Vogue Singapore

2 days ago | vogue.sg | Chandreyee Ray |Maya Menon

“Even as you grow older, you have to keep the sexiness in you,” says Chuando Tan with a quiet certainty. “Not for others, but for yourself.”Model, photographer, viral sensation and one of the most recognisable faces of Singapore fashion, at 59, Tan is the very epitome of empowered ageing. First rising to fame in the ’80s and ’90s as one of the city’s top male models, Tan graced magazine covers and campaigns across Asia.

3 days ago | vogue.sg | Raushana Salim |Kashish Malani |Janice Sim |Azrin Tan

1 / 5 Shu Uemura Ultime8∞ Sublime Beauty Cleansing Oil Shu Uemura is the go-to brand for make-up and skincare tailored to Asian skin. If you’re choosing from their five signature cleansing oils, the one worth incorporating into your routine is the Ultime8∞ Sublime Beauty Cleansing Oil. A sensorial experience rooted in Japanese skincare tradition, it is infused with precious tsubaki oil sourced from handpicked seeds on Japan’s Toshima Island.

5 days ago | vogue.sg | Janice Sim

As a 30-something working in fashion, dressing up doesn’t quite feel the same as it was when I was in my 20s. Back then, it felt unbridled, at times, unhinged and free of expectations (whether self-inflicted or not). At that age when you’re granted the luxury of time, fashion felt invincible to conquer as long as you had the right moodboard in mind. I remembered having every micro-trend of ‘the-now’—from suede mini skirts, printed bodycon dresses to platform booties—stuffed in my wardrobe.

5 days ago | vogue.sg | Chandreyee Ray

Does the great Singapore novel exist? If you ask Jemimah Wei, the answer is that it doesn’t matter. “I don’t believe that there has to be one defining Singaporean novel,” she says. “That type of thinking is competitive and not generative. It leaves no space for anyone else. It also reflects a Western obsession with hierarchy and power that I don’t believe we need to subscribe to.

1 week ago | vogue.sg | Jesslyn Lye

Elevator pitchStanding out amongst the Thai capital’s many luxury hotels is no easy feat, but The St. Regis Bangkok achieves this through genuine and warm hospitality, world-class amenities and an incredible slate of dining options. Of course, its stellar location certainly helps. The city’s biggest shopping district is a short walk away, as is the picturesque Lumpini Park. The hotel also has direct access to the BTS Skytrain network, so exploring the city is as convenient as ever.