Smart and with swanky digs to boot? Enough said. She's pretty flawless plus you could probably raid her beauty closet for all the best products. The daughter of tycoon Peter Lam and former actress Lynn Hsieh has an intoxicating mix of beauty, affluence and charm. A strong social influencer, she's no stranger to brands clamouring to dress her.
Pearl Shek might be petite, but her sassy attitude and entrepreneurial spirit are both forces to be reckoned with. A graduate of London's Imperial Business School, she's the beauty and brains behind popular Thai restaurant Apinara Hong Kong and one of the city's smartest young businesswomen. He's so cool he even has his own Instagram account, and probably more followers than you.
This boho-artsy influencer is a graphic designer, artist and creative. Perfect match? Alongside her role as president of the hotel group Dorsett Hospitality International, Winnie βnamed one of Asia's Power Businesswomen by Forbesβis actively involved in the arts.
The granddaughter of the late tycoon and philanthropist Li Po-chun is a staunch supporter of the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, which offers scholarships to underprivileged students. The daughter of prominent jockey-turned-trainer Tony Cruz quit her job in stockbroking to take up the mantle as general manager of fitness membership start-up GuavaPass in Hong Kong. Place your bets. Poman is vice-chairwoman and managing director of Regal Hotels International, and vice-chairwoman of Century City International Holdings.
Super smart, she was only 19 when she attained a BA in psychology with the highest distinction from Duke University. In order to provide you with the best possible experience, this website uses cookies. For more information, please refer to our Privacy Policy. From some of the city's most stylish fashionistas to internationally recognised business women, Hong Kong's most eligible ladies prove they're more than just pretty faces.
