08Nov 19
Cover Story
Rise Like The Sun
At 28, Pocket Sun is already the face of 21st century venture capitalism, and she’s unapologetic about redefining the status quo.
31Oct 19
A Ball Of A Time
The 18th Annual Wild Rice Ball
With the bicentennial anniversary of Sir Stamford Raffles’ arrival in Singapore happening this year, Wild Rice celebrated our heritage along with those of global cultures.
24Oct 19
Doctor, Doctor
Dr Kevin Chua Medical & Aesthetics
Shows us how to look and feel good with the cutting-edge treatments in its stylish new clinic.
21Oct 19
A Grand Time
What Went Down At The Patek Philippe Watch Art Grand Exhibition
The exclusive viewing for our readers saw several savvy collectors go starry eyed.
15Oct 19
Presented by Tiffany & Co.
Introducing Our Agents Provocateurs
There are many ways to break convention; you can push, bend, stretch, even smash it. Just ask these six individuals.
15Oct 19
Presented by Tiffany & Co.
Would You Lend Support To Someone With An Unsupported Pregnancy?
Jennifer Heng started Safe Place to do just that.
15Oct 19
Presented by Tiffany & Co.
Would You Exercise Self-Censorship As A Public Figure?
We live in tricky times, says thespian Adrian Pang of the era’s “cancel culture”.
15Oct 19
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Would You Eat Food That’s Expired Or Discarded?
Daniel Tay believes it could be an answer to food insecurity and waste.
15Oct 19
Presented by Tiffany & Co.
Would You Donate Your Child’s Body To Medical Research?
Eugene Wee and his wife would, and did — you may remember their touching viral Facebook post.
15Oct 19
Presented by Tiffany & Co.
Would You Dress Up To Stand Out?
Multi-hyphenate Bobby Luo embraces his weirdness and turns it into an asset.
15Oct 19
Presented by Tiffany & Co.
Would You Get A 3D Mould Of Your Own Body?
Or perhaps one of your deceased loved ones? Grace Sumojoki would.
14Oct 19
Bling-bling Birthday
Nobody Throws A Party Like Patty
It was like Hollywood came to Grand Hyatt Jakarta when Patty Kaunang celebrated her birthday.
10Oct 19
Paste once can already
“Don’t Call Me Sticker Lady”
Street artist Sam Lo is no rebel, but they definitely have a cause. They talk to us about their life before art, and how their emblematic stickers turned them into a national icon.