Your weekly lifestyle round-up

The best in fashion, arts, wellness and beauty – this is your ultimate weekly lifestyle guide. By Ifat Hindes

Hello, summer! As the Hong Kong humidity kicks into high gear, we are fully embracing the season of sun-drenched escapes, breezy wardrobe refreshes, and effortless family-friendly dining. From a massive Lego takeover in Sha Tin and a vibrant creative marketplace in Central to gorgeous new regional hotel openings, here's everything on our radar this week to keep you and your family inspired. 

Fashion

Eco-luxury meets urban pampering

Your weekly lifestyle round-up - niin jewellery is popping up at W Hong Kong

Sustainable jewellery pioneer niin is popping up at urban sanctuary Bliss Spa at W Hong Kong, bridging the gap between holistic wellness and conscious luxury. Founded in 2009 by celebrated designer Jeanine Hsu with a strict ethos of ‘treading lightly on the Earth,’ niin has earned an international following, captivating eco-conscious style icons like Kate Moss and Nicole Scherzinger alike. At the heart of the collaboration is a shared commitment to environmental responsibility and restorative self-care. Every piece of niin jewellery repurposes discarded natural materials into coveted, high-vibrational keepsakes infused with healing energy stones. By marrying niin’s earth-first philosophy with the pampering of Bliss Spa, this collaboration offers Hong Kong's modern explorers an opportunity to embrace a lifestyle that's as nurturing to the planet as it is to the soul; Bliss Spa, W Hong Kong, 1 Austin Road West, Kowloon Station; niin.co.

Central pop-up

Your weekly lifestyle round-up - summer bling and things at 168 Queen's Road Central

If you’re looking to refresh your summer wardrobe or upgrade your daily self-care rituals, a vibrant new destination is arriving in Central just in time. The Summer Pop-Up is set to take over 168 Queens Road Central from June 9 to 14, bringing together a beautifully curated marketplace designed for the ultimate family-friendly afternoon of discovery. The vibrant space promises a diverse mix of home-grown and international vendors bridging the gap between effortless style and holistic living. Fashion and artisanal jewellery enthusiasts can look forward to exploring unique pieces from names like Anna Lohoff, Paaarte, Jen Monili, StandTall D, Sasa Luki Jewellery and Ages the Gold. If your summer skin is crying out for a hydration rescue to beat the Hong Kong humidity, the beauty curation has you covered with premium wellness and skincare staples from Skin Generics and glowandgrow.com.hk. Rounding out the lifestyle experience are crowd favorites like Ashpectrum and Gentleman Who Brunch, with even more brand announcements on the horizon; 11am to 7pm, June 9 to 14, 168 Queen's Road Central, Central.

Courtside chic

Your weekly lifestyle round-up - game, set and match to Falconeri's summer collection

As the global tennis season kicks into high gear, Italian luxury knitwear house Falconeri is serving up the perfect blend of athletic heritage and quiet luxury. The brand has just unveiled ‘The Club’, a sophisticated Summer 2026 capsule that reinterprets the timeless aesthetic of elite sporting clubs for today’s dynamic, outdoor lifestyle. Engineered for freedom of movement without sacrificing elegance, the collection pairs the brand's legendary premium raw materials with breathable fibres. For women, a crisp palette of white and aquamarine translates into exquisite shirt dresses, perforated pinstripe trousers and signature Silkfine Cashmere sweaters. Gentlemen can look forward to a relaxed, timeless elegance in sand, mahogany and navy blue, with lightweight, breezy linen cuts. Whether you’re heading to the grandstands, the golf course, or a casual weekend brunch, it’s the ultimate wardrobe for low-key, sun-drenched sophistication; G/F, Parker House, 72 Queen’s Road Central, Central; falconeri.com.

