Blackpink: Light Up the Sky will follow the lives of Blackpink members Jennie, Jisoo, Lisa and Rosé as they navigate their stardom and everyday identities. The first K-Pop production for Netflix, the film is directed by Caroline Suh, behind hugely popular docu-series Salt Fat Acid Heat, and follows hot on the heels of Beyoncé’s Homecoming and Taylor Swift’s Miss Americana.

What better way to bring in the season than with matcha-filled beverages from Hong Kong’s home-grown matcha brand Matchali? Following on from the success of its launch at Landmark earlier this year, the concept cafe, founded by Cousins Cara and Laura Li, opens its second outpost at Pacific Place this month, showcasing neutral tones and a modern-zen aesthetic in which to serve up their cult matcha-infused creations.

With over 105,000 square footage of multipurpose space, the centre allows visitors to engage themselves in the works of renowned artists from all over the world. Carefully curated to embody the hyper-connected nature of Hong Kong and its multicultural and multilingual society, the collection is an immersive visual and physical experience. Artists including Mary Weatherford, Erwin Wurm and Oscar Murillo take up this grand space and leave each corner and each wall as a conversation starter.

Not unfamiliar to collaborations with fashion powerhouses, H&M has embarked on its first with a Lebanese designer and her eponymous brand, Sandra Mansour. The collection draws on Beirut’s effortlessly elegant style culture, introducing Middle Eastern influences into mainstream fashion, featuring embroidered tulle, decadent gold jewellery and layered pieces.

The DIY nail art trends that have been infiltrating our Instagram feeds during lockdown.