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GRAZIA was first introduced in Italy in 1938, and since then, it has rapidly expanded to include 23 editions across 25 countries, including places like Italy and China. For nearly 85 years, GRAZIA has consistently adapted to the changing preferences of women, keeping up with the latest trends and styles. Known for its high standards in quality and design, GRAZIA is a leading representative of Made in Italy and enjoys strong popularity and recognition around the globe.

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The Most Chic Way To Travel In Style

1 week ago | grazia.sg | Pameyla Cambe

Comfort may be key when hopping on a plane, but so is style. With these chic ensembles from Chanel, Gucci, Brunello Cucinelli and more, consider your travel style sorted. Here, discover some of the hottest new looks to take with you on your next getaway.
Inside Dior’s Star-Studded Fashion Show In Kyoto, Japan

1 week ago | grazia.sg | Pameyla Cambe

Flowers weren’t the only thing blooming in the gardens of the Tō-ji Temple last night. On 15 April, Dior took to the historic site in Kyoto, Japan, to present its Fall/Winter 2025 fashion show for a second time. The setting proved ideal: the collection, designed by creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri, was woven with nods to Japanese culture.
Three Female Chefs On Their Journeys In The Kitchen

1 week ago | grazia.sg | Cheryl Lai-Lim |Mavis Teo

About a quarter of the world’s chefs are women, yet only 6.4 per cent of the top positions in the top restaurants are held by them. These are the findings of a 2022 study by Chef’s Pencil which looked at 2,286 Michelin restaurants worldwide. The culinary publication, which also reports on industry trends, also found that only 6.73 per cent of the world’s best 100 restaurants are led by women. Currently, the only Michelin-starred restaurant in Singapore that is helmed by a female chef is Araya.
Written in the Stars: Van Cleef & Arpels’s Lady Jour Nuit Collection

1 week ago | grazia.sg | Cheryl Lai-Lim

Van Cleef & Arpels reaffirms its celestial love affair with time through the Lady Jour Nuit collection—an extraordinary testament to the maison’s mastery of both watchmaking and poetry. These timepieces transform the concept of time into a mesmerising ballet of light, shadow, and intricacy, where day and night become intertwined in a delicate dance.
Watch The Dior Fall/Winter 2025 Show Live From Kyoto

1 week ago | grazia.sg | Pameyla Cambe

Dior’s Fall/Winter 2025 fashion show at Paris Fashion Week was a standout, with its theatrical set that featured, among other things, a swooping prehistoric bird and a mannequin on a swing. Now, the French fashion house is set to bring that spectacle to the land of the rising sun. Dior’s repeat show will be staged at the historic Tō-ji Temple in Kyoto, Japan. The temple, which dates back the year 796, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Rolex Breaks New Ground with the Land-Dweller

1 week ago | grazia.sg | Cheryl Lai-Lim

Watches and Wonders always sends the horological world—collectors, critics, and enthusiasts alike—into a frenzy. With marquee launches, industry-shifting announcements, and plenty of glittering wrist candy, it’s the fair where time never stands still. But this year, it was Rolex that truly turned heads and stole headlines with the debut of the long-awaited Oyster Perpetual Land-Dweller. Whispers about a new model had been circulating, but nothing could prepare us for the shockwave of this launch.
Brunello Cucinelli Spring/Summer 2025

1 week ago | grazia.sg | Pameyla Cambe

The French Riviera has long served as a source of inspiration for fashion brands, but few have interpreted its charm in such a refreshing way as Brunello Cucinelli has. For Spring/Summer 2025, the Italian luxury brand looked not just to the glittering coasts of the Mediterranean but also to its desert dunes to inform the colours and textures of its collection.
All The Celebrities At Watches and Wonders 2025

1 week ago | grazia.sg | Cheryl Lai-Lim

At Watches and Wonders, there’s the watches, sure. But then there’s who’s wearing the watches—and that’s where things really get interesting. Celebs have long been a fixture at one of the world’s biggest horological fairs, with names like Julia Roberts and Jackson Yee making past appearances. This year, the South Korean star power was undeniable, while IWC had everyone buzzing thanks to a sneak peek at Brad Pitt’s upcoming F1 movie.
Roku Kyoto Hotel

2 weeks ago | grazia.sg | Mavis Teo

As spring approaches, Kyoto readies itself for another onslaught of tourists who will come in their rented kimonos to gawk at the cherry blossoms at the Kiyomizu-dera and cram the streets of Gion. In touristy places, the experiences are often kitschy, and tourists feel disconnected from local life. It is ironic that while they have come to learn about Japanese culture in historic Kyoto, they often leave feeling that they have barely scratched the surface.
Backstory: Form Meets Brilliance in Piaget's Sixtie Watch

2 weeks ago | grazia.sg | Cheryl Lai-Lim

“At Piaget, a timepiece is first and foremost a piece of jewellery,” Yves Piaget, former chairman and great-grandson of the maison’s founder, Georges-Édouard Piaget, once declared. This philosophy has long shaped the maison’s approach to watchmaking—a seamless fusion of timekeeping and artistry, mechanics and adornment. Now, that ethos finds a striking new expression in Piaget’s latest creation: the Sixtie.