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I am looking for a fashion/lifestyle magazine called "Prestige Hong Kong" I am looking for the April issue featuring Tom Ford in the cover. Asked by sexyboy 43 months ago Similar questions: fashion lifestyle magazine called Prestige Hong Kong Arts > Books > Magazines.

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Prestige Hong Kong THE MAN IN FULL - TOM FORD By Jessica Michault and Stephen Short A PRESTIGE HONG KONG EXCLUSIVE Tall, dark and handsome celebrity designer Tom Ford is back on the prowl with a series of fragrances, an eyewear line, a menswear collection and an exclusive interview in the April issue of Prestige Hong Kong. Coinciding with the arrival of Chanel’s Mobile Art pavilion in Hong Kong, Lagerfeld provides frank and personal insights into his legendary career, including his reinvention of Chanel, his viewpoint on anorexia and the modeling industry, and his preference for private jets. The award-winning American designer who single-handedly breathed life back into the Gucci Group discusses his return to fashion following his retirement in 2004, his years in Hong Kong and his thoughts on dressing US Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama.

“I wouldn’t mind dressing Barack Obama. I think he’s a great-looking guy but I think his suits don’t fit him very well,” says Ford. “I think he’s a terrific potential presidential candidate and I’m very excited as a Democrat, so I like both options.So, I wouldn’t mind dressing Obama.

I wouldn’t say he’s badly dressed, but he could sharpen up his look a little better. ” On his time in Hong Kong, Ford confides: “I used to stay at Regent Hotel back then.So from ’86 to ’89 I would spend three to four months per year there. I would go around the factories all day, gather my suitcases full of samples and go back to my hotel room.

At that time I was so skinny, I was a perfect women’s size eight. I would put everything on myself. ” In 2004, Ford surprised the fashion industry by retiring, and with no plans to return.

“No, I thought I was never going to do fashion again,” he reveals. “I was a textbook-case burnout. I’d been burned out from not only designing two collections, which I was very proud of, but the last two years of my time at Gucci were complex contract negotiations almost every day with PPR.

And it was more and more apparent that what they wanted was not what we wanted.” CLICK HERE TO READ THE EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW Also in this issue: The April issue comprises 434 pages packed with the best that life has to offer, including 96 pages of men’s fashion. Exclusive social coverage includes the lavish Hong Kong Cancer Fund Gala at the InterContinental Hong Kong ballroom, which raised HK$6.5 million for the charity; French equestrian theatre troupe Zingaro’s VIP-only performances of its latest spectacle, Battuta; and Deputy Editor Stephen Short and photographer Karl Chiu provide a behind-the-scenes look at the events leading up to Louis Vuitton’s glittering party in West Kowloon.

Exclusive interviews this month include watchmaker Richard Mille, who explains his pioneering and unconventional approach to brand building, and Jay Shaw, grand-nephew of the legendary Run Run Shaw, who discusses his passion for private aviation and the public’s misconceptions about private jets. “Trip planning has to be done professionally,” advises Shaw. “You can have a plane and a pilot but not any flight support.

” In “Barcelona, via Madrid,” Features Editor Glen Watson explores the breathtaking charm of Spain and its most seductive attributes, while Mathew Scott finds luxury among the ruins in colourful Tunisia. Not-to-be-missed profiles include Pakistani contemporary miniaturist Mudassar Manzoor and Canadian-educated, Harvard-trained entrepreneur and artist Dominic Lam; Simon Tam takes a deeper look at port, one of the oldest and most majestic wines; and curator Sundaram Tagore tells writer Mariel Rittenhouse how his “global community of artists” are taking over Hollywood Road. For the interview check this out.

http://www.tomford.nl/blog/2008/04/05/tom-ford-in-prestige-hong-kong/ For subscribing to magazine or purchasing past issues check this out. http://www.prestigehk.com/subscription/subscribe.php or Contact Horace Chan at (852) 2526 2661 or e-mail: subscription@prestigehk. Com .

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