Guest Editor’s Picks: Aiko Narissara Yeung

For a decade, visual artist Aiko Narissara Yeung has been garnering a dedicated fanbase in Hong Kong thanks to her emotive sketches and illustrations, so much so she sold out of an early series of works in just six months. She’s also garnered an impressive list of clients from Moschino, Dolce & Gabbana and ViVi Magazine to UNICEF and the WWF, as well as a slew of fans on Instagram, following her not just for her art, but for her stylish sensibility.

The Hong Kong influencer describes her relationship-inspired artwork as ‘expressive, philosophical, spiritual, emotional, reflective and romantic’. Some of these traits carry over to her personal style too, which celebrates an eloquent femininity — cue the likes of the Louis Vuitton silk scarf she picked out as one of her favourite accessories from Pacific Place.

‘To me, fashion is a way to express your desired identity to the world. It’s a tool to represent and communicate an idea. It can also inspire new ways of viewing the world,’ Aiko tells The Style Sheet of how fashion inspires her creativity. Here, as a guest editor, she combines her two loves of art and fashion into a curation of her favourite ‘objects of art’ — aka super covetable luxury jewellery and accessories, available at Pacific Place.