Harper's Bazaar Singapore

6 days ago | harpersbazaar.com.sg | Brandon Chia

Singapore has its fair share of viral social media stars but only one has made us drool over her trove of dazzling jewellery. In fact, the “Girl Math” trend would not be the same without this content creator—our own “Stay-at-home-daughter” Chloe Liem, also known as @chloeabeth4545 on TikTok.

1 week ago | harpersbazaar.com.sg | Renée Batchelor

From the poolside of my villa in the Trisara hotel in Phuket I spy a tiny island in the distance, a lone tree sprouting from its neat, mound-like shape. It strikes me how this is an almost stereotypical representation of an island—the kind you would find sketched in a children’s book. This distant “mirage” cements just how fitting a venue this stunning locale is for the Asian unveiling of Van Cleef & Arpels’ Treasure Island high jewellery collection.

2 weeks ago | harpersbazaar.com.sg | Brandon Chia

A watch is an underrated weapon in your wardrobe arsenal: it can elevate your outfit in an instant and change how you present yourself to the world. And while there’s no denying that the world of horology can be pricey, you don’t actually need to break the bank to own a watch that serves both form and function. Below, Harper’s BAZAAR Singapore has curated 10 of the best watches under $2,000 for new collectors to jumpstart their collection.

2 weeks ago | harpersbazaar.com.sg | Kenneth Goh

Over 150 guests made up of A-list celebrities, international clients and select media came together on the evening of 25 April to celebrate the Blue Book 2025: Sea of Wonder collection at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. This year’s high jewellery collection took on an oceanic theme, and was inspired by Jean Schlumberger’s iconic aquatic designs.

2 weeks ago | harpersbazaar.com.sg | Aaron Kok

The Look: We know a regular week in your life consists of travelling between home, the office and the gym. Well lucky for you, fashion is taking athleisure and putting a dressier spin on it. Seen At: Pharrell loves a high-low moment, so for his spring/summer 2025 Louis Vuitton collection, he sent out separates that looked like they were pieced together from deconstructed soccer balls.