Chinese-Scottish Canadian, Blake Abbie was born in Montreal, grew up in Vancouver. A trained performer, Blake moved to Paris to study with an acclaimed classical singing master early on in his career. While there, Blake began working simultaneously in fashion and soon after moved to London and was part of the founding team of the industry-breaking System magazine.

Blake was cast as Thomas in the Chinese version Meteor Garden 流星花园, one of the most popular tv franchises of all time. The Netflix/Hunan TV coproduction garnered 5 billion views in the two months of release just in China alone. He also plays a guest role in Tomorrow Will Be Fine 明天会好的 (2021) with the Chinese comedienne Papi Jiang.

He is editor in chief of A Magazine Curated By, the cult art and fashion publication that collaborates with a different fashion designer on each issue — including Alessandro Michele, Simone Rocha, Eckhaus Latta, Grace Wales Bonner, Peter Do and most recently Glenn Martens of Diesel — and consults and writes for various creative projects in fashion, culture and the entertainment industries. He is currently writing his first television script.

Jeremy Jude Lee is an artist and photographer based in Vancouver, Canada. His body of work is inspired by cross-cultural identity, transcending time through memory, and evoking emotion through colours and composition. Jeremy' photography work has been featured in publications such as DAZED, HYPEBEAST, Highsnobiety, i-D, and Booooooom. His clients include Apple, Arc'teryx, Lululemon, Meta, Monos, and more.

From Vancouver and now based in NYC, Matt Tsang is a freelance creative directr. He was formerly Creative Director for David Zwirner Art Galleries, an international, contemporary art gallery with gallery spaces in New York City, London, Paris, and Hong Kong as well as UNIQLO's Senior Global Art Director. Prior to these two position he worked at SSENSE on their rebranding and global visual storytelling. Matt is a graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design.