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Adrian Cheng is a leading tastemaker, founder of cultural-retail destination K11 MUSEA, art collector and investor in innovative companies. Here he outlines brands catching his eye for 2023
Jewellery
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Brands that bring creativity and self-expression to the mainstream always attract my attention. That is why I find L?ÉCOLE School of Jewelry Arts interesting. Starting in Paris and now expanding into Hong Kong (at K11 MUSEA, above) and Shanghai, their studios provide amazing courses for people wanting to learn and create jewellery in all forms.

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Fashion
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Like many others, I?m watching Schiaparelli (above, in 1978), to see what happens next. Having met creative director Daniel Roseberry and hearing about his love of savoir-faire and mixing old and new, I?m really excited to see how he continues to evolve the brand. I have a feeling there are many exciting things to come.
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AMI Paris is a brand to keep an eye on as it rapidly expands. I love its mix of casual and chic ? it?s so great for everyday wear. The brand has a mission to make luxury fashion accessible and that really resonates with me, too. I?ve also been very impressed with its collaborations with Moncler and Eastpak.

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Retail
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I?m a huge fan of Arbikie?s whisky (ab...