TedXTinHau Women's Event 2018
- Amanda W.
- Jul 30, 2020
- 2 min read
Updated: Aug 7
For the last two year I have had the amazing opportunity to work with some of the most incredible women in Hong Kong. The TedXTinHau Women’s event in 2018 was not exception.
Tin Hau, is not just the name of a train station on Hong Kong island, it's also the Chinese goddess of the sea and uniquely describes Hong Kong’s geography (A coastal Island) and spiritual culture. Every woman is a goddess in her own right, which is why this global event has focused on amazing women sharing their stories, experiences and ideas with the world!
Having the opportunity to work with each speaker to help them achieve their unique sense of style on stage was amazing! Helping them to feel and look confidence so that they can be their most authentic selves to make a positive impact on the global community!
Watch and listen to their brave stories and amazing insights on how we can “Show-up: Now!”
Professor Rossa Chiu: Let's beat cancer-together
Wardrobe: From Rossa's Closet
Wearing Jemocracy and Anthea Cooper Jewellery
Styled by Amanda Leigh Style
Hair and Make-Up by Paul Gerrard Hong Kong
Dr Zoe Fortune: Show up for your mental health
Wardrobe: COS and Zoe's own items
Wearing Jemocracy Jewellery
Styled by Amanda Leigh Style
Hair and Make-Up by Paul Gerrard Hong Kong
Carmen Yau: Why I keep a sex diary (and you should too)
Dress: From Carmens Closet
Wearing Anthea Cooper Jewellery
Styled by Amanda Leigh Style
Hair and Make-Up by Paul Gerrard Hong Kong
Dr Joyce Samoutou-Wong on how children can lead social impact in your community
Dress: from Joyce's Closest
Wearing APcult
Styled by Amanda Leigh Style
Hair and Make-Up by Paul Gerrard Hong Kong
Verlebie Chan: The importance of taking risks
Styled by Amanda Leigh Style
Hair and Make-Up by Paul Gerrard Hong Kong
Wearing Club Monaco Hong Kong
Lucille from Awen: how she chased her dreams and took charge with the empower of music
Styled by Amanda Leigh Style
Hair and Make-Up by Paul Gerrard Hong Kong
Wearing The Tangerine Road Dress and Jemocracy Jewellery
Dr Small Luk with an important conversation on how to show up for identity.
Hosted by Stefanie Evennett (wearing Jemocracy Jewellery)
Styled by Amanda Leigh Style
Hair and Make-Up by Paul Gerrard Hong Kong
Comments