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The Absurd Logic Behind CJ Hendry’s Juju World, Now In Singapore
Behind the giant plush creatures and playful chaos lies a simple idea: art should make you feel something. Ahead of Juju World’s Singapore debut, CJ Hendry explains why.
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Emporio Armani Reimagines Its Origins With the 1981 Bag Collection
Named after the year the brand was founded, the collection revisits archival codes through origami-inspired detailing, versatile silhouettes and a palette of enduring neutrals.
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Glow Recipe Turns a Korean Summer Ritual Into Skincare
A Korean summer tradition inspires Glow Recipe’s latest launch, translating ritual into a new barrier-focused moisturiser and a limited-edition collaboration with Beautyblender.
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Coach Hands the Microphone to Gen Z With Its New &Coach Platform
Featuring voices ranging from Charli xcx and PinkPantheress to Malala Yousafzai and K-pop group KiiiKiii, Coach’s latest initiative shifts the focus from aspiration to participation.
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Jo Malone London Turns the Vegetable Patch Into Perfume
Beetroot, butternut and carrot blossom take centre stage in Jo Malone London’s limited-edition Veggies collection, inspired by Britain’s enduring connection to home-grown produce.
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Sesame Street Finds New Life Through Contemporary Art in Singapore
Ten international artists reinterpret the Sesame Street universe through sculpture, painting and installation in a contemporary art presentation in Singapore.
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Nina Sabina Caballero on Fashion, Mythology and the Art of Imagined Worlds
In this exclusive interview with Couture Troopers, Nina Sabina Caballero discusses fashion as a language of storytelling, the influence of mythology and cinema on her work, and why emotion remains at the centre of every image she creates.
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CASETiFY’s FIFA World Cup Collection Lets Fans Wear Their Allegiance Differently
From country-inspired phone cases to trophy-themed accessories, CASETiFY’s latest collaboration explores how football fandom increasingly extends beyond the stadium and into everyday life.
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30 Years Later, J.Lindeberg Is Still Thinking About Those Pink Trousers
Before golf embraced bold dressing, Jesper Parnevik’s pink trousers became one of the sport’s most talked-about looks. J.Lindeberg is now revisiting that moment for its 30th anniversary.
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From Karina to Win: The Celebrities Stepping Into Gentle Monster’s Surreal Veggie World
Gentle Monster’s vegetable-inspired universe continues its global rollout as celebrities including Karina, Amelia Gray, Nara Smith, Yosh, Orm and Win make appearances at the brand’s immersive Veggie Collection pop-ups.
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After 130 Years, Louis Vuitton Finds a New Way to Look at the Monogram
Inspired by the House’s historic travel trunks, a richly textured new canvas brings unexpected depth to one of fashion’s most familiar motifs.
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Tom Ford Eyewear Looks to the 1990s Through Haider Ackermann’s Lens
Haider Ackermann continues to refine his vision for Tom Ford with a Spring/Summer 2026 eyewear collection that channels 1990s confidence through sleek wraparound silhouettes, tinted lenses and streamlined design.
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