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VOGUE SINGAPORE

Editor’s LETTER

ARTIST in RESIDENCE • Balancing intimacy with universal truth, artist Natisa Jones seeks to understand the dynamics between people and their contexts through her work, asking life’s biggest existential question-why are we here? See her final work for Vogue Singapore on the last page.

In VOGUE

Sheer FANTASY • This season, delicate meets risqué with a line-up of see-through separates fit for trailblazers.

Get BUSY • Forget about flying under the radar. Put your loudest foot forward with print-heavy looks for just about any occasion.

Technicolour DREAM • Stop traffic in a head-to-toe ensemble that has all shades covered.

Time TRAVEL • It’s all about the drama a la Hollywood’s original ’20s It girls, from plumed feathers to sultry gloves.

Spark JOY • Shine bright with sleek and flirty separates that twinkle in the sun-with the help of statement studded loafers and shimmering ear candy.

Editor’s PICKS • Cosy up in autumn/winter 2021’s best fur, feather and knit options in a way that makes sense for Singapore. The key? Opt for accessories and lightweight garments with trims.

A LEAGUE of their OWN • On the occasion of Coach’s 80th anniversary, we look back at some of the brand’s most unexpected inspirations.

In BLOOM • Vogue Singapore Foundation, in partnership with Levi’s, is shining the spotlight on innovative local creatives. Taking centre stage is a 25-year-old designer who is proving that you can go big on style and sustainability with a compact wardrobe.

BACK to the FUTURE • Y2K fashion is back, in all its bright, kitschy and skin-baring glory. While it’s been embraced by Gen Z, millennials have been less enthused. But for one geriatric millennial, this is a sequel that is better than the original.

The EDIT • The most coquettish and coveted accessories of the season.

Simply TABOU • Celine’s new Tabou bag is the epitome of the elusive ‘French girl style’: timeless, effortless and irresistibly chic.

Vogue Asks: CAN Singaporean STYLE BE DEFINED? • He’s one of the country’s most legendary stand-up comics and drag queens. She’s the buzzy name-to-know tackling race, class and stereotypes. Together, they’re the explosive twosome behind the Sharul and Kumar show. Here, the duo-who have won over followers on TikTok with their no-holds-barred mini-skits-go in on a question not many have tread. Can Singapore style be truly defined?

AMP it UP • Follow Hedi Slimane’s lead at Celine with a parade of slick separates and accessories for indomitable style.

WHAT goes AROUND • As we tread into fashion’s new frontier, authenticity, sustainability and traceability have never been more integral. Reinforcing these pillars are Eliana Kuo and Lorenzo Albrighi of circular fashion platform Lablaco, which is setting out to solve some of the industry’s biggest challenges.

GlitchPRINCESS • To meet Nat Ćmiel is to also meet Yeule: the musician, multidisciplinary artist and otherworldly entity redefining the dichotomy of intimacy and isolation.

Supercharged SKIN • Late nights, pollution and stress are part of life, yet are major culprits behind accelerated skin ageing. Enter the avengers of youthful skin. Fine lines, wrinkles, sagging skin, and dullness don’t stand a chance with this new crop of skin-saving creams.

Constance Lau • Known for her roles in Last Madame and Crazy Rich Asians, Vogue Singapore caught the actress between gym...