Vogue Hong Kong Joins Hands With Roger Vivier For An Evening To Remember

French craftsmanship, architectural beauty, and feminine allure have always been three inseparable threads in the world of the luxury French house Roger Vivier. For its Fall/Winter 2026/27 collection, “CHOC: Architecture de la Séduction,” Creative Director Gherardo Felloni draws inspiration from the language of architecture, weaving sculptural silhouettes, bold geometry, and soft, sensuous curves into an aesthetic experiment that moves fluidly between structure and seduction. This September, the house joined forces with VOGUE Hong Kong to host a cocktail reception at its Landmark boutique in Central, followed by an intimate dinner, inviting the city’s leading figures into an in-depth conversation about design, beauty, and the creative spirit.

The evening was nothing short of dazzling, drawing an impressive roster of the city’s female leaders and notable personalities—among them Virginia Yung, Beatrice Ho, Angel Li, Justine Lee, Christy Liang, Mira Yeh, Ming Ho Tang, Feiping Chang, Victoria Tang-Owen, Yama Chan Gaw, Kristie Lu Stout, and Angelica Cheung. Each guest arrived in a signature Roger Vivier design, and against the backdrop of refined silhouettes and exquisite detailing, they embodied the modern woman—confident, independent, yet wholly at ease.

One of the evening’s highlights was a Salon Talk between VOGUE Hong Kong Publisher Desiree Au and Betty Ng, founder of the architecture studio Collective. Taking the bold structural vision behind Roger Vivier’s designs as their starting point, the two moved effortlessly from architecture and aesthetics to female leadership, sharing observations and insights drawn from their own creative journeys.

Take a glimpse into the night and our best-dressed guests below: