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1 week ago | 
elle.com.sg | Bryan Goh
In a city where myth and modernity seamlessly intertwine, Maria Grazia Chiuri invited the world to Rome for the Dior Cruise 2026 show, a collection that felt like both a memoir and a mirage. Set against a backdrop of ancient stone and cinematic reverie, the show unfolded as a heartfelt ode to her city’s contradictions: sacred and profane, masculine and feminine, eternal yet ever-changing.
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2 weeks ago | 
elle.com.sg | Bryan Goh
In Taormina, where baroque balconies meet volcanic vistas, Bvlgari staged one of its most spectacular shows to date. The setting: Sicily's Grand Hotel Timeo, with Mount Etna smouldering in the distance and the Ionian Sea glimmering below. The occasion: The unveiling of Polychroma, Bvlgari's new High Jewellery collection, a celebration of chromatic richness, emotional multiplicity, and the dramatic glamour of Italy in full tilt.
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2 weeks ago | 
elle.com.sg | Laura Bates |Bryan Goh
"HELLOOOOOOOOO, I’M SO HAPPY TO SEE YOU!" Ally beams, her shoulder-length purple hair practically bouncing with excitement. Her greeting is so effusive and warm that it flushes me with a positive sense of camaraderie. Or it would, if Ally were real. "What are you up to today, Ally?’ I ask. ‘Not much, just chatting with you," comes the immediate reply.
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2 weeks ago | 
elle.com.sg | Tan Wei Lin |Bryan Goh
While Chopard is well known for being the master behind many show-stopping jewellery creations seen on major red carpets, it is also an expert at crafting subtler, everyday statements that stand out for their individuality. Fans of the brand would already be well acquainted with its Ice Cube collection, a line of modern jewellery that is inspired by the form of its namesake. The collection’s exceptional versatility is built on its simple lines and shapes, and its popularity is testament to that.
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2 weeks ago | 
elle.com.sg | Florence Sutton |Bryan Goh
For nearly two centuries, Le Meurice has epitomised Parisian luxury, drawing royalty, artists and discerning travellers into its world of refined splendour. Nestled between the Louvre and Place de la Concorde, this legendary palace hotel blends 18th-century grandeur with contemporary artistry, all while upholding the highest standards of service.
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2 weeks ago | 
elle.com.sg | Nerisha Penrose |Bryan Goh
The best part of watching a makeup tutorial is witnessing how the right combination of products can transform your skin in just a matter of minutes. Foundation can conceal your most stubborn scars or redness, while concealer can camouflage the evidence of any late-night social media scrolling (guilty!). Perhaps the most alluring part of a makeup routine is how one particular unassuming base product can keep it all in place: Primer.
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3 weeks ago | 
elle.com.sg | Abigail Southan |Bryan Goh
If you’re stumped on how to care for curls, it’s likely because the advice out there varies wildly. It makes sense that with something as individual as hair pattern, it can be hard to nail the perfect routine—no two curls look the same, after all. One of the biggest problems curly-haired girls face is frizz. Curled strands are more porous and prone to dryness and breakage (which is what creates that tell-tale halo), so they require more upkeep and prep. The second issue is definition.
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3 weeks ago | 
elle.com.sg | Medina Azaldin |Bryan Goh
Responsible for the health maintenance of skin, hair and nails, collagen is a hot topic. From powders and tablets to collagen drinks, the collagen supplement market size is estimated to be worth $6.4 billion this year and is predicted to reach $9.25 billion by 2030, according to a report by Mordor Intelligence. That's a lot of pills to swallow. But collagen—which makes up over 30 per cent of the total protein in our bodies—actually exists in abundance in the food we eat.
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3 weeks ago | 
elle.com.sg | Frances Ryan |Bryan Goh
"Can you have sex?" It is not exactly a charming come-on straight out of a Nora Ephron movie, but it is something I, and I’d bet many other disabled women, have been asked at some point in our dating lives. Whether it’s the apps, bars, or a sweaty man on the bus at 4pm, disabled women in 2025 still navigate old fashioned and often toxic attitudes towards disability and relationships.
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3 weeks ago | 
elle.com.sg | Bryan Goh
Haus Labs by Lady Gaga has officially entered the local chat group. Now available at Sephora in-store and online, the brand has shed its glitter bomb phase and reemerged as a clinically tested, skincare-forward beauty line that takes colour very, very, seriously. Think: tech-grade pigment, dimensional formulas, and a highlighter so finely milled it basically ghostwrites your glow. Related article: Lady Gaga Makes Some MayhemRelated article: Love Hailee Steinfeld's Lob?