Wellness & beauty

Chuan Spa’s wellness reset

Your weekly lifestyle round-up - singing bowls at Chuan Spa

If you’re looking to add some mindfulness to your routine, a week of free relaxation is coming to Mong Kok. Celebrating Global Wellness Day’s #JoyMagenta theme, the award-winning Chuan Spa at Cordis, Hong Kong is hosting complimentary fitness and wellness sessions for the public and hotel guests from June 13 to 19. Led by certified experts, the lineup features a morning Chuan Breathing Ritual, poolside Tai Chi class, a serene Sunset Yoga session on June 14, Aqua Yoga on June 16, and a deeply therapeutic Singing Bowl sound meditation guided by expert Christy Tang on June 19. As a bonus, all class participants get full access to the Health Club facilities on their event day, including the outdoor rooftop swimming pool with panoramic skyline views, plus a voucher for a complimentary 30-minute massage upgrade; June 13 to 19, Level 41, Cordis Hotel, 555 Shanghai Street, Mong Kok, Kowloon, cordishotels.com.

Romi Beauty’s latest drop

Your weekly lifestyle round-up - a lip treat drop from the Singapore brand

The summer heat calls for a shift toward low-maintenance glamour and Singapore-born cult label Romi Beauty is expanding its beloved Lip Treat family just in time. Founded by fashion and style icons Arissa Cheo, Lin Ting and Yoyo Cao, the skin-first brand has officially unveiled its Lip Treat Cream Liner - the ultimate antidote to drying lip pencils. This innovative, retractable liner is creamy enough to wear as a full lipstick, yet precise enough to softly map out definition. The cruelty-free formula is packed with a power duo of hyaluronic acid and snow mushroom for deep hydration and drops in three versatile shades: Anti-Heroine (mauve taupe), IT Girl (pink beige), and Le Snob (rose brown). Layer it underneath their famous Lip Treat Oil for a beautifully blurred, high-gloss dimension; launching online and at Sephora K11 Art Mall on June 10, Sephora Windsor House on June 30, and Sephora ifc mall and K11 MUSEA on July 8; sephora.hk.

Get the Korean 'glass skin' look at home

Your weekly lifestyle round-up - Korean-style pampering at home

If you keep up with K-beauty trends, you have likely heard of the wildly popular ‘Rejuran’ skin injections used in Seoul for a flawless complexion. The secret ingredient is PDRN (salmon DNA), which has a 95% similarity to human DNA and helps to boost collagen, repair the skin barrier and smooth out uneven texture. For those who want those radiant results without the pain or price tag of needles, cult skincare brand Skintific has officially launched its needle-free PDRN Series at Watsons Hong Kong. The innovative, microbiome-friendly duo features a hefty 5,000 PPM of 99% high-purity PDRN to soothe redness, fade dark spots and plump up tired skin in just 14 days. The two-step routine features the lightweight PDRN Bright & Smooth Serum and the non-greasy PDRN Bright & Smooth Moisture Gel Cream - perfect for locking in deep hydration during Hong Kong's humid summer weather; available at Watsons Hong Kong stores and online; watsons.com.hk.

Cool skin from Laura Mercier 

Your weekly lifestyle round-up - banish the blush this summer

If the soaring summer heat and humidity are leaving your skin looking a little flushed, Hong Kong’s favourite setting brand has just dropped the ultimate antidote. Officially launched this week, Laura Mercier has expanded its iconic Ultra-Blur family with the arrival of the Translucent Loose Talc-Free Setting Powder in Mint Green. Fusing the brand's legendary French aesthetic with colour correction, this innovative powder is infused with sheer mint-green pigments designed to instantly neutralise redness and restore a clear, even complexion. This talc-free, fragrance-free formula is infused with hyaluronic acid to actively soothe and strengthen the skin barrier while delivering an impressive 16 hours of comfortable makeup wear and 24 hours of shine control with zero photo flashback; available now at Laura Mercier counters and online; lauramercier.com.hk.

Lifestyle

Sky-high rainbow takeover 

Your weekly lifestyle round-up - Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour is hosting Art Centric

To mark the most colourful month of the year, Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong is launching a vibrant lineup of festivities throughout June to champion inclusivity and support the LGBTQIA+ community. The hotel’s iconic 23rd-floor rooftop infinity pool now features a striking rainbow wall installation, offering a panoramic backdrop for hotel guests. On the cultural front, the 2/F Glass Corridor is hosting a powerful ‘Art Centric’ exhibition by local artist Reni Haymond, showcasing intricate ballpoint pen artworks that celebrate authenticity and self-worth. But the main highlight is the return of the fabulous Draglicious Pride Brunch at Cruise Restaurant & Bar on Saturday, June 27 (12.30 to 2.30 pm). Priced from HK$688 per person, this rooftop party pairs live DJ sets with high-energy performances from Hong Kong’s favorite drag queens, a 120-minute free-flow package, and an all-you-can-eat feast of over 20 Asian-inspired dishes; Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong, North Point; hyattcentrichongkong.com.

