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1 week ago | femalemag.com.sg | Imran Jalal

Okay, so you saw those incredible 3D rose looks on Iris Law, Nara Smith, and the crew at the H&M bash, right? Feeling the FOMO and suddenly needing one? You won’t have to wait long to get your hands on one. H&M’s latest designer collaboration — this time with cult Polish designer Magdalena Butrym — is dropping in less than a week on April 24. Credit:It girls Iris Law (left) and Nara Smoi at the launch party for the Magda Butrym x H&M collaboration in Brooklyn.

1 week ago | femalemag.com.sg | Imran Jalal

Remember when, almost exactly a year ago, Loewe’s then-creative director Jonathan Anderson sent the fashion internet spiralling with a teaser of a tomato-shaped minaudiere? Inspired by a viral meme comparing a bizarrely beautiful heirloom tomato to Loewe’s surreal designs, the novelty bag quickly became a cult obsession. It was bulbous, glossy, sculptural — with curves so smooth it looked like Anderson had hand-moulded it himself.

3 weeks ago | femalemag.com.sg | Jocelyn Tan

What: Ever fancied dining in a cave – minus the humidity, dripping stalactites, or questionable odours? Cavern Restaurant brings that fantasy to life with a high-concept, fully air-conditioned space inspired by the majestic Mulu Caves in Sarawak. Managed by the TungLok Group, this new 150-seater restaurant is part of the immersive “Cavern” zone, accessible only with park entry.

3 weeks ago | femalemag.com.sg | Imran Jalal

Luxury bags are embracing a new era of irresistible softness, with top designers crafting their most iconic styles in ultra-supple leathers. From Fendi’s plush Mamma Baguette to Balenciaga’s laissez-faire Rodeo and Loewe’s featherlight Puzzle, brands are leaning into buttery textures that offer a relaxed, lived-in appeal. Coach reinvents the Chain Tabby with drapey soft grain leather, while Acne Studios introduces the squishy Camero, proving that softness is the new marker of exclusivity.

3 weeks ago | femalemag.com.sg | Imran Jalal

If Osaka is on your travel list for 2025 (and let’s be honest, it should be), there’s one stop you can’t miss: the World Exposition, running from April 13 to October 13. Among the city’s many attractions, Cartier’s Women’s Pavilion stands out – not just as an architectural marvel but as a powerful statement on gender equality, innovation, and sustainability.