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THE HIGH LIFE

THE HIGH LIFE

Home & Decor

This former show unit presented such a cleverly designed space, that it is now home to a young couple, who appreciates its understated and luxurious look. Lynn Tan reports.

THE CULTURE

THE CULTURE

Harper's Bazaar

This month’s chic list.

Harley, Harley

Harley, Harley

CLEO

Sure, she’s got a name straight out of the comic books, but Harley Quinn Smith is making her own mark in doing it all.

FASHION •• NEWS

FASHION •• NEWS

The Peak

It’s time for accessoryfavouring guys to shine, as a classic jeweller launches new collections just for men.

Getting Greener

Getting Greener

Asia Spa

Thailand’s fertile jungles, wildlife and rich culture make the ideal landscape for a sustainable vacation.

SO PROUD OF SINGAPORE

SO PROUD OF SINGAPORE

Her World

THE PEOPLE, PLACES AND THINGS THAT MAKE US…

ROYAL TREATMENT

ROYAL TREATMENT

The Peak

A new customisable sneaker is more than a sum of its many parts.

Super Model Me

Super Model Me

Her World

WHAT THESE FIVE LOCAL FACES HAVE IN COMMON: THEY’RE REFLECTIVE OF CHANGES IN ONE OF THE MOST CHANGE-RESISTANT INDUSTRIES – MODELLING. IT’S A BUSINESS THAT, UNTIL RECENTLY, STUCK TO ITS OWN AND CHAMPIONED ONLY ONE KIND. NOW THE PLAYING FIELD IS MORE INCLUSIVE, AND THE “STANDARD ISSUE” MODEL IS NO LONGER THE STANDARD. WHAT IS: BEING UNIQUE AND HAVING A DARING ATTITUDE – QUALITIES THE FIVE INGENUES HERE HAVE. OH, ANOTHER THING: THEY’D RATHER BE SUPER ROLE MODELS THAN SUPERMODELS.

YOUNG & REST LESS

YOUNG & REST LESS

Home & Decor

Sasha Young, the founder of Wright & Smith, talks about her journey towards establishing an online artisanal store and her relentless search for unique offerings.

IN ONE EAR OUT THE OTHER

IN ONE EAR OUT THE OTHER

Harper's Bazaar

Fashion’s sleeper trend of carefully curated piercings may have surprising wellness benefits, says Divya Bala.

Biossentials

Biossentials

distinguish themselves as the safer choice, and increasingly turn their focus to organic ingredients. Smith says some brands add colouring or fragrance to ramp up appeal, which can mean consumers have a distorted sense of what the actual botanical product smells or feels like, so