The Peninsula Hong Kong celebrates  “Art in Resonance” with The Victoria & Albert Museum and Vogue100


“In a world that can be chaotic and divisive, art unites us all with a common experience,” Vuchot said. “Art inspires us, awakens our senses, and offers respite from our everyday lives. In this respect, I believe the world of luxury hospitality and the world of art truly complement each other.”

After cocktails,  Leslie Sun, Editorial Director of Vogue’s Asia-Pacific Region, and Dr.  Melissa Buron joined Vuchot to host an intimate dinner at Felix. With its panoramic views of the skyline and interiors designed by Philippe Starck, the restaurant contrasted the decadence of downstairs with its gleaming modernity.

After the first of five courses in a feast curated by Chef Aurélie Altemaire arrived on the black tables, Dr. Melissa Buron addressed the illustrious lineage of cross-cultural collaboration from which the evening came.

“The V&A has long been a supporter of Chinese art and creativity,” Buron said. “ In fact, from our inception in the 1850s, we were collecting Chinese art. I am proud to say this tradition continues today, with our newest acquisition to join 2.2 million objects in the collection of  Lin Fanglu’s new installation, which will travel to South Kensington this fall.”

As she took the stage, Sun gleamed in jewels by Pen Mané, a line launched days before by Calvin Wang and Vincent Guy-Raffin.

“Art Basel began 55 years ago in Switzerland,” Sun said. “Since then, it has grown into a global phenomenon, with editions in Miami, Paris, and of course, here in Hong Kong. Each fair reflects the unique spirit of its city, and I hope you can feel the vibrant energy and excitement of Hong Kong tonight.”

One more surprise remained: Royal Opera soprano Alexandra Lowe delivered a transcendent performance that enraptured the audience, which leapt to their feet in applause after she reached her final, awesome crescendo.

The elegant group—including Kimberly Drew, Tina Leung, Ivan Pun, Fumi Lee, Anjaylia Chan, and other stars of the social and cultural scene—laughed and mused late into the night as the lights of Victoria Harbor glittered.



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