
Bagaar Beauty Awards 2020
Harper's BazaarFrom breakthrough skincare formulas to groundbreaking makeup textures, beauty innovation has pushed forth speedily—especially in these times of pandemic, when self-love and self-care are so essential.

Feel-good Food
The Singapore Women's WeeklyThese recipes make the most of the latest research in weight loss, gut health and intermittent fasting to take healthy eating to a higher level.

Mid-week Meals On A Shoestring
The Singapore Women's WeeklySaving money on household expenses doesn’t mean you have to compromise on family meals. Here’s how to feed a crowd on a budget.

Staying Alive
The Singapore Women's WeeklyWe are what we eat. American doctor and author Dr Michael Greger tells us that these 12 foods could be the key to living well for longer.

MY FAVOURITE THINGS
Home & DecorFind out what these chefs are whipping up for their family dinner this Christmas – and no, they’re not all roast turkeys and hams.

A FRESH TWIST ON PASTA
ShapeThe new noodles are made from lentils, cauliflower, and chickpeas, and they're packed with health-boosting nutrients and a richness that gives dishes more flavor and complexity. These meals will win you over, combining the most exciting plant-based pastas with the season's peak ingredients.

NATURAL NOURISHMENT
ShapeFarm-stand ingredients and creative twists make for lighter, brighter morning meals. These delicious breakfasts will have you actually happy to leave your bed.

Love For Local
The Singapore Women's WeeklyWe show you how to make these much-loved hawker dishes and they’re easier than you think!

Making Sustenance Sustainable
Asia SpaThere’s plenty of advice online about eating sustainably but beware faddish fixes and knee-jerk activism

THE NEW ANYTIME MEAL
ShapeThe way we eat today calls for no rules – just fresh, healthy ingredients and innovative combinations that taste as good for breakfast and lunch as they do for dinner.

Fresh Pickings
ShapeThe bright, punchy flavours of scallions and onions add a welcome bite and hint of sweetness to dishes.

REST & RENEW
The PeakA spot of rejuvenation might just be the tonic you need to see out the rest of the year.

BRIGHT BOLD FLAVOUR
ShapeStay strong with healthy, vibrant taste sensations that will help you restore and reenergise.

Feast Like A Masterchef!
The Singapore Women's WeeklyWant to take your Lunar New Year feasting up a level this year?
BODY THERAPIES
Harper's BazaarRestore energy flow and alleviate tension with fasciatherapy, effleurage and sensorial elements

GUILT-FREE SNACKING
ShapeFrom gluten-free muffins to low-carb bread and beef jerky, these wholesome, made-inSingapore snacks will fill you up while providing some essential nutrients.

When Sweet Meets Savoury
ShapeBring opposing flavours together, and that’s where the food magic happens.

All In One
Young ParentsBusy days call for one-pot meals that nourish and satisfy the whole family, like these delicious creations from a mummy food blogger.

UP YOUR KITCHEN GAME
ShapeMany factors can turn a good cook into a great one, but there are five standout tricks chefs swear by to elevate anyone’s skills.

Grill Your Produce
ShapePut some char on them, let ’em get smoky, and give your veggies new life as main courses with intensified flavour and hearty, dig-in texture.

FLAVOURS OF HOME
The Singapore Women's WeeklyTo celebrate National Day, we asked chefs to give their signature twist on their favourite Singaporean dish.

I SAY TOMATO
The Singapore Women's WeeklyIt’s a seemingly humble ingredient but the fresh flavours of tomatoes play a key role in quintessential Italian cooking. Try these refreshing recipes for an easy, laid-back meal

Best New Restaurant
The PeakIshi is the latest outfit to join the bevy of fine-dining Japanese restaurants in Singapore. Located on the second level of the new Intercontinental Robertson Quay, it serves Kappo cuisine, which features both cold and hot preparation using the season’s best ingredients.

Easy recipes for leftover food
The Singapore Women's WeeklyMake two meals from one! To help, we've got easy solutions for involving big-batch cooking and a thoughtful use of leftovers.

Real simple
Young ParentsEating clean is mummy influencer BELLA KOH’s mantra when it comes to feeding her daughter. Here, she shares some easy recipes you can replicate at home.

Small Bites Big Flavours
ShapeShop your fridge! We bet you already have many of the ingredients for killer appetisers. Combine those staples in fresh, creative ways for fun and festive new tastes. Prep a bunch for a gathering, or throw together a few for a different kind of weeknight dinner.

A healthy new take on pizza
ShapeWe still love the cheesy stuff we grew up on, but there's plenty of room to play when it comes to the beloved classic. Start with the crust – you can do amazing things with grains and veggies. Be creative with a spread or sauce, add exotic toppings, and you've got an upgraded, delicious pie that's nutritious, bold, and totally unique.

Mix and match your sauces and toppings
ShapeAnything spreadable can work as a sauce, and that includes dips, dressings, and salsas. Pick one, then layer on fruits, veggies, and protein. Try one of these creative combos, or come up with your own.

Richer, deeper, bolder
ShapeTwo secret flavour-boosting ingredients are exciting chefs these days: coffee and tea. The perks? A robustness and complexity that makes your dishes daring and delicious. Plus, the brews’ antioxidants are mega-healthy. Here, inspired recipes that will shake up – and wake up – your palate.

Baked To Perfection
The Singapore Women's WeeklyTake this...

Healthy sheet pan dinners
ShapeDelicious, creative, quick (10 minutes prep!) and so easy to whip up and to clean up. Now that's the definition of the best weeknight meal around.

All in the Oven
Simply HerAll you need to prepare these five delicious one-pot meals is a little time at the stove before you pop them into the oven.

Made for Each Other... Strawberries and Greens
ShapeLeafy greens like kale and spinach are vitamin and mineral powerhouses. Yet, on their own, they can’t easily provide one of the most important minerals of all: iron, which boosts your energy and metabolism but is hard to absorb from plant sources. Enter strawberries. They’re high in vitamin C (one cup has a full day’s worth), a nutrient that helps your body take in and use iron. Flavour-wise, the sweetness of the berries is the perfect contrast to the slight bitterness of the veggie. Together on this multilayered toast topped with cheese (which provides protein), they deliver the swoon- worthy combo of crunchy, creamy, savoury and sweet.

HUAT, AH!
Simply HerGet the Year of the Rooster off to a bright, prosperous start with these CNY reunion recipes that use auspicious ingredients to usher in luck, prosperity and wealth to your life.

Easy Does It
ShapeThe secret to cutting way down on kitchen time without skimping on flavour? Your slow cooker! Make the most of it with these healthy, hearty meals.

THE SALAD SHAKE-UP
ShapeWith veggies taking on a new role as culinary stars these days, the basics of building a salad deserve a refresh. Here, chef and award-winning food blogger TIEGHAN GERARD rewrites the rules for a modern, inventive upgrade to our favourite healthy meal.

Go with the grain
ShapeWhole grains are one of the healthiest and best-tasting foods around. These six hearty dinners – soup, salad, even burgers – are proof positive.

Cook Freeze Heat
Simply HerFreezer meal cooking is a great way to save your sanity and money. CHEF MELVYN LEE of Source shares his favourite recipes to make weeknight family dinners a breeze.

Sweet and Savoury
ShapeThe fresh dinner ingredient that will add bright flavour to your meals? Summer fruit. And it plays perfectly with spicy, smoky and tangy notes to create amazing new taste combos.

Vietnamese Favourites
The Singapore Women's WeeklyIn a wok or a large frying pan, heat oil on high. Stir-fry prawns in batches, 2 to 3 mins each, until completely changed colour. Remove. 2 In same wok, stir-fry onion, ginger and shrimp paste 1 to 2 mins until onion is tender. Return prawns to wok with sauces, sugar, chilli and pepper, stir-frying 1 min. 3 Add beans and spinach to wok. Stir-fry 1 to 2 mins until spinach begins to wilt. Serve with rice and mint.

Eat for More Energy
ShapePacked with vitamins and minerals, these dishes don’t just deliver fresh creative flavour – they also provide power-through fuel.

The heat is on
The PeakTop chefs spice things up with this ingredient from close to home.

Soul Food
Simply HerPorridge is so simple and rustic that it’s often overlooked. The chefs at Intercontinental Singapore share their recipes for this ultimate comfort food.

Breakfast for Dinner
ShapeWe’ve given your favourite meals a makeover. Now, you can enjoy the dishes you love day and night – without a lick of guilt.

MEALS YOU’LL MAKE AGAIN & AGAIN & AGAIN!
ShapeSome dishes come and go, but the ones here are what we consider forever recipes – foolproof, healthy and so delicious, you’ll want them for your permanent collection.

Delicious Detox
ShapeDuring the eating and drinking season, there’s a lot of happy indulging on a grand scale. Then there’s that moment when your cravings reverse. Instead of thinking about digging into buttery mashed potatoes, you long for something fresh and restorative – something that will detox you back to feeling energised.

CREME DE LA CREME
ShapeThe perfect healthy snack, yogurt trumps its sugar-loaded twin – ice cream – with its good balance of protein, carbs and fat. Yogurts with live, active cultures also contain probiotics to boost gut health and help with gastrointestinal conditions.

Veg Out Tonight
ShapeMeat? You won’t miss it in these delicious hearty and healthy dinners. Three chefs share their favourite (and easy!) ways to eat green... and red... and purple...

Fish for more
Young ParentsThis easy comfort food is packed with protein and vitamin C to meet your pregnancy needs.

CRAVINGS SATISFIED
The Singapore Women's WeeklyWe cast our eye on the local dining scene and show you how to make the hottest dishes from Mookata to Korean Fried Chicken in your kitchen By Sylvia Ong

Chinese New Year Special
The Singapore Women's WeeklyHere’s a feast specially prepared to help every Chinese zodiac sign embrace good health, peace and prosperity

The Fresh Way Of Eating
ShapeIt’s modern Nordic cuisine, and it’s taking over dining tables everywhere. Driving the new food movement: creative herb combos, healthy ingredients, and memory-making flavours that hit every note, from deliciously delicate to daring and bold.

So, What’s For Lunch?
CLEODoes your midday meal look like it belongs on saddesklunch.com? (Yes, it actually exists.) Add these delish dishes to your repertoire to reclaim your lunchbreak.