Artist, writer, curator, filmmaker – Singapore Literature Prize 2020 winner Shubigi Rao is all about transcending boundaries.

African-American portraitist Kehinde Wiley on subverting the power relations embedded in certain art traditions.

IT MIGHT BE ONE OF THE WORDS MOST OVERUSED IN RECENT FASHION HISTORY TO HELP SELL A BRAND OR PRODUCT.

There is no doubt that the Big Apple is one of the world’s artistic capitals and for this reason, The European Fine Art Fair, or TEFAF, takes place in the city twice a year, first in Spring and then in Fall

IDEAS AND INSPIRATION FROM THOSE IN THE KNOW

Her World celebrates its 60th anniversary this year with the fifth part of the six-month series #HerWorldHerStory to celebrate, define and champion women.

One of high horology’s oldest names builds a modern architectural marvel to tell the story of 200 years of watchmaking in Switzerland’s Vallee de Joux.

WITHOUT THEM, MODEL LAYLA ONG MIGHT HAVE NEVER WALKED FOR GUCCI; THE CULT LABEL YOUTHS IN BALACLAVA MIGHT NOT LOOK AS COOL; AND, WELL, SOME OF THE STUFF YOU SEE IN THIS MAGAZINE MIGHT NEVER HAVE MATERIALISED.

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Nine days, thirty-eight shows and one million croissant-calories later, Paris Fashion Week has come to a close— BAZAAR captures the highlights in this visual diary

Heritage arts patron edmond Chin may have moved on to designing bespoke jewellery, but he remains a staunch advocate of endowing museums with compelling exhibits to cultivate interest in history.

BRITISH DUO PETER PILOTTO’S SATCHELS COME WITH A SLOT AT THE BASE SO THAT ONE CAN SLIDE IN AND ATTACH ONTO THE METAL HANDLE OF ANOTHER.

A total of 155 new products. More than 180 award categories. A panel of 14 dedicated judges. Weeks of non-stop testing.

Do you even know your credit score? With the new year upon us, it’s time to start keeping track of it, and we bust credit score myths.

A small and landlocked principality, Liechtenstein is promulgating “Princely Moments”, the promise of brushes with royalty, to draw travellers.

A chance encounter during one of the homeowner’s regular jaunts to check out conservation shophouses in various parts of Singapore led to the acquisition of this corner unit.

Curators Naomi Wang (left) and Jackie Yoong tell us what it means to curate the Asian Civilisations Museum’s first fashion and textiles, and jewellery galleries, which open their doors next year.

THE HOROLOGY ENTHUSIASTS WE FEATURED THIS YEAR SHARE THEIR TOP BUYS FOR 2019, THEIR MOST MEMORABLE WATCH-RELATED MOMENTS AND THE TIMEPIECES ON THEIR WISH LISTS.

The nostalgia gripping fashion today offers some insights into what the zeitgeist craves and desires.

Where most see risks and disadvantages, Gary Xie sees potential in destinations less travelled – and proves his point with the success of Cenizaro Hotels & Resorts’ far-flung hotels.

Constantly battling the bulge or just not sleeping or eating properly? Here’s a must-read for the sake of your heart health.

This modest-sized flat in Tiong Bahru was reconfigured to fit a baby grand piano. JACQUELINE TAN finds out how the owners kept their home spacious, and infused it with modern and retro elements for character.

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What do Singapore and Patek Philippe have in common? A visit to the Watch Art Grand Exhibition this September will reveal all.

Paris-based French artist L’Atlas’ universal language of lines, shapes and letters sees him crossing boundaries.

Marking its 180th anniversar y this year, Patek Philippe celebrates nearly two centuries of forward-looking creativity – and holds its biggest show yet.

Light, lithe, agile and athletic, the Alpine A110 can easily twirl and dance its way into a petrolhead’s heart.

Fresh from his restaurant being awarded Asia’s best, chef Julien Royer is now creating dishes for Air France.

The new chief of one of the world’s oldest watchmaking brands marks a fresh chapter in its history.

A place of unimaginable beauty, Chateau La Coste in the south of France is where art, architecture and wine converge and are in harmony with nature.

Revamped, refreshed and updated for the 21st century, Omega’s encompassing Constellation Manhattan collection will win you over with effortless ease.

Turning old into gold, leading hotel brands are giving heritage buildings luxe new interiors.

Torque readers Czech-ed out Skoda’s superb offerings while being given a history lesson behind one of the longest-running car brands.

One woman’s passion led her to start a hair salon in the early ’80s, and it has blossomed into an award-winning beauty dynasty.

Milan-based Japanese designer Kensaku Oshiro believes that slow and steady wins the race, and goes about his work with quiet confidence, determination, passion and purpose.

They’ve been with you since puberty, but how much do you actually know about your boobs – and how they’ll change throughout the different stages of your life? Here’s a breakdown.

October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we bring you the latest updates on our country’s most common cancer in women, plus inspiring stories from survivors By ELIZABETH LIEW

Everything you need to know to protect this vital organ and lower your risk for disease

Watch brands are beginning to enter the pre-owned market for their timepieces, with potential industry-wide effects.

The best places and fun ways your children can learn about Singapore’s history, culture and heritage BY SANDHYA MAHADEVAN

The Weekly’s Editor-in- Chief Barbara Koh takes a trip to New York City, the birthplace of a skincare brand that’s fun yet serious, familiar yet quirky… a brand proud of its many contradictions

Alexander Fury on the designers leading a revolution in the way we dress, think and live.

It’s a post-Windows world, and Microsoft knows it.

History is cyclical, and so is much of fashion. What’s cool will at some point become mundane, misguided or mocked, as tastes change. Iconic brands, on the other hand, are, well, simply iconic – which is what old-school sportswear masters like Fila, Fred Perry, Kappa and Sergio Tacchini are. They’re having a renaissance now, and they all have genuine history to buy into.

Not one to shirk a difficult challenge, London-based, GhanaianBritish architect David Adjaye is redefining the meaning of social architecture through changing the city’s landscape. Y-Jean Mun-Delsalle gets up-close with the man of the moment.

Breitling’s new CEO on propelling the brand forward by moving it away from “hardcore aviation”.

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Spilling the beans on exes, dealbreakers, and what she had for lunch is Clara How’s way of telling a guy she cares – doesn’t matter if it’s early days. Not so for Davelle Lee, who insists there’s such a thing as TMI (too much information), and is all for keeping things under wraps. Each makes her case. You be the judge.

If you’re visiting the Brit capital, we’ve got just the hotels to suit your fancy…

A trove of history and indulgence.

The precious heartbeat that powers any timepiece is, of course, its movement.

Instead of going to primary school like their peers, a small group of Singapore kids spend their days being schooled at home by their mothers. Why do they choose this unconventional route? We ask four families.

Spending the festive season in Edinburgh is a capital idea

Working off of archival pieces to create new designs, luxury brands are reinventing storytelling.

Our experiential journey through Seoul gave us a deeper understanding of Korean culture and the secrets within the regal courts By Arissa Ha.

A trip to Italy would be incomplete without a stopover in the Mediterranean’s largest island Writer Danielle Parla

Every year, The Singapore Women’s Weekly shines the spotlight on 18 outstanding, high-achieving working women in the Great Women Of Our Time awards. These inspiring pioneers and game-changers are making an impact in different arenas in Singapore. In this issue, we introduce the nominees in the Arts & Media, Design & Style, and Health, Sports & Wellness categories.

The items in this home might have all come from different times and places, but they all have a story to tell.

With the rejuvenated Dawson estate, Singaporeans can now experience a new standard in public housing – one that’ s greener, and more community- and family-friendly.

The next time you’re planning a trip Down Under, don’t just opt for the obvious cities and itineraries. Do like the Her World team does and choose the road less travelled. Here, we share our favourite alternative hotspots.

You don’t have to be a blue blood to get royal treatment. South Korean luxury skincare brand The History of WHOO digs into the past and reinterprets the best beauty know-how of the royal courts.