Mentorship Session with Divia, Founder of The D’Vine & Former Fashion Editor at SCMP

This is part of the #1HourWith series.

Speak to Divia about..

Luxury fashion in China/Asia
Role of fashion media in the future
Sustainability in Fashion
Building a Fashion Brand
Advise me on [a topic you choose]
Brainstorm with me on [a topic you choose]

The virtual call will be held in Jan - Apr 2022 and lasts around 30-60 minutes depending on your questions.

About Divia

Born and raised in Hong Kong, Divia Harilela has worked in the lifestyle and fashion media for over 20 years. Most recently she served as the fashion editor for Hong Kong's leading English language newspaper, The South China Morning Post, where she remains a contributing editor. She also writes for a range of high-profile publications and websites including Business of Fashion, Vogue China, Howtospendit.com and Departures, among many others. A leading authority on fashion in Asia, she has been quoted in The Times of London and The International Herald Tribune, and has appeared on CNN International.

In 2011 Divia founded her own consultancy, The D’Vine Ltd, offering services such as content creation and strategy for clients ranging from global luxury hospitality groups, international luxury brands and designers, to educational and governmental organisations, which includes Lane Crawford, Audemars Piguet and Landmark Mandarin Oriental to name a few. She is also a sought-after moderator and public speaker and has hosted live speaking events with high profile names including Victoria Beckham, Iris Apfel and Phillip Lim to name a few.

(See Divia's LinkedIn)

條款及細則

No Spam or Solicitation
To be respectful to everyone attending, no solicitation of business, commercial or promotional material is allowed.
No-Show Policy
For all scheduled mentoring sessions, we have a "one strike" ban policy for no-show bookings without informing the other party. Cancelling within 24 hours is also counted as no-show.

1st strike: 1-month suspension
2nd strike: 3-month suspension
3rd strike: Banned