GOOD TWILL

Combining two of everyone’s favourite things—animals and a good cause—Hugo Boss comes together with celebrated porcelain manufacturer Meissen for a collection dedicated to giving back, just in time for the holidays

BY ROSANA LAI

While it seems like an unlikely pairing, Meissen has been known for producing porcelain pieces of the finest craftsmanship and quality since 1710, in the same way Hugo Boss has been renowned for its smart tailoring since 1924. Together, the brands took inspiration from Meissen’s Big Five collection—originally designed by Maximilian Hagstotz, featuring the African lion, leopard, elephant, rhino and buffalo—to create graphics of the majestic creatures, printed on both formal suits and casual cashmere sweaters alike for a unique capsule collection. There’s something for everyone, from a mercerised cotton T-shirt to fierce lion cufflinks. The best part? A gift for your loved one will also be a gift for animals, as part of the proceeds benefit the charity Elephants for Africa, which works with local and national parties in…

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Tatler Hong Kong (Digital) - 1 Issue, December 2019

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