francis Tsang

Cofounder, ChromeFree® Leather Alliance

With 30 years of experience in the global leather industry, Francis Tsang has witnessed significant technological advancements over the past five years. He has transitioned from traditional chrome tanning methods to innovative chrome-free and heavy metal-free tanning systems. These developments have greatly reduced water and chemical usage while addressing the issues of heavy metals and chromium VI, thereby minimizing environmental pollution.

 

Recently, Francis has focused on ethically sourcing Tibetan domestic raw yak hides, aiming to support Tibetan herder and farmer families and ensure that no hides go to waste. His commitment to sustainability and ethical practices reflects his dedication to transforming the leather industry for the better.

Carmelo Ficarra

Carmelo Ficarra

Consul General of Italy in Hong Kong and Macau

Born in Messina in 1976, Mr. Ficarra obtained a degree in Political Sciences from LUISS “Guido Carli” University in Rome in 1999. He further pursued a master’s degree in European Studies at the College of Europe, Natolin Campus (Poland) in 2000. A career diplomat since 2002, he served in Baghdad, Moscow, Erbil and Tehran before being appointed Consul General of Italy in Hong Kong and Macau from the 1st of September 2022. In his capacity, he supports consular activities and promotes Italian culture, business, society and sports to further increase and strengthen bilateral relations between Italy, Hong Kong and Macau.

Carmelo Ficarra

Consul General of Italy in Hong Kong and Macau

Born in Messina in 1976, Mr. Ficarra obtained a degree in Political Sciences from LUISS “Guido Carli” University in Rome in 1999. He further pursued a master’s degree in European Studies at the College of Europe, Natolin Campus (Poland) in 2000. A career diplomat since 2002, he served in Baghdad, Moscow, Erbil and Tehran before being appointed Consul General of Italy in Hong Kong and Macau from the 1st of September 2022. In his capacity, he supports consular activities and promotes Italian culture, business, society and sports to further increase and strengthen bilateral relations between Italy, Hong Kong and Macau.

Dr. Christina Dean

Dr. Christina Dean

Founder/Chair of Redress, Founder/CEO of The R Collective

Christina is a circular fashion advocate who has been at the forefront of the sustainable fashion movement for almost two decades. She founded Redress, the Hong Kong headquartered Asia focused NGO accelerating the transition to a circular system in 2007. She founded The R Collective social impact business that  reuses and recycles luxury textile waste in 2017.

Throughout her career in sustainable fashion, Christina has worked with multi-stakeholders along the fashion value chain, globally and with a particular expertise in Asia, establishing partnerships and projects with government, multilaterals, private sector, academia and investors.

Christina was in Vogue Business’ 2024 100 Innovators list, in the category of sustainability thought leaders; she was listed by UK VOGUE as one of the UK’s ‘Top 30 Inspirational Women’; she is on Asia Tatler’s The Impact List as one most influential individuals defining the future of Asia; and UBS names her as a ‘Global Visionary’. She has commented for global media, including various VOGUEs, Telegraph, Guardian, BBC, CNN Style, New York Times, Forbes, Bloomberg BusinessWeek, China Daily and more. She is a regular speaker at global conferences. She co-authored ‘Dress [with] Sense’ the practical guide to a conscious closet, published by Thames and Hudson; she co-hosted the award-winning docu-series, ‘Frontline Fashion’; and her TEDx talks have been widely viewed.

Dr. Christina Dean

Founder/Chair of Redress, Founder/CEO of The R Collective

Christina is a circular fashion advocate who has been at the forefront of the sustainable fashion movement for almost two decades. She founded Redress, the Hong Kong headquartered Asia focused NGO accelerating the transition to a circular system in 2007. She founded The R Collective social impact business that  reuses and recycles luxury textile waste in 2017.

Throughout her career in sustainable fashion, Christina has worked with multi-stakeholders along the fashion value chain, globally and with a particular expertise in Asia, establishing partnerships and projects with government, multilaterals, private sector, academia and investors.

Christina was in Vogue Business’ 2024 100 Innovators list, in the category of sustainability thought leaders; she was listed by UK VOGUE as one of the UK’s ‘Top 30 Inspirational Women’; she is on Asia Tatler’s The Impact List as one most influential individuals defining the future of Asia; and UBS names her as a ‘Global Visionary’. She has commented for global media, including various VOGUEs, Telegraph, Guardian, BBC, CNN Style, New York Times, Forbes, Bloomberg BusinessWeek, China Daily and more. She is a regular speaker at global conferences. She co-authored ‘Dress [with] Sense’ the practical guide to a conscious closet, published by Thames and Hudson; she co-hosted the award-winning docu-series, ‘Frontline Fashion’; and her TEDx talks have been widely viewed.

