Of tradition and ambition: Elizabeth Marini on Chinese New Year and 2024 goals


The Marini’s Group vice president Elizabeth Marini shares her plans for the Chinese New Year festivities and her aspirations for 2024. — Photo: YAP CHEE HONG/The Star; Makeup: ELIZABETH MARINI; Hair: JESSICA YONG/Hair Culture, Mandarin Oriental Hotel; Wardrobe: TANGOO

Radiating positivity with a wide, genuine smile and an enthusiastic demeanour, Elizabeth Marini’s commanding presence conveys leadership and authority, with a friendly disposition.

An amicable personality whose kind words put everyone around her at ease, Marini knocks our shoot out of the park dressed in exquisite creations from local designers Tangoo and Farah Khan, looking stunning with minimal makeup.

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