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Art Remembers: The Past, Seen Through A Different Lens
Old photographs, wartime propaganda, personal memories and even a powdered iPhone come together in National Gallery Singapore’s latest contemporary art exhibition, where artists revisit overlooked histories and question how the stories of Southeast Asia are preserved and remembered.
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PAZZION Steps Out For World Vision’s Global 6K For Water
Singapore footwear label PAZZION is swapping its usual fashion setting for a six-kilometre walk around Marina Bay, supporting World Vision Singapore’s work to bring clean water closer to children in need.
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Sol De Janeiro Turns Up The Intensity Of Its Iconic Cheirosa Mists
Your favourite Cheirosa fragrances are getting a richer side, with a new scent inspired by Rio’s golden hour and a little more staying power.
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The Woman Who Painted A Changing Singapore
Before Singapore became the city we know today, Lai Foong Moi was quietly documenting the people, streets and everyday moments that were disappearing around her. Now, more than six decades after her first exhibitions, a new presentation at National Gallery Singapore invites us to look at her work, and Singapore’s past, with fresh eyes.
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HOKA’s Bondi 7 Gets A Japanese Streetwear Twist From BEAMS
What do Japanese Zen gardens and one of HOKA’s chunkiest sneakers have in common? Quite a lot, as it turns out.
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Why Luxury Brands Are Building Entire Ambassador Line-Ups Around Chinese Stars
From Giorgio Armani to Loewe and Chow Tai Fook, Chinese stars are becoming some of luxury’s most recognisable faces. But why are fashion houses turning to them in such numbers?
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Don Sebastian Mario On Finding His Own Fashion Language With ‘Shattered Identity’
Masks, distorted silhouettes and a dress made from fragments come together in Don Sebastian Mario’s Shattered Identity. We speak to the Romanian designer about the collection, Alexander McQueen and finding his own way through fashion.
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From Paper Dolls To Runway Looks: Doll Dressing Comes To The Museum at FIT
From miniature fashion models to runway references, Doll Dressing looks at the surprisingly long relationship between dolls, designers and the way we dress.
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Michael Kors Marks 45 Years With Six Women Who Know How to Make an Entrance
Six performers from ballet, opera and Broadway step into Michael Kors Collection’s Fall/Winter 2026 wardrobe for a New York campaign built around glamour, movement and the power of a great entrance.
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Glow Recipe Has Your Holiday Skin Sorted, From Take-Off to Touchdown
A holiday skincare routine does not need to take up half your suitcase. Glow Recipe’s two mini sets bring cleansing, hydration, glow and a little colour into travel-friendly sizes made for life on the move.
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Versace Obsessed, Chapter II: Back to the Archive
Old magazines, rare issues of Vanitas and Steven Meisel’s earlier Versace photographs return alongside the Fall/Winter 2026 collection, bringing decades of the House’s visual history into one campaign.
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Why Burberry’s Trench Coat Is Finally Getting Its Own Museum Exhibition
Long before it became a signature of British style, the trench was built for practicality. A new V&A exhibition traces how its construction, craftsmanship and archive shaped its place in fashion history.
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