Angelica Leung

Angelica Leung

Head of Consumer Products, Invest Hong Kong

Angelica has over a decade of experience in foreign direct investment. Her current focus is on facilitating investment from companies in retail or sourcing of toys, cosmetics, jewelry, home furnishings, fashion, electronic appliances and most recently extending to retail technology. Since 2013, the Consumer Products team has assisted over 400 companies to set up or expand in Hong Kong.

Prior to joining InvestHK, Angelica’s career experience spanned aviation, strategic design consultancy and market research for fast moving consumer goods. She holds a Master’s degree from the University of Hong Kong, and a Bachelor of Business Administration (Marketing) from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.

Angelica Leung

Head of Consumer Products, Invest Hong Kong

Angelica has over a decade of experience in foreign direct investment. Her current focus is on facilitating investment from companies in retail or sourcing of toys, cosmetics, jewelry, home furnishings, fashion, electronic appliances and most recently extending to retail technology. Since 2013, the Consumer Products team has assisted over 400 companies to set up or expand in Hong Kong.

Prior to joining InvestHK, Angelica’s career experience spanned aviation, strategic design consultancy and market research for fast moving consumer goods. She holds a Master’s degree from the University of Hong Kong, and a Bachelor of Business Administration (Marketing) from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.

Brian Luo

Brian Luo

Product Director, Guangdong Quaternion Technology Ltd

Brian Luo is the Product Director of Guangdong Quaternion Technology Ltd., a subsidiary of the Tessellation Group, specializing in providing Smart Manufacturing automation and digital solutions for the textile manufacturing industry.

Brian holds a Master’s degree in Materials Engineering and Nanotechnology from City University of Hong Kong, and a Master’s degree in Applied Data Science from The University of Michigan, USA.

Brian Luo

Product Director, Guangdong Quaternion Technology Ltd

Brian Luo is the Product Director of Guangdong Quaternion Technology Ltd., a subsidiary of the Tessellation Group, specializing in providing Smart Manufacturing automation and digital solutions for the textile manufacturing industry.

Brian holds a Master’s degree in Materials Engineering and Nanotechnology from City University of Hong Kong, and a Master’s degree in Applied Data Science from The University of Michigan, USA.

Hon. Sunny Tan

Hon. Sunny Tan

Member of HKSAR Legislative Council (Textiles & Garment)

As a seasoned industrialist, Hon Sunny Tan is currently a Member of the Legislative Council representing the Textiles and Garment functional constituency and Senior Advisor to Luen Thai Holdings Limited, a leading fashion and lifestyle apparel and accessories manufacturer, for which he has served for more than two decades.  He is also the Chairman of the Hong Kong Productivity Council, Executive Deputy Chairman of the Federation of Hong Kong Industries and Executive Vice President of the Hong Kong General Chamber of Textiles.  In 2013, he received the “Young Industrialist Awards of Hong Kong”.

 

Hon Sunny Tan has a strong record of public and community service.  He is a Member of the Committee on Innovation, Technology and Industry Development, a Member of Trade and Industry Advisory Board, a Member of Steering Committee of the Research, Academic and Industry Sectors One-plus (RAISe+) Scheme of the HKSAR Government.  He is also the Chairman of the Design Discipline Advisory Board of Hong Kong Design Institute, and Council Member of the Vocational Training Council, Board Director of the Hong Kong Design Centre. He is also a Standing Committee Member of the Hebei Province Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference.

 

Hon Sunny Tan obtained a Master of Science degree from Stanford University and Bachelor of Business Administration degree from the University of Wisconsin–Madison.

Hon. Sunny Tan

Member of HKSAR Legislative Council (Textiles & Garment)

As a seasoned industrialist, Hon Sunny Tan is currently a Member of the Legislative Council representing the Textiles and Garment functional constituency and Senior Advisor to Luen Thai Holdings Limited, a leading fashion and lifestyle apparel and accessories manufacturer, for which he has served for more than two decades.  He is also the Chairman of the Hong Kong Productivity Council, Executive Deputy Chairman of the Federation of Hong Kong Industries and Executive Vice President of the Hong Kong General Chamber of Textiles.  In 2013, he received the “Young Industrialist Awards of Hong Kong”.

 

Hon Sunny Tan has a strong record of public and community service.  He is a Member of the Committee on Innovation, Technology and Industry Development, a Member of Trade and Industry Advisory Board, a Member of Steering Committee of the Research, Academic and Industry Sectors One-plus (RAISe+) Scheme of the HKSAR Government.  He is also the Chairman of the Design Discipline Advisory Board of Hong Kong Design Institute, and Council Member of the Vocational Training Council, Board Director of the Hong Kong Design Centre. He is also a Standing Committee Member of the Hebei Province Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference.

 

Hon Sunny Tan obtained a Master of Science degree from Stanford University and Bachelor of Business Administration degree from the University of Wisconsin–Madison.

Prof. Thomas C. C. Wong

Prof. Thomas C. C. Wong

President of Institute of International Sustainable Development

Professor of Practice HiESD (HK)

Adjunct Professor NJJIT (China)

University of Cambridge, CISL

Senior Engineer (Textiles), FCTES; MHKITA

Fellows FBVCBS

Certified Sustainable Development Planner (CSDP), UNESCO-HK

International Society of Sustainability Professionals. USA.

Chartered Institute for Textiles, Clothing & Footwear, UK

Licensed Carbon Management Professional (MOHRSS, CN)

Harvard Univeristy, USA. (Summer School 2024)

 

Prof. Wong is a businessman who is dedicated to promoting Sustainable Development practices and the commercialization of Culture & Creative Industries. He focuses on elements such as cultural heritage, industrialization, internationalization, financialization, and digitization. In recent years, Prof. Wong co-founded the HK Research Institute of Cultural & Creative Industries Development, actively fostering the development of Cultural and Creative Industries through forums, exhibitions, and promotional events.

 

  • Chairman of Arts & Cultural, Creative Industries & IP Committee of Chinese Manufacturers Association (CMA)
  • President & Co-founder of HK Research Institute of Cultural & Creative Industries Development
  • Deputy Chairman of Sustainable Development and New Industrialization Committee of CMA
  • Founding President of Institute of International Sustainable Development
  • Associate Dean, Publicity of SDG Industry-education-research, HiESD
  • Senior Expert Advisor of GBA Carbon Neutrality Association
  • Advisor to Board of Directors of Association of Family Offices in Asia
  • Director of HK Quality Assurance Agency (HKQAA)
  • Director of HK Brand Development Council
  • Arte Moda International Enterprise – Chairman

Prof. Thomas C. C. Wong

President of Institute of International Sustainable Development

Professor of Practice HiESD (HK)

Adjunct Professor NJJIT (China)

University of Cambridge, CISL

Senior Engineer (Textiles), FCTES; MHKITA

Fellows FBVCBS

Certified Sustainable Development Planner (CSDP), UNESCO-HK

International Society of Sustainability Professionals. USA.

Chartered Institute for Textiles, Clothing & Footwear, UK

Licensed Carbon Management Professional (MOHRSS, CN)

Harvard Univeristy, USA. (Summer School 2024)

 

Prof. Wong is a businessman who is dedicated to promoting Sustainable Development practices and the commercialization of Culture & Creative Industries. He focuses on elements such as cultural heritage, industrialization, internationalization, financialization, and digitization. In recent years, Prof. Wong co-founded the HK Research Institute of Cultural & Creative Industries Development, actively fostering the development of Cultural and Creative Industries through forums, exhibitions, and promotional events.

 

  • Chairman of Arts & Cultural, Creative Industries & IP Committee of Chinese Manufacturers Association (CMA)
  • President & Co-founder of HK Research Institute of Cultural & Creative Industries Development
  • Deputy Chairman of Sustainable Development and New Industrialization Committee of CMA
  • Founding President of Institute of International Sustainable Development
  • Associate Dean, Publicity of SDG Industry-education-research, HiESD
  • Senior Expert Advisor of GBA Carbon Neutrality Association
  • Advisor to Board of Directors of Association of Family Offices in Asia
  • Director of HK Quality Assurance Agency (HKQAA)
  • Director of HK Brand Development Council
  • Arte Moda International Enterprise – Chairman

Norman Mabire

Norman Mabire

Fashion Designer

NORMANMABIRELARGUIER is a new contemporary Couture House based in Paris, founded by designer Norman Mabire-Larguier. Sensitive and radical, NORMANMABIRELARGUIER’s collections result from in-depth formal research and an intimate quest for inner freedom.

The monochromatic and sophisticated silhouettes emphasize the architecture of the garment.

Aimed at private clients, its agender pieces aremade-to-measure from the finest sustainable materials by French artisans renowned for their savoir-faire.

Norman Mabire

Fashion Designer

NORMANMABIRELARGUIER is a new contemporary Couture House based in Paris, founded by designer Norman Mabire-Larguier. Sensitive and radical, NORMANMABIRELARGUIER’s collections result from in-depth formal research and an intimate quest for inner freedom.

The monochromatic and sophisticated silhouettes emphasize the architecture of the garment.