Time keeper

Your weekly lifestyle round-up - precise timing is the name of the game

For jet-setting watch collectors looking for precision while on the move, British luxury heritage brand Wolf has unveiled a game-changing upgrade to its coveted horological tech. Enter The Rocket System, a brilliant evolution of the Rocket - officially recognised as the world's smallest travel watch winder. Perfect for packing in your carry-on, the newly upgraded Rocket features a high-precision micro gearbox and a clever adjustable lock-in cuff that uses a twisting front panel to securely cradle timepieces of almost any wrist size. The real magic for serious collectors, however, lies in the debut of the accompanying Rocket Docking Station. Operating like a modular command centre, these sleek docking bases can be linked together using integrated connection joints and bridal cables, allowing you to stack, line up, and seamlessly expand your display into up to ten units as your watch collection grows; available now at authorised retailers and online at wolf1834.com.

Kids & family

Lego World Cup takeover at Sha Tin

Your weekly lifestyle round-up - celebrate the World Cup at New Town Plaza

With the FIFA World Cup countdown underway, New Town Plaza in Sha Tin has transformed into the ultimate football destination for families. The mall’s massive ‘Legend Unfold’ campaign brings together a Hong Kong-exclusive Lego exhibition, live match screenings, and interactive tech games to keep parents and little fans entertained all summer. The crown jewel of the event is the Lego ‘Build Your Football Legend’ showcase on Level 3. Families can check out the Hong Kong debut of a jaw-dropping, three-metre-tall FIFA World Cup Trophy built from over 150,000 Lego bricks by the city’s only Lego Certified Professional, Andy Hung, standing alongside brick-built models of icons Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Kylian Mbappé, and Vini Jr. Kids can also head to the creative zone to build custom mini jerseys or try the ‘Penalty Shootout Challenge’ to win exclusive Lego  prizes; New Town Plaza, Sha Tin Centre Street, Sha Tin (Sha Tin MTR); newtownplaza.com.hk.

Tea culture celebrations

Your weekly lifestyle round-up - celebrate classic Hong Kong milk tea with Black and White

If a creamy cup of Hong Kong-style milk tea is an essential part of your family’s daily routine, head down to Tsim Sha Tsui this week. To celebrate its 85th anniversary, iconic dairy brand Black and White has launched a massive celebration that spans both land and sea, paying tribute to the city's legendary tea house culture. For a unique family experience on the water, the brand has teamed up with Hong Kong’s historic antique sailing ship, Dukling, completely dressing the vessel in its classic red-and-white cow motif. Running until June 15, passengers hopping aboard from the Avenue of Stars will receive a free can of Thick Smooth Classic Milk Tea and a HK$20 shopping voucher to enjoy while taking in the spectacular Victoria Harbour skyline. The fun continues onshore at the K11 Musea Promenade, where a vibrant pop-up features five interactive experience stations. Families can jump on a sailboat replica for a 360-degree video, check out a high-tech naked-eye 3D milk tea installation, browse a historical gallery and hop into an AI four-frame photo booth that transports you back to a nostalgic 1970s cha chaan teng; onshore pop-up open daily 10am to 9pm, until June 14, K11 MUSEA Ground Floor Promenade, Tsim Sha Tsui, bw.blackandwhitehk.com.

Dining

Swim and dine

Your weekly lifestyle round-up - from sun lounger to tea table

Rooftop hotspot Cruise Restaurant & Bar and boutique homegrown brand Pandan Man are bringing back their bestselling, pandan-filled afternoon tea set for the summer. Running from June 19 to August 30, the tea set features treats made using fresh pandan extract sourced directly from Thailand. The menu includes Pandan Man’s signature black sesame pandan chiffon cake, pandan egg tarts, uni tartlets with pandan coconut jelly and caviar, and a pandan wagyu slider. Guests can also enjoy an all-you-can-eat live station serving unlimited shaved ice with Gula Melaka syrup. The set is available from 3 to 5pm on weekends and public holidays. Each booking includes two 15% Pandan Man discount vouchers and complimentary three-hour access to the hotel’s rooftop infinity pool from noon to 3pm on the same day; 23/F, West Tower, Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong, North Point; hyattcentrichongkong.com.

