
Nurul Firdousee
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4 days ago |
vogue.sg | Nurul Firdousee |Bryan K. Ho |Maya Menon |Nicholas See
Lately, there’s been one buzzy trend steadily taking over Singapore’s retail scene—and it’s kind of a vibe. Style insiders are starting to ditch big-name storefronts for something a little more offbeat: a new wave of concept stores that blur the line between fashion space and cultural nook. Appearing less like traditional retail fronts, and more like physical moodboards, some double as coffee spots, while others stash vinyl records, zines, and quirky knick-knacks.
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1 month ago |
vogue.sg | Nurul Firdousee |Nicholas See
From cult favourites to forever classics, with a new ‘it’ silhouette popping up every other month, the carryall space is saturated—in the best way possible. Bags today come in all shapes, moods and textures, and fashion doesn’t seem to be slowing down anytime soon in giving us reason after reason to add just one more to the rotation. The notion “you can never have too many bags” is as cliche as it is true—and for good reason. At this point, bags have long surpassed their utilitarian purpose.
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Jan 7, 2025 |
vogue.sg | Nurul Firdousee
Fashion today feels like it’s splintering into infinite directions—more experimental, avant-garde and at times, outlandish. Yet, even in this whirlwind of fresh ideas, there’s a subtle yet compelling shift occurring—an almost reverent return to the house codes that laid the foundations for the industry’s most illustrious brands. As we step into 2025, we’re unlocking the vault of classics, dusting off those familiar symbols of luxury and letting their roots reclaim their place in the spotlight.
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Dec 9, 2024 |
vogue.sg | Nurul Firdousee
Max Mara’s cruise 2025 collection, set against the historic grandeur of Venice’s Palazzo Ducale, reflects a thoughtful dialogue between contemporary style and centuries-old traditions. This storied Venetian palace, with its intricately carved Gothic arches and elegant fretwork, provided a resonant setting, not merely as a backdrop but as a symbol of the Italian city’s role in bridging East and West.
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Dec 3, 2024 |
vogue.sg | Nurul Firdousee
Fashion has taken a quieter turn, with an increasing focus on pieces that prioritise design and subtlety over striking statements. Quiet luxury has become the choice for those who favour a restrained approach, where a piece’s appeal lies in its artistry rather than overt branding. The Nirvana bag by Aupen reflects this shift, offering a minimalist aesthetic that resonates with today’s shoppers.
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