Aimed at private clients, its agender pieces aremade-to-measure from the finest sustainable materials by French artisans renowned for their savoir-faire.

Prof. Esterina Nervino

Prof. Esterina Nervino

Assistant Professor, City University of Hong Kong

Esterina Nervino is Assistant Professor at the City University of Hong Kong, jointly appointed in the Department of English and the Department of Marketing, for which she is the co-director of the New Frontiers in Professional Communication Lab (NFPC) and Associate Director of the Sales and Marketing Consulting Unit (SMCU) respectively. She is also Cultore della Materia at the Department of Studies on Language and Culture of the Universita’ degli Studi di Modena e Reggio Emilia (Italy), invited External Member of the Research Centre for Professional Communication in English at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, executive committee member and outreach officer of the Asia-Pacific LSP& Professional Communication Association, and core member of the Communicating Sustainabilities network. She holds a PhD in Applied Linguistics from The Hong Kong Polytechnic University and her research interests include social semiotics, multimodality, corpus linguistics, sustainability discourse, digital media, cultural development and city brand, professional communication across sectors, including luxury, arts, and finance.

Prior to CityU, Esterina was the Director of Retail in Asia (part of Bluebell Group) in charge of media brand operations including content selection, curation, edition, and commercial strategy. At Bluebell Group she also took on the additional role of Public Relations Lead.

Prof. Esterina Nervino

Assistant Professor, City University of Hong Kong

Esterina Nervino is Assistant Professor at the City University of Hong Kong, jointly appointed in the Department of English and the Department of Marketing, for which she is the co-director of the New Frontiers in Professional Communication Lab (NFPC) and Associate Director of the Sales and Marketing Consulting Unit (SMCU) respectively. She is also Cultore della Materia at the Department of Studies on Language and Culture of the Universita’ degli Studi di Modena e Reggio Emilia (Italy), invited External Member of the Research Centre for Professional Communication in English at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, executive committee member and outreach officer of the Asia-Pacific LSP& Professional Communication Association, and core member of the Communicating Sustainabilities network. She holds a PhD in Applied Linguistics from The Hong Kong Polytechnic University and her research interests include social semiotics, multimodality, corpus linguistics, sustainability discourse, digital media, cultural development and city brand, professional communication across sectors, including luxury, arts, and finance.

Prior to CityU, Esterina was the Director of Retail in Asia (part of Bluebell Group) in charge of media brand operations including content selection, curation, edition, and commercial strategy. At Bluebell Group she also took on the additional role of Public Relations Lead.

Prof. Joanne Yip

Prof. Joanne Yip

Professor, Associate Dean, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Joanne Yip, a professor at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU), holds a BSc (Hons) in Textile Technology (with first class Honors) and a PhD from the same institution. Her doctoral research focused on Low Temperature Plasma and Excimer Laser Treatments on Polyamide. Before joining PolyU, she worked as a visiting researcher at Rice University in the US, conducting instrumental experiments. Prof. Yip has published over 100 papers in Textile and Material Science Journals. She also has industry experience, having worked in the intimate apparel sector where she gained extensive knowledge of materials, quality requirements, and production techniques. Currently, she serves as Associate Dean and Professor at PolyU, teaching courses on intimate apparel and activewear. Her research interests include functional garments for scoliosis, new materials and technology, surface treatments on textiles, and moulding or seamless techniques used in intimate apparel and activewear.

Prof. Joanne Yip

Professor, Associate Dean, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Joanne Yip, a professor at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU), holds a BSc (Hons) in Textile Technology (with first class Honors) and a PhD from the same institution. Her doctoral research focused on Low Temperature Plasma and Excimer Laser Treatments on Polyamide. Before joining PolyU, she worked as a visiting researcher at Rice University in the US, conducting instrumental experiments. Prof. Yip has published over 100 papers in Textile and Material Science Journals. She also has industry experience, having worked in the intimate apparel sector where she gained extensive knowledge of materials, quality requirements, and production techniques. Currently, she serves as Associate Dean and Professor at PolyU, teaching courses on intimate apparel and activewear. Her research interests include functional garments for scoliosis, new materials and technology, surface treatments on textiles, and moulding or seamless techniques used in intimate apparel and activewear.

