Onpaku star Josie Ho’s eclectic personal style: the Hong Kong-based daughter of late casino tycoon Stanley Ho has a vibrant hat and Vans sneakers collection, and fills her Mid-Levels flat with artwork

Musician, actress and fashionista Josie Ho recently made headlines with her new horror film Onpaku, directed by Shugo Fujii and released on August 31 in Hong Kong.

The cult film features classic Japanese horror and suspense with a plot that centres on Ho’s character Sarah, who encounters an unimaginable string of events as she travels to Tokyo for a property investment deal following a bad break-up.

Ho is known for her unique approach to the arts; her acting roles and music are definitely more alternative than mainstream. As such, her work is often met with mixed reviews – which has been the case with Onpaku.

Despite her privileged upbringing as a daughter of late casino tycoon Stanley Ho, Josie always insists on walking her own path and has carved a niche following for herself thanks to her sincerity both on and off screen.

In a recent YouTube interview with Hong Kong TV personality Do Do Cheng, Ho shared in detail how her husband Conroy Chan survived a health scare that saw him bedridden and in a coma for months. Ho’s candid tell-all interview was a cautionary tale, she said, to raise awareness about the disease. The interview has been viewed over 1.8 million times at the time of writing, with viewers commending her bravery and determination.

From her distinctive body of work to her wholly unconventional approach to fashion and design, here’s a look at the uniquely glamorous life of Josie Ho.

Josie Ho is fashion forward

There’s no denying that Ho has a distinctive personal style. Despite owning her aesthetic, she’s had her fair share of hits and misses, especially on the red carpet. Not one to blend in with the crowd, Ho is all about making an entrance when it comes to her onstage looks.