Hong Kong’s first-ever Steak Week

Your weekly lifestyle round-up - indulge with a steak this week

Carnivorous families and steak lovers, rejoice. If a perfectly seared cut of beef is your ultimate comfort food, Hong Kong is about to become your playground. Founded by Johnny Glover - the mastermind behind The Butchers Club - premium meat purveyor Steak King has announced the launch of the city's first-ever Steak Week, running from June 8 to 30. The month-long, citywide promotion brings together an impressive lineup of premium dining destinations, hotel hotspots and neighbourhood favourites to offer specially curated, exclusive menus that deliver exceptional value. The first wave of participating venues features heavy hitters like Clarence, The Mistral at InterContinental Grand Stanford, and the iconic Steak House at Grand Hyatt Hong Kong, alongside neighbourhood spots like Flat Iron Steak, Picanhas’, and Flat Iron Burger; until June 30, citywide at participating venues, bookings at steakweekhk.com.

Phnom Penh’s Sora pops up at Terrible Baby

Your weekly lifestyle round-up - sip on the famous Nihon Gimlet

Cocktail enthusiasts, clear your calendars for a spectacular one-night-only regional guest shift. On June 25, Jordan’s favourite creative hub, Terrible Baby at Eaton HK, is playing host to Sora, the sky-high crown jewel of Rosewood Phnom Penh and the first bar in Cambodia to crack Asia’s 50 Best Bars list. Helmed by director of bars Jonas Vittur, the award-winning Phnom Penh destination is celebrated for fusing Japanese precision with vibrant Cambodian ingredients. For this exclusive Hong Kong takeover, Vittur and his team are shaking up a curated trio of their most famous creations, including the Nihon Gimlet, a bright, citrusy riff pairing gin and kaffir lime with matcha green tea depth, and the Cherry Lady Punch, which layers cherry wine, vodka, dark chocolate, and cashew yogurt into a velvety, decadent sip; 7pm until sold out, June 25, 4/F, Eaton HK, 380 Nathan Road, Jordan, terriblebaby.com.

Sunlit coastal menu at Salon Des Refusés

Your weekly lifestyle round-up - a Mediterranean feast

Escape the humidity for a breeze-kissed culinary journey at Sheung Wan’s hidden gem Salon Des Refusés, which has unveiled the perfect seasonal antidote. Tucked behind its seafoam green door on Bridges Street, the dining spot has launched its summer menu, a sun-drenched tribute to Mediterranean midsummers. Chef Luca’s new lineup focuses entirely on crisp textures and raw bounty. Highlights include a spectacular flower crab and uni served in-shell with sea urchin butter and toasted country bread, and a delicate Sicilian langoustine tartare topped with Spanish almonds and wax-aged Greek bottarga. The restaurant is also introducing daily blackboard specials dictated entirely by the morning's catch from local fishermen; 9 Bridges Street, Sheung Wan, salondesrefuses.com.hk.

Causeway Bay’s Yorucho celebrates first anniversary

Your weekly lifestyle round-up - chef Kevin Lam is sharpening his knives for a seven-course menu

Causeway Bay’s favourite Japanese-Korean modern izakaya, Yorucho, is turning one this month. To celebrate a stellar debut year, founders and head chefs Kevin Lam and Arnold Tse are hosting a special first anniversary collaboration, teaming up with their former culinary mentor, Canadian-Korean chef Yong Soo-Do. Running for two nights only on June 19 and 20, the trio will co-curate a brand-new seven-course tasting menu using Korean cuisine as its foundation. The meal kicks off with an amuse bouche of hojicha-smoked sayuri, followed by a soy-marinated red prawn nori taco packed with a fiery gochujang prawn mayo, and a decadent Hanwoo Zabuton Kamameshi Rice, where the rich fat of marbled Korean beef melts into a sukiyaki sauce and silky egg yolk; June 19 to 20, 16/F, Wing Kwong Centre, 28 Tang Lung Street, Causeway Bay; booking via events.bistrochat.com.