The secret to star investment banker Keith Magnus’ success cannot be found in the numbers, data or a fact sheet.

FROM MODELS SWANNING ABOUT ELEGANTLY – NUMBER TAG IN HAND, MERE INCHES FROM GUESTS IN PACKED-OUT STORES AND SALONS – IN THE ’50S TO CHRISTY, NAOMI, CINDY AND LINDA STRUTTING WITH THEIR ARMS LINKED DOWN THE VERSACE RUNWAY TO THE TUNE OF GEORGE MICHAEL’S FREEDOM IN 1991, THE WAY ONE MOVES WHEN WEARING A GARMENT HAS ALWAYS BEEN A SIGNIFICANT, IF UNDERRATED, PART OF FASHION PRESENTATION. NOW, A NEW LEAGUE OF CHOREOGRAPHY HAS RISEN, AND CREATIVES ARE INCREASINGLY ELEVATING THE TASK OF BRINGING CLOTHES TO LIFE INTO AN ART FORM. GORDON NG REPORTS.

SOME FASHION SCHOOLS MIGHT HAVE INTRODUCED DIGITAL VERSIONS OF THEIR GRADUATION SHOWS THIS YEAR, BUT LET’S BE HONEST: THEY JUST DON’T HAVE THE SAME EFFECT AND MEANING AS A TRADITIONAL RUNWAY PRESENTATION, ESPECIALLY FOR THE DESIGNERS WHO’VE SPENT MONTHS OF LABOUR AND RESEARCH ON THEIR COLLECTIONS (THANKS, MISS RONA).

In our relentless quest for progress, DBS Head of Innovation Bidyut Dumra believes humans will become more like machines.

Having navigated his company Call Levels through choppy waters, trader-turned-techpreneur Daniel Chia is poised to change the financial world, one WhatsApp message at a time.

TWELVE CREATIVES – INCLUDING SOME OF FEMALE’S CLOSEST COLLABORATORS – GIVE US THEIR PERSPECTIVE THROUGH NEVER-BEFORE-PUBLISHED WORKS THAT REFLECT THEIR FRAME OF MIND MID-CIRCUIT BREAKER.

From our first breath to old age, touch is central and beneficial to our lives.

Nine personalities. Eight very personal columns. These future leaders write about the issues closest to their hearts.

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 primordial stillness that reigns over New Zealand’s remote and pristine Dusky Sound makes an impression on seasoned traveller Victoria Burrows.

Collected stories from the Expedia Group Research Summit

A new book Deep Human argues that staying relevant in an AI-powered future lies in tapping the innate qualities that make us human.

While most people take photographs as a way to create lasting memories, this intrepid artist found a unique way to make his.

Singing about the pains of growing and knowing it all, Alessia Cara is the voice keeping you up at night.

Whether they’re helping women in business, doing scientific research, rescuing stray cats, giving women prisoners hope, or educating kids in remote villages, these Singapore women are giving a hand where it’s needed.

In Bangkok’s stunning Nai Lert Park Heritage Home, Ng Yi Lian gets up close with Gucci’s provocative Fall/Winter 2019 collection.

Analysis of Google searches and vast amounts of statistics are helping to uncover new medical treatments and ways to improve health.

USING BIG DATA TOOLS, JEFFREY LU IS PUTTING THE DISCOVERY OF NEW DRUGS ON THE SUPERFAST LANE.

Autonomous cars will soon become a part of our daily lives, for better or worse.

Your friend just landed a big promotion and you’re happy for her... on the outside. The truth is, you’re overcome with jealousy and resentment. Does that mean you’re a terrible friend? Maria Luedeke, psychotherapist and Director of Aspire Counselling, breaks it down for us.

These Singapore artists – working with wildly differing media – share their artistic journey with Hayley Tai.

We celebrate International Women’s Day with a coterie of women who are ground-breaking and pioneering in their respective (and respected) fields, from AI to social welfare to F&B. These are Singapore’s new game changers.

At Porcelain Origins, every service that does not require a human touch is digitalised. Say hello to the future of spa tripping.

It’s taken awhile, but full-frame mirrorless cameras are finally being produced by companies other than Sony.

World must wise up to avoid being taken for a ride by autonomous car proponents.

Are machines really capable of creativity? The short answer is no. At least, not yet.

Or why have two limbs when you can have three, or more.

Don’t expect designer babies though.

Goh Guoxin thinks a good sci-fi image combines several factors such as an out-of-this world concept, high tech elements and a color scheme; in particular, a notable neon effect contributes to the overall atmosphere. One popular sci-fi trope is the portal between worlds. In this advanced Adobe Photoshop tutorial, he shows us how to create our very own portal image.

Artificial Intelligence has always been a subject of debate, especially among creatives

I was in attendance of a panel discussion during RSA Conference 2018 that was focusing on emerging cyber threats and the challenges faced by corporations and governments in a digital world

For a man that gave away all his material wealth, explorer Mike Horn is still incredibly rich – if you consider everything he has experienced since.

Writer Pico Iyer looks to the quirks of the hermit kingdom as the basis to exploring an age-old question.

Beyond IQ and EQ, leaders of tomorrow should also cultivate an inquisitive mind to stay adaptable to change.

Goat’s milk can be a nutritious alternative to other types of milk like cow’s and soya. Here’s why.

Detroit: Become Human

Surely, the Google Duplex outcry is the first of many to come.

3 great reasons why you might want to stock up on Goat's milk the next time you’re at the supermarket.

To mark International Women’s Day, we asked notable male personalities who they admire and have shaped them as individuals. Meet the 14 awesome women (by our 14 awestruck guys)!

Google is one of, if not the biggest, contributor to AI development today, and you can find AI in almost every Google product, from the Smart Reply feature in Gmail, to auto-complete in Google Search, to the next suggested video in YouTube, to the Portrait mode feature on your Pixel 2 XL smartphone, to Google Assistant in your Google Home.

Visit these exhibitions for a different perspective.

It’s a scenario that’s been imagined a thousand times over.

How cutting-edge technology unlocked human potential and minimized human error at the Rio 2016 Olympics. By Liu Hongzuo.

As far as seminal works of science fiction go, Neuromancer is up there with the most influential of them. By Koh Wanzi.

As descendants of hunter-gatherers, the human body evolved in an overtly dynamic, hostile environment where every day was met with challenges.

Will artificial intelligence deliver utopia or the apocalypse?