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elle.com.sg | Melissa Giannini |Bryan Goh
Chappell Roan can’t remember if it was 2020 or 2021 when she saw a cowgirl-themed collage on her Instagram Explore page and started following its creator, Ramisha Sattar. By then, Sattar had been crafting and collaging for years, contributing to Rookie Mag as a teen, and incorporating animations into her designs while studying at the University of Texas at Dallas.
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1 week ago | 
elle.com.sg | Bryan Goh
This year’s Met Gala theme, Superfine: Tailoring Black Style, delivered exactly what the name promised: tailoring so clean that it made wearing gowns look overthought (sorry to some ladies below). With all that structure, jewellery worn at the Met Gala had one job: to disrupt or seal the deal. And the best pieces? They did both. We’re not talking about chandelier earrings dragging across clavicles or diamonds that scream legacy wealth. We’re talking about intent. A brooch pinned like a signature.
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elle.com.sg | Clementina Jackson |Bryan Goh
Once upon a time, I would have shuddered at the thought of wearing a sheer, powder-pink organza dress, but now I can’t envisage the forthcoming months without it.
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elle.com.sg | Bryan Goh
At this year’s Met Gala, themed around the cultural lineage of Black dandyism, Gustav Magnar Witzøe stepped onto the red carpet not just in a look but in a legacy. The Norwegian entrepreneur and heir arrived in a custom ensemble by Todd Patrick, styled by Amar Faiz, that fused sculptural minimalism with historical reverence.
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1 week ago | 
elle.com.sg | Bryan Goh
If you’ve ever fantasised about slipping out of your inbox and into a poolside cabana with a glass of Veuve in hand and no itinerary but your own, allow DayAway to turn that escapist impulse into your new favourite ritual. The luxury wellness platform has just unveiled a redesigned website, new hotel partners, and enough exclusive experiences to make you rethink what "me time" really means.
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1 week ago | 
elle.com.sg | Bryan Goh
Is it time to ghost your ChatGPT boyfriend? Or finally admit your parasocial relationship with your AI therapist is interfering with your offline life? As seductive Pluto turns retrograde in Aquarius from 4 May to 13 October, distance from the digital realm might be the most luxurious gift you can give yourself. Icy, faraway Pluto isn’t the loudest member of the solar system, but astrologically, it’s one of the most powerful.
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elle.com.sg | Bryan Goh
Some films stay with you, and some follow you out of the theatre and into your sinuses. Premiering this May, Le Musk arrives with the quiet confidence of a project that knows it’s first-of-its-kind. Billed as the world’s first fully integrated multi-sensory virtual reality cinematic experience, it combines scent, motion, music, and haptics into a 37-minute narrative that’s equal parts sensory experiment and emotional excavation.
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1 week ago | 
elle.com.sg | Lotte Jeffs |Bryan Goh
Here’s the thing: Lady Gaga doesn’t want to talk about herself. She will, because that’s what’s been asked of her throughout a 20-year-long career spanning music (13 Grammys), film (four Oscar nominations, one win), television (four Emmy nominations), fashion (where to start?), and her very own beauty range (Haus Labs). And she’ll answer my questions with a disarming vulnerability and level of self-reflection.
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2 weeks ago | 
elle.com.sg | Bryan Goh
What does it mean when a fashion House steps into a photography exhibition? When it’s Dior, a maison fluent in the language of iconography, the answer is never superficial. This month, it lends its support to Graciela Iturbide, one of Mexico’s most revered photographers, whose first major retrospective in Japan opens at the Kyoto City Museum as part of Kyotographie 2025.
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2 weeks ago | 
elle.com.sg | Bryan Goh
When it comes to birthdays, there are toasts and then there are Moët & Chandon toasts. For generations, the maison has been the bottle of choice for the bold and the beloved, from Paul Newman blowing out 40 candles in 1965 to Scarlett Johansson clinking glasses with her twin brother in 2014. Even Roger Federer, the king of baseline cool, saves a glass for family and friends at home. Some traditions never go out of style because they just get better.
