Hong Kong teaches discipline in subtle ways.
The weather is one of them.
Dressing well here requires foresight. It means understanding fabric, structure, and restraint. It means knowing that discomfort shows, and that composure is not accidental.
The discipline is not about enduring the heat. It is about managing it. Choosing garments that breathe, suits that move, and styles that respect the environment rather than fight it.
In this climate, dressing properly becomes a quiet form of self-respect. It is a daily decision to remain presentable even when conditions encourage compromise.
And perhaps that is why those who dress well in Hong Kong are rarely loud about it. Discipline, after all, does not announce itself.