Both with an international background, Melinda Wang, born and raised between Los Angeles and Hong Kong, & Derek Ho, born and raised between Toronto and Hong Kong, shares similar cultural upbringings that befriended the two closely. Friends since high school, the two left for London in 2008 to study at Central Saint Martins and is in their final year to graduation. In 2009, the friend duo started out Ztylistas.com as a personal fashion diary / scrapbook where the two combined a random series of all their favorite things. Staying as a hobby based project, the blog shares the duo’s documented lifestyle clippings and interest for fashion, photography and art.

With a penchant for cultural aesthetics and impeccable style, How I Met Your Style (HIMYS) is a Hong Kong based blog that is a combination of beautiful film photography features and visual reportage. It offers the only source for both intimate portraits of up-and-comers, tastemakers, and cultural influencers in their home as well as trend spotting on the street, at parties, and at exclusive fashion previews. The blog has been referenced by editors (Vogue Paris, Teen Vogue US, WGSN) and blogs worldwide as one of their favorite sources of fashion inspiration. Concocted from the combined forces of two photographers who have an eye for people who have a spirit of their own, the images capture the essence of lives that shape the landscape of style across the world.

Having worked in the music industry, cultural marketing, and fashion retail, Jason Lam aka TOUGHLOVE often finds himself in a world of inspirations, frustrations and just too much information. Created as a way to filter all the noise, TOUGHLOVE.hk is an honest glimpse into the life and times of a New York-Hong Kong creative who is trying to find out what kind of man he’s inspired to be and of course, how handsome he can look while doing it.

Born in Singapore and raised in Hong Kong, Denise Lai’s appreciation for creativity was nurtured from a young age; she was constantly doodling on anything from restaurant placemats to old Nike shoeboxes. In highschool, Denise studied Art and Textiles which motivated her to pursue a degree in Graphic Design from Pratt Institute, New York. Now back in Hong Kong, Denise is working as a graphic designer under the moniker D-NYCE Designs.

In 2008, Denise launched her lifestyle blog SUPERWOWOMG – a creative outlet for her to showcase her love for fashion and her eye for great style. Known for her signature oversized glasses, erratic layering of accessories and bubbly personality, Denise’s blog has garnered the attention of both local and international media including Cosmopolitan Australia, South China Morning Post, TimeoutHK and New Monday (Hong Kong). Having been approached and collaborated with brands such as Cole Haan, Forever 21, J Crew and Sam Edelman, SUPERWOWOMG is on its way to becoming the forefront of Hong Kong’s iconic fashion landscape.

theWanderlister+ Asia was launched in the Spring of 2011 by designer and Architect, JJ.Acuna, as a refreshing platform to help find and discover all the cool, new, and interesting exhibits, galleries, boutiques, and hangouts in Hong Kong, Singapore, Manila, and the Asian region at large. Armed with a handful of contributors from the region, theWanderlister+ Asia is always on the lookout for the next new places and exhibitions to document as the region transforms into a global cultural hub.

Christing has always had a self confessed obsession with fashion and started her career in the industry before finishing University.  After several internships and assistant positions at UK fashion publications, Christing decided to express her own style and creativity in a fashion blog, Fashion Hedonism. Fashion Hedonism allowed her a front row pass to learn and become involved within the industry, while merging her loves style and writing.  After almost two years of blogging from her London neighbourhood, Notting Hill,  Christing took the leap to move to Hong Kong and open her own online retail boutique, Christing C.