Harper S Bazaar Singapore May 2017 PDF

1
O 50
F
B YE
A A
Z R
A S
A
R
V I V I D BR IG H T S CARINE
F OR W OR K ROITFELD
G R A PH IC G I N G H A M explores fashion
F OR PL AY & diversity
FR INGE D L E AT HE R
F OR N IG H T
BEAUTY
at
EVERY
AGE
P OW E R P O T I O N S ,
BOLD CHEEKS &
T H E N E W YO U T H MAY 2017 $5.40
ELIXIRS
MAY 2017
150 YEARS OF
BAZAAR WOMEN
Celebrating iconic
moments of BAZAARs
fashionable history
SUMMER TRENDS
AT EVERY AGE
Senior Beauty Writer
Joyce Cheo shows
how every woman
can achieve
the seasons best
beauty looks
Ba
g,
Bra
un
B
ffe
l
46
COLOUR AND CONTRAST
RE Beauty and diversity through
n the eyes of Carine Roitfeld
suede, leather and lace
MAY 2017
y
all
,B
oe
Sh
THE BAZAAR
61 Sexys Back
62 Sheer Perfection
64 In the Nude THE FASHION
66 Luxe for Less 164 Most Wanted
68 Fabulous at Every Age
THE CULTURE
MY LIST 182 Culture News
72 Lauren Hutton in 24 Hours
THE ESCAPE
THE NEWS
184 Well Healed
76 All the Buzz in Fashion
186 Travel Notebook
80 Paradise Found
187 Fashionable Food
82 The World of Nicolas
86 Haute to Trot
THE FLASH
THE STYLE 188 Stylish Oeuvre
88 Runway to Realway 190 Party in the USA
94 Age Before Beauty 191 Paris Ink
THE JEWELS REGULARS

103 When Two Become One 46 Editors Letter
108 Haute Bijoux 54 Wish List
70 Waitlist
THE BEAUTY 96 A Musing
119 Shake and Drape 192 Your Horoscope
124 Beauty News 193 Where to Buy
126 Go Green 194 Why Dont You?
128 The Luxury Skincare Game
130 Masked Warriors
134 Parisian Spa Guide
PHOTOGRAPHED BY SARAI MARI. STYLED BY WINDY AULIA

Sora Choi/Wilhelmina wears a cotton, mesh, silk and lace dress; metal bottle cap earrings, Coach 1941
Makeup by Dior Makeup artist Seong Hee Park/Julian Watson On the face Diorskin Forever & Ever Wear, Diorskin Forever Perfect Cushion,
Diorskin Nude Air Luminizer Powder On the eyes Eye Reviver, Diorshow Pro Liner, Diorshow Designer On the lips Lip Sugar Scrub
Hair stylist Yuhi Kim/Bridge Artists Manicurist Elina Ogawa Casting director Talia Collis Producer Meghan Heidenberg
Digital assistant Keisuke Tsujimoto Photography assistant Danny Lim Styling assistant Andrew Franco
MAY 2017
lery
wel
a Je
Hw
Lee
at
on
nd
KENNETH GOH
Lo
ko
Editor-in-Chief
Yo
e,
l
ac
ck
Ne
Executive Editor CHARMAINE HO

Senior Art Director DAPHNE TSO
Sub Editor ANNABELLE FERNANDEZ
Senior Fashion Editor WINDY AULIA Associate Fashion News Editor GERALD TAN Fashion Stylist GRACIA PHANG
Senior Beauty Writer JOYCE CHEO Lifestyle Editor DANA KOH Writer SYED ZULFADHLI
Senior Digital Writer PAKKEE TAN Contributing Digital Writer HANAN HADDAD
Senior Graphic Designer CHARLOTTE YAP Graphic Designer RAY KOHAR Contributing Designer VIVIENNE LOOI
Group Editor TARA BARKER
Head of Digital Imaging CHAN SIEW BOON Senior Digital Imaging Artist IVY GOH Digital Imaging Artists ANGELA CHAN, GRACE TAY
Senior Photographer CHIA YOON NYEN Photographer ALEXANDER OW
Head of Publishing Services HESTA FOONG Senior Publishing Services Executive LI DANLIN Publishing Services Coordinator VIVIAN LEE
Office Manager CYNTHIA ONG Executive Editorial Support WENDY WONG Admin Support Executive JOREEN TAN System Support Manager JOEY CHOW
Contributors FLORENT BUONOMANO, LAUREN CHRISTENSEN, CHARLOTTE DAVEY, DEBBY KWONG, ANDREW OHAGAN, JUSTINE PICARDIE, CARINE ROITFELD,
EMRAH SECKIN, GAIL SHEEHY, ANNA TREVELYAN, PETER WATSON Contributing photographers SEBASTIAN FAENA, VINCENT FOURNIER, GAN,
BEN HASSETT, ALWIN OH, SARAI MARI, STILLS & STROKES, PAUL ZAK Interns TIFFANY TAN, ABIELLE YEO
I N T E R N AT I O N A L E D I T I O N S A N D E D I T O R S
Arabia LOUISE NICHOL Argentina ANA TORREJN Australia KELLIE HUSH Brazil CAMILA GARCIA Bulgaria MILENA ALEKSIEVA China SIMONE CHIA
Chile ANDRE BURGAT Cyprus MARILENA IERODIAKONOU Czech Republic BARBARA NESVADBOVA Germany KERSTIN SCHNEIDER Greece EVA NISIOTI
Hong Kong XAVEN MAK India NONITA KALRA Indonesia RIA LIRUNGAN Japan KAORI TSUKAMOTO Kazakhstan KARINA UTEGENOVA Korea HYESOO PARK
Latin America ADMA KAWAGE Malaysia NATASHA KRAAL Netherlands CCILE NARINX Poland JOANNA GORA Romania ANDREI IOVU Russia DARIA VELEDEEVA
Serbia PETAR JANOSEVIC Spain EUGENIA DE LA TORRIENTE Taiwan ELAINE LIAO Thailand DUANG POSHYANONDA Turkey GULEN YELMEN
UK JUSTINE PICARDIE Ukraine ANNA ZEMSKOVA US GLENDA BAILEY Vietnam TRAN NGUYEN THIEN HUONG
EDITORIAL ENQUIRIES
SPHM Pte Ltd, a subsidiary of Singapore Press Holdings
317 Outram Road, #03-01A/B Concorde Shopping Centre, Singapore 169075.Tel: 6671 7940 Fax: 6227 7002 Email: bazaar@sph.com.sg
Hearst International Bureau
959 8th Avenue, NYC 10019. Tel: +1 212 649 2275 Fax: +1 212 265 0904
SPHM Customer Service
For subscription enquiries, call 6388 3838. Lines are open Monday to Friday (9am-6pm)
MAY 2017
W
atch, Rol
ex
Commercial Director IVAN WONG

Head, Consumer Magazines & Publishing Services SUE TJONG
Advertising & Marketing Director VALERIE LIM Director of Marketing & Circulation LIN SHAOMEI
Head of Business Development, Womens Network ANGELA LOK Key Accounts Director GWENDOLYN HO
Head, Product and Partnerships - Womens Network EILEEN CHIA
Account Manager NAZYRA BINTE SUHAIRI Account Executive ANDREA TAN
Sales & Marketing Executive NATALINA CHAN Sales & Marketing Executive JOELYN HO Marketing Assistant SIM XIN YI
Chief Executive Officer LOH YEW SENG
Managing Director MAUREEN WEE Group Editor-In-Chief CAROLINE NGUI Publishing Services Director LEONG TSCHENG YEE
Director of Strategic Planning FOONG SEONG KHONG Vice President Human Resources IRENE LEE
A S U B S I D I A R Y O F S I N G A P O R E P R E S S H O L D I N G S
H E A R S T M A G A Z I N E S I N T E R N AT I O N A L
Senior Vice President/CFO and General Manager SIMON HORNE Senior Vice President/International Publishing Director JEANNETTE CHANG
Senior Vice President/Editorial Director KIM ST. CLAIR BODDEN Fashion and Entertainment Director KRISTEN INGERSOLL
Executive Editor ELEONORE MARCHAND International Editions Editors BRUNI PADILLA, MARIESA CONMAY
Harpers BAZAAR Singapore is published by SPHM Pte. Ltd. under license from Hearst Communications Inc., publisher of Harpers BAZAAR in the
United States of America. Harpers BAZAAR is a trademark of Hearst Communications Inc. Harpers BAZAAR is printed by Times Printers and distributed by
Singapore Press Holdings Pte. Ltd. Tel: 6319 6319. Harpers BAZAAR shall not, without written consent of the publishers, be given, lent, resold, hired out or
otherwise disposed of by way of trade, and it shall not be lent, hired out or otherwise disposed of in a mutilated condition or in any unauthorised cover by
way of trade; or affixed to as part of any publication or advertising, literary or pictorial matter whatsoever. We welcome editorial submissions from contributors,
but no responsibility is accepted for lost material. All prices are approximate and are quoted in Singapore dollars unless otherwise stated.
COPYRIGHT Hearst/SPHM
MCI (P) 035/07/2016 KDN NO: PPS1492/3/2005 ISSN 2010-1473
Harpers BAZAAR Singapore is now available

on Singapore Airlines First and Business Classes.
PATENTED TEXTURE BY DIOR
on of beauty has changed so
day that its become increasingly
ss, borderless and ageless. Its an
at promises to make you lookand
tter, prettier and fresher with
s and services that dont judge your
size, income or state of mind. In this issue, we want to embrace different facets of beauty, and what it
means to women of different ages and backgrounds. As Harpers BAZAAR celebrates its
150th anniversary this year, my role as custodian of the Singapore edition is all the
more pertinent in this digital agewhere our magazine and website address a wider,
more diverse and time-starved audience than ever before. Living in a multi-cultural society
encompassing so many religions, races and dialects, I make a conscious effort to be as inclusive
as possible, but always in a chic, elegant manner. I try out makeup and skincare, espousing the
virtues of Cl de Peau Beauts Le Serum as one of my skincare favourites and Sulwhasoos
Perfecting Cushion as a mainstay in my cosmetics kit. I try on the latest bags in press rooms,
opening them up to see if it fits all and sundry, and if the zipper works efficiently without snagging
a loose thread or chipping a manicured nail. Fashion and beauty today are increasingly a shared
wardrobe and vanity table experience, with both sexes happily borrowing from each other. As girls go to
work in oversized pinstripe mens shirts and leather skirts; guys go from gym to boardroom, glowing
with dewy, tinted complexions, leaving no pore uncovered. Despiteand because ofwhat is
happening in world politics right now, Harpers BAZAAR is making positive changes right before your
kohl-lined eyes. Carine Roitfelds pre-fall fashion and beauty spread on page 146 embraces diversity
in model choices, dressing hijabi model Halima Aden in Balenciaga.
We shot one of Singapores greatest model exports, Huda Ali on page 103, who,
at 43, is living proof that age only makes one more beautiful, with a confidence
and grace that comes with worldly experience and that certain je ne sais quoi.
Beauty at every age, for every colour and every raceif politics shared the same vision,
the world would indeed be a more beautiful place.
Let fashion pave the way forward.
KENNETH GOH
Editor-in-Chief
PHOTOGRAPHY: SIMON UPTON
KENNIEBOY
WWW.HARPERSBAZAAR.COM.SG @HARPERSBAZAARSG HARPERSBAZAARSINGAPORE HARPERSBAZAARSG
46 HARPERS BAZAAR MAY 2017

We chart how the visionary female editors of BAZAARs past continue to inspire our future

Editor, 18671889
The founding editor of Harpers BAZAR (as it
was known until it changed to the contemporary
spelling in 1929) was a leading intellectual,famous From left: The cover of the
for her translations of eminent French authors rst issue. A colour illustration
by Hlose Leloir from the
during theAmerican CivilWar,written in support debut issue of Harpers Bazar,
of the cause of the Union.Booth,born in New November 2, 1867. The April 7,
1888, issue, which featured
York in 1831,also campaigned against slavery and the rst photographed model
for womens right to vote,while her commitment to appear on the cover.
OPPOSITE: BAZAAR covers
to literary excellence saw her publishing the across the years
greatest 19th-century novelists and poets in
BAZAR.She died in 1889 at the age of 57.
Editor, 18891899
Sangster wrote religious poetry and hymns
throughout her time as editor of BAZAR, as
well as pious stories for children. She brought
the same serious-mindedness to her editorship
as she had to her career as an author:The role
of editor, she observed, required concentration,
consecration and tireless energy. Sangsters era
included the serialised publication of Thomas
Hardys Tess of the dUrbervilles in 1891;
while another of her most notable issues, in
March 1896, was devoted to the subject of
bicycling for women, as a means of promoting
female independence.
From left: The cover of the Christmas 1894 issue.

The cover of the Thanksgiving 1896 issue. The
cover of the March 28, 1896, issue, illustrated by
William H. Bradley. The March 14, 1896, cover,
illustrated by Harