Diners are seeking more than just a meal these days and Revolver, which recently welcomed chef‑partner Jitin Joshi, taps into that with its Private Experience Room, boasting its very own bar, a first‑rate sound system, a DJ console and even a space f

The eighth edition of the Tatler Homes Design Awards, held at Mandarin Oriental, Singapore, marked a significant celebration of design excellence and sustainability under the theme “Green by Design”. Guests at the event echoed sentiments of sustainab

Ninety-three days and 16 hours… that’s exactly how long the Spanish summer is this year. That’s three full months of sun-drenched beach days, fiery sunsets at half past nine, savouring cava across terrazas that line the bustling streets or rooftops,

Kenzo is ready for space travel this autumn. Drawing on the sci-fi metaphors of the pre-collection—presented as part of the autumn-winter 2024 runway show in January—the campaign re-frames the proposal in a lunar landscape grounded by the earthly wav

On colour palettes, international singer and style icon Jackson Wang and Nigerian American fashion stylist Mobolaji Dawodu are at two ends of the spectrum. The former has a penchant for monochromatic, sometimes all‑black ensembles and sharp silhouett

A decade ago, Louis Vuitton launched the first Escale Worldtime, a travel watch with a colourful world time display on the dial, decorated with hand‑painted flags that separate the abbreviated names of cities. Since then, the Escale has lent itself t

Flanking the gates of Santo Domingo’s Chinatown in the Dominican Republic are two stone lions, weather‑beaten and ornately detailed, their jaws hinged open in an intimidating growl. The day artist Eduardo Enrique visited, however, a plastic bottle ha

There is a lot more to the Breguet Classique 7637 Répétition Minutes than meets the eye. Its minimalist dial appears to only tell the hour and minutes, but within the watch’s 42-mm rose gold case lies an exceptional manual-winding movement, the calib

Kennie Ting has always been curious about his roots, often wondering what it means to be Singaporean. This inherent curiosity has guided him throughout his career and informed his curation of exhibitions as director of the Asian Civilisations Museum

For a city that welcomes as many visitors as Tokyo, its hotel options have long been surprisingly limited. Travellers had the choice of splashing out on high-end hotels that leaned towards more traditional ideas of luxury—from international players l

When national para‑archer Nur Syahidah Alim made her major competition debut in 2015 at the Asean Para Games in Singapore, she won not one but two gold medals, for the women’s individual compound and the mixed team compound. That was also the first t

Walking into the PICC Plenary Hall in Manila on May 28 and 29 was like stepping into a high school prom: eager-faced individuals, mostly teens and people in their early 20s, in glamorous dresses, suits, shirts and pearl necklaces. Quite a number of t

When it comes to travel, Jeremy Jauncey was a late bloomer. He had spent his life on a farm in rural Scotland until, at 18 years old, he was offered an opportunity to play elite level rugby in New Zealand. But first, he had a layover in Singapore. “I

“Whereas the tourist generally hurries back home at the end of a few weeks or months, the traveller belonging no more to one place than to the next, moves slowly over periods of years, from one part of the Earth to another. Indeed, he would have foun

Whether you’re jetting off to stay in a glamorous riad in Marrakech, exploring the otherworldly salt lakes of Tunisia, or indulging in the magic of Arabian Nights in the Saudi desert, make sure to pack a selection of gloriously airy kaftans, a pair o

Founded in 1874 in La Côte‑aux‑Fées in Switzerland, Piaget has long been revered for its precision and innovation. Its commitment to precious metals, particularly platinum and gold for its watches, solidified its enduring legacy as a distinguished wa

“Sport was the reason I went to school,” quips Teo‑Koh Sock Miang. “I was on five different school teams: softball, netball, hockey, track and field, and tennis; I literally went to school just to play sports.” The fact that her form teacher was spri

Arriving at The Upper House feels like coming home—it could be because of the earthy, elegant interiors or the top-notch service, which is informal but deeply personal and attentive. Designed by architect André Fu, the spacious studios and suites fea

Sometimes a smartphone just won’t do—you need a camera that offers you better optics, better filters, and images with greater depth and richness. And you want a camera that not just looks beautiful, but also feels great in your hand. With cameras, yo

In an era in which environmental consciousness has become a global imperative, the luxury travel industry is undergoing a profound transformation. Discerning travellers are no longer content with mere opulence. Rather, they seek experiences that alig

Something of the rapturous happens when Zakir Hussain plays the tabla. His fingers and palms move across the pair of classical Indian hand drums with deft agility, a feat that knits his face in complete concentration. And yet, despite this measured c