Hong Kong actor-singer Jeffrey Ngai made a stylish appearance on the 14th as guest of honor at the opening of a local menswear brand, drawing a large crowd of fans while hinting at plans to expand into the fashion world.
Ngai, known for his sharp sense of style, said shopping has long been one of his favorite pastimes. He singled out outerwear as a particular weakness, praising its versatility in creating different looks.
“I really love buying jackets because they can be paired with so many different outfits,” he said. “I always re-wear every piece. I never buy something just to discard it after one wear.”
When asked whether he would enlist celebrity friends as models if he launched his own label, Ngai laughed and said he had not thought that far ahead. “If it actually happens, I’ll think about how to handle the marketing at that point,” he explained.
Back-to-back Dramas on ViuTV and HOY TV
Ngai is currently appearing in television dramas on both ViuTV and HOY TV, with the projects airing in close succession. The actor welcomed the unusual scheduling, jokingly encouraging fans to keep watching.
“Then watch more TV!” he said with a smile. “What I really hope for is more work opportunities for everyone. When different projects start filming, it’s good for both actors and crew. Being able to work together is a happy thing.”
Asked whether he hopes to take on more series, Ngai said he prefers to approach every role with careful thought.
“I think no matter what I film, I need to think more deeply,” he explained. “That gives me more chances to interpret characters. When it comes to researching a role and how to portray it, I gain different feelings and layers.”
Ngai also expressed gratitude toward the directors who have cast him, saying that participating in drama productions has provided valuable hands-on training that has helped him grow as a performer.
His recent television work has been especially visible. With dramas airing back-to-back on ViuTV and HOY TV, Ngai joked that he hopes fans will keep their eyes on the screen.
“Then watch more TV!” he said with a laugh. “Most of all, I hope for more work opportunities. When different projects start filming, it’s good for both actors and crew. Being able to work together is a really happy thing.”
Asked whether he hopes to take on more series, Ngai said he prefers to approach each role with care. He explained that thoughtful selection gives him greater room to grow as an actor and deepens the layers he can bring to a character.
“I think whatever I film, I need to think more deeply,” he said. “That gives me more opportunities to interpret, and my research and portrayal of characters gain different feelings and dimensions.”
Ngai also expressed gratitude toward directors who have trusted him with roles, saying that participating in drama productions has provided invaluable hands-on training.
His recent television work has been especially visible. Dramas featuring Ngai have been airing back-to-back on ViuTV and HOY TV, a scheduling coincidence he welcomed with humor.
“Then watch more TV,” he joked. “Most of all, I hope for more job opportunities. When different projects start filming, it benefits both actors and crew members. Being able to work together is a really happy thing.”
Looking ahead, Ngai said he is in no rush to take on just any role. He emphasized the importance of thoughtful decision-making in his acting career.
“I think no matter what I film, I need to think more deeply,” he explained. “That way, I can give myself more opportunities to interpret. My research and portrayal of characters also gain different feelings and layers.”
Ngai also expressed gratitude toward directors who have trusted him with roles, noting that the experience has provided valuable on-the-job training.
His recent television work has been airing back-to-back on ViuTV and HOY TV, a schedule he joked about with characteristic humor. “Then watch more TV!” he said. “Most of all, I hope everyone gets more work opportunities. When different projects start filming, it benefits both actors and crew. Being able to work together is a great joy.”
Ngai’s comments reflect a growing enthusiasm among Hong Kong entertainers for expanding their creative horizons. With his combined focus on acting and fashion, he is positioning himself as more than just a screen presence.
As his latest dramas continue to reach audiences, Ngai remains grateful for the trust directors have placed in him. He described each production as a valuable training ground, and said he hopes to keep refining his craft with every new role.