Eric Lau

Eric Lau

Vice Chairman of Sustainable Animal Fibers Council, FHKI

Member of the 11th Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference for the Province of Hebei

Member of the 6th Election Committee of Hong Kong SAR

The Chinese Manufacturers’ Association of Hong Kong – General Committee Member

Federation of Hong Kong Industries- Group 29 Vice Chairman

Textile Council of Hong Kong – Vice Chairman

Hong Kong General Chamber of Textile – Vice Chairman

Hong Kong Fur Federation  – Past and Honorary Chairman

International Fur Dressers and Dyer’s Association – Vice Chairman

Eric Lau

Vice Chairman of Sustainable Animal Fibers Council, FHKI

Member of the 11th Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference for the Province of Hebei

Member of the 6th Election Committee of Hong Kong SAR

The Chinese Manufacturers’ Association of Hong Kong – General Committee Member

Federation of Hong Kong Industries- Group 29 Vice Chairman

Textile Council of Hong Kong – Vice Chairman

Hong Kong General Chamber of Textile – Vice Chairman

Hong Kong Fur Federation  – Past and Honorary Chairman

International Fur Dressers and Dyer’s Association – Vice Chairman

Jessica Ng

Jessica Ng

Founder, The Jessica Company

Ms. Jessica Ng,

the Founder of The Jessica Company;

Executive Vice-Chair and Chief Executive Officer of South China Financial Holdings Limited;

Non-executive director of South China Holdings Company Limited, and i-CABLE Communications Limited

 

Jessica has over 20 years of leadership experience in the media and financial services sector.

 

Jessica launched her namesake magazine JESSICA in 2000 which soon became the highest circulation women’s magazine in Hong Kong, with the aim of inspiring women to pursue their life dreams.  Later she established the JESNetwork, a community founded on the JESSICA Most Successful Women Award, with the mission of connecting, inspiring and empowering women, to create a collaborative platform for women in entrepreneurship, sustainability, technology and sport.

 

For over two decades, JESSICA has been a beacon of empowerment for women in Hong Kong and beyond, and to further our mission and vision, ensuring that the impact remains authentic and powerful, The JESSICA Company was established as a standalone corporate entity in 2024.

 

Jessica sits on various women and youth support associations, including the position of Board Member and Treasurer of The International Women’s Forum Hong Kong Chapter, and Ambassador of the Ocean Park Conservation Foundation, Hong Kong.

Jessica Ng

Founder, The Jessica Company

Ms. Jessica Ng,

the Founder of The Jessica Company;

Executive Vice-Chair and Chief Executive Officer of South China Financial Holdings Limited;

Non-executive director of South China Holdings Company Limited, and i-CABLE Communications Limited

 

Jessica has over 20 years of leadership experience in the media and financial services sector.

 

Jessica launched her namesake magazine JESSICA in 2000 which soon became the highest circulation women’s magazine in Hong Kong, with the aim of inspiring women to pursue their life dreams.  Later she established the JESNetwork, a community founded on the JESSICA Most Successful Women Award, with the mission of connecting, inspiring and empowering women, to create a collaborative platform for women in entrepreneurship, sustainability, technology and sport.

 

For over two decades, JESSICA has been a beacon of empowerment for women in Hong Kong and beyond, and to further our mission and vision, ensuring that the impact remains authentic and powerful, The JESSICA Company was established as a standalone corporate entity in 2024.

 

Jessica sits on various women and youth support associations, including the position of Board Member and Treasurer of The International Women’s Forum Hong Kong Chapter, and Ambassador of the Ocean Park Conservation Foundation, Hong Kong.

Hoiki Liu

Hoiki Liu

Founder, Anthora collection

Hoiki Liu is a Hong Kong-born entrepreneur with a passion for sustainable fashion and ethical business practices. Her journey in the business world began after receiving her education from both local and international schools in Hong Kong and pursuing further studies in Canada during her high school and university years.

After her early career led her into the family garment manufacturing business, Nice Tones Ltd., founded by her father, Davy Liu, in 1992, she expanded the family’s ventures by establishing Skyrex International Ltd. in 2009. This new venture focused on partnering with factories in various garment categories, showcasing her entrepreneurial acumen and commitment to business growth.

Hoiki’s personal life took a significant turn as she got married and became a mother to two boys. This transformative experience fueled her dedication to living consciously and sustainably. She adopted eco-friendly practices in both her personal life and business endeavors, promoting a lifestyle focused on reducing single-use plastics and embracing sustainability in all aspects.

Driven by her passion for sustainability, Hoiki launched Anthora Collection in 2024, a women’s wear capsule line that embodies timeless fashion and eco-conscious principles. Anthora Collection sources deadstock materials, prioritizes plastic-free packaging, and incorporates natural or recycled accessories, setting a new standard for sustainable fashion in the industry.

Beyond her business endeavors, Hoiki values work-life balance and community engagement. She shares her expertise in sustainability and entrepreneurship through her sustainable journal, open table discussions, and educational presentations. She also engages in charitable initiatives with her family, including beach clean-ups and food distribution efforts, instilling values of environmental and social responsibility in her children and the community.

Hoiki Liu

Founder, Anthora collection

Hoiki Liu is a Hong Kong-born entrepreneur with a passion for sustainable fashion and ethical business practices. Her journey in the business world began after receiving her education from both local and international schools in Hong Kong and pursuing further studies in Canada during her high school and university years.

After her early career led her into the family garment manufacturing business, Nice Tones Ltd., founded by her father, Davy Liu, in 1992, she expanded the family’s ventures by establishing Skyrex International Ltd. in 2009. This new venture focused on partnering with factories in various garment categories, showcasing her entrepreneurial acumen and commitment to business growth.

Hoiki’s personal life took a significant turn as she got married and became a mother to two boys. This transformative experience fueled her dedication to living consciously and sustainably. She adopted eco-friendly practices in both her personal life and business endeavors, promoting a lifestyle focused on reducing single-use plastics and embracing sustainability in all aspects.

Driven by her passion for sustainability, Hoiki launched Anthora Collection in 2024, a women’s wear capsule line that embodies timeless fashion and eco-conscious principles. Anthora Collection sources deadstock materials, prioritizes plastic-free packaging, and incorporates natural or recycled accessories, setting a new standard for sustainable fashion in the industry.

Beyond her business endeavors, Hoiki values work-life balance and community engagement. She shares her expertise in sustainability and entrepreneurship through her sustainable journal, open table discussions, and educational presentations. She also engages in charitable initiatives with her family, including beach clean-ups and food distribution efforts, instilling values of environmental and social responsibility in her children and the community.

Stephen Yeung

Stephen Yeung

Business Development Director, #CCCCCc Select

Stephen has years of experience in brand management and business development. As the head of several brands, Stephen has collaborated with various local artists. These collaborations not only enriched his business perspective but also deepened his understanding of local culture.

As the Business Development Director at #CCCCCc Se/ect, Stephen combines his expertise with a creative passion to drive business growth and optimize customer experience. He excels in developing and executing strategies aimed at integrating Hong Kong’s unique culture into daily life, enhancing the shopping experience for customers, and promoting the sustainable growth of local brands.

Stephen Yeung

Business Development Director, #CCCCCc Select

Stephen has years of experience in brand management and business development. As the head of several brands, Stephen has collaborated with various local artists. These collaborations not only enriched his business perspective but also deepened his understanding of local culture.

As the Business Development Director at #CCCCCc Se/ect, Stephen combines his expertise with a creative passion to drive business growth and optimize customer experience. He excels in developing and executing strategies aimed at integrating Hong Kong’s unique culture into daily life, enhancing the shopping experience for customers, and promoting the sustainable growth of local brands.

Jason Wang

Jason Wang

VP of Asia, Apparel, The LYCRA Company

As vice president of Asia, apparel, Jason leads all commercial activities in Asia. He primarily focuses on achieving our company purpose and driving topline growth via the development of long-term value for both the export business and the domestic China apparel retail market. Jason has nearly 20 years’ experience in manufacturing and commercial of chemical field. Before joining The LYCRA Company and its predecessor company in 2011, he worked for GE and ExxonMobil.

Jason Wang

VP of Asia, Apparel, The LYCRA Company

As vice president of Asia, apparel, Jason leads all commercial activities in Asia. He primarily focuses on achieving our company purpose and driving topline growth via the development of long-term value for both the export business and the domestic China apparel retail market. Jason has nearly 20 years’ experience in manufacturing and commercial of chemical field. Before joining The LYCRA Company and its predecessor company in 2011, he worked for GE and ExxonMobil.

Lam Ka Yan

Lam Ka Yan

Founder & Designer of WHY

Lam Ka Yan, was born and raised in the classic 90s Hong Kong. Yan obtained her first Fashion Design degree from Nottingham Trent University respectively. Before degree course, she studied Fashion design and Product development in Hong Kong Design Institute. Her graduate collection “Underground- the world beneath your feet” is honored with the Creativity Award from Hong Kong Fashion Designers Association and one of the finalists of Young Talent Award Hong Kong in 2011. She was one of the finalists of Hong Kong Young Fashion Designers’ Contest (YDC)  2019, after YDC, she launched her brand WHY in 2020.

Lam Ka Yan

Founder & Designer of WHY

Lam Ka Yan, was born and raised in the classic 90s Hong Kong. Yan obtained her first Fashion Design degree from Nottingham Trent University respectively. Before degree course, she studied Fashion design and Product development in Hong Kong Design Institute. Her graduate collection “Underground- the world beneath your feet” is honored with the Creativity Award from Hong Kong Fashion Designers Association and one of the finalists of Young Talent Award Hong Kong in 2011. She was one of the finalists of Hong Kong Young Fashion Designers’ Contest (YDC)  2019, after YDC, she launched her brand WHY in 2020.

William Wie

William Wie

Manager of Sustainable Customer Solutions Company, Wenzhou Tiancheng Textile Co.Ltd

William is passionate about promoting sustainable practices and driving the circular economy within the textile industry.

William has a wealth of on the ground experience project managing complex textile-to-textile, closed-loop recycling projects for pre and post consumer textiles for over 20 European sports and fast-fashion companies at China’s largest recycled cotton spinning mill.

William has been involved in developing and executing customised pre and post-consumer textile recycling programs that effectively provide solutions to the lower quality clothing excess from consumers and unsold excess garment stock into recycled yarn solutions.

With multi-stakeholder and cross-functional management experience, William is involved in managing complex supply chains, including sourcing, logistics and production, to ensure efficient project execution and delivery within budget and timeline. He has developed and implemented robust quality control procedures to ensure high-quality recycled materials.

William Wie

Manager of Sustainable Customer Solutions Company, Wenzhou Tiancheng Textile Co.Ltd

William is passionate about promoting sustainable practices and driving the circular economy within the textile industry.

William has a wealth of on the ground experience project managing complex textile-to-textile, closed-loop recycling projects for pre and post consumer textiles for over 20 European sports and fast-fashion companies at China’s largest recycled cotton spinning mill.

William has been involved in developing and executing customised pre and post-consumer textile recycling programs that effectively provide solutions to the lower quality clothing excess from consumers and unsold excess garment stock into recycled yarn solutions.

With multi-stakeholder and cross-functional management experience, William is involved in managing complex supply chains, including sourcing, logistics and production, to ensure efficient project execution and delivery within budget and timeline. He has developed and implemented robust quality control procedures to ensure high-quality recycled materials.

Peter Hui

Peter Hui

Chairman of Hongkong Knitwear Exporters & Manufacturers Association (HKKEMA)

Peter Hui is a prominent figure in the knitwear industry, known for his innovative leadership and dedication to sustainable fashion. He is the Founder and CEO of King of Knit Fashion Limited, established in 2006 and he is also the Founder and Chairman of Cool Partners International Limited. Under his guidance, the company has become a leader in high-quality knitwear, directly collaborating with Japanese and Australian clients.

As a second-generation family business member, Peter leveraged his inherited advantages to establish King of Knit Fashion Limited and Cool Partners International Limited. His firsthand experience in the knitwear industry spans over two decades, during which he has witnessed significant shifts from labor-intensive methods to automated production processes. Peter believes in adopting new technologies to keep pace with the ever-changing market while maintaining his companies’ core values: high-quality products and effective time management.

Beyond his company, Peter is deeply involved in various industry organizations and initiatives:

  • Hongkong Knitwear Exporters & Manufacturers Association: Chairman since 2019
  • Knitwear Innovation and Design Society: Chairman since 2024
  • Textile Council of Hong Kong: General Committee Member since 2018
  • Sustainable Fashion Business Consortium: Honorary Secretary since 2022
  • Qualifications Framework Industry Training Advisory (Fashion): Committee Member since 2022
  • HKTDC Garment Advisory Committee: Committee Member since 2022
  • HK General Chamber of Textiles: Honorary Consultant since 2022
  • Hong Kong Shippers’ Council: Vice Chairman since 2024
  • VTC Fashion and Textile Training Board: Board Member since 2023
  • Advisory Board of the Asian Institute of Supply Chain & Logistics: Member since 2023
  • Hong Kong Maritime and Port Board, Promotion and External Relations Committee: Member since 2024

In 2022, Peter was honored with the Guangdong-HK-Macao Greater Bay Area Outstanding Young Entrepreneur Award, recognizing his contributions to the industry.

Peter’s commitment extends to promoting knitwear fashion design and supporting the development of local youth. His leadership and vision continue to shape the future of the knitwear industry, ensuring its evolution and sustainability for generations to come.

Peter Hui

Chairman of Hongkong Knitwear Exporters & Manufacturers Association (HKKEMA)

Peter Hui is a prominent figure in the knitwear industry, known for his innovative leadership and dedication to sustainable fashion. He is the Founder and CEO of King of Knit Fashion Limited, established in 2006 and he is also the Founder and Chairman of Cool Partners International Limited. Under his guidance, the company has become a leader in high-quality knitwear, directly collaborating with Japanese and Australian clients.

As a second-generation family business member, Peter leveraged his inherited advantages to establish King of Knit Fashion Limited and Cool Partners International Limited. His firsthand experience in the knitwear industry spans over two decades, during which he has witnessed significant shifts from labor-intensive methods to automated production processes. Peter believes in adopting new technologies to keep pace with the ever-changing market while maintaining his companies’ core values: high-quality products and effective time management.

Beyond his company, Peter is deeply involved in various industry organizations and initiatives:

  • Hongkong Knitwear Exporters & Manufacturers Association: Chairman since 2019
  • Knitwear Innovation and Design Society: Chairman since 2024
  • Textile Council of Hong Kong: General Committee Member since 2018
  • Sustainable Fashion Business Consortium: Honorary Secretary since 2022
  • Qualifications Framework Industry Training Advisory (Fashion): Committee Member since 2022
  • HKTDC Garment Advisory Committee: Committee Member since 2022
  • HK General Chamber of Textiles: Honorary Consultant since 2022
  • Hong Kong Shippers’ Council: Vice Chairman since 2024
  • VTC Fashion and Textile Training Board: Board Member since 2023
  • Advisory Board of the Asian Institute of Supply Chain & Logistics: Member since 2023
  • Hong Kong Maritime and Port Board, Promotion and External Relations Committee: Member since 2024

In 2022, Peter was honored with the Guangdong-HK-Macao Greater Bay Area Outstanding Young Entrepreneur Award, recognizing his contributions to the industry.

Peter’s commitment extends to promoting knitwear fashion design and supporting the development of local youth. His leadership and vision continue to shape the future of the knitwear industry, ensuring its evolution and sustainability for generations to come.

Fanny Serouart

Fanny Serouart

Designer & Creative Director of LÉCLISSE

Fanny Serouart is a Paris-based object designer trained at École Boulle and ENSCI. Since 2020, she has worked independently as a design consultant and CMF expert (Color, Material, Finish) across industries, from automotive to luxury. In 2022, she launched LÉCLISSE, an accessory brand creating “objets-à-porter” that merge leatherwork with vernacular materials and techniques, drawing inspiration from the history of design. Her dual experience in arts & crafts and large-scale industry brings a unique perspective, combining material integrity with cultural heritage. Featured in Emily in Paris, the brand is now expanding into the Asia-Pacific and American markets.

Fanny Serouart

Designer & Creative Director of LÉCLISSE

Fanny Serouart is a Paris-based object designer trained at École Boulle and ENSCI. Since 2020, she has worked independently as a design consultant and CMF expert (Color, Material, Finish) across industries, from automotive to luxury. In 2022, she launched LÉCLISSE, an accessory brand creating “objets-à-porter” that merge leatherwork with vernacular materials and techniques, drawing inspiration from the history of design. Her dual experience in arts & crafts and large-scale industry brings a unique perspective, combining material integrity with cultural heritage. Featured in Emily in Paris, the brand is now expanding into the Asia-Pacific and American markets.

Natacha Van

Natacha Van

Founder and Designer of NATACHA VAN

Natacha has a multi-cultural background of Cambodian-Chinese borne in Hong Kong; raised in London, currently based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. She is a graduate of London College of Fashion.

Since debuting her Ready-to-Wear Collection in 2010, Natacha has been dedicated to making clothes that were as beautifully crafted from inside out. With the focus on couture quality craftsmanship, the materials used for her collection are 100% handcrafted in London / Hong Kong using the highest quality materials and construction, and manufactured by master tailors by hand in Cambodia .

Her collection is sold around the world. Her dresses are presently at many major world fashion weekexhibitions and fashion show, including New York 2019; London 2019 & 2017; Paris 2019, 2018 & 2017; Milan 2020, among others.

In 2017, she was appointed as “Ambassador of Cambodia”, joining London and Paris Fashion show at the invitation of His Excellency Pan Sorasak, the Minister of Commerce of Cambodia to represent the Kingdom of Cambodia.

Natacha Van

Founder and Designer of NATACHA VAN

Natacha has a multi-cultural background of Cambodian-Chinese borne in Hong Kong; raised in London, currently based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. She is a graduate of London College of Fashion.

Since debuting her Ready-to-Wear Collection in 2010, Natacha has been dedicated to making clothes that were as beautifully crafted from inside out. With the focus on couture quality craftsmanship, the materials used for her collection are 100% handcrafted in London / Hong Kong using the highest quality materials and construction, and manufactured by master tailors by hand in Cambodia .

Her collection is sold around the world. Her dresses are presently at many major world fashion weekexhibitions and fashion show, including New York 2019; London 2019 & 2017; Paris 2019, 2018 & 2017; Milan 2020, among others.

In 2017, she was appointed as “Ambassador of Cambodia”, joining London and Paris Fashion show at the invitation of His Excellency Pan Sorasak, the Minister of Commerce of Cambodia to represent the Kingdom of Cambodia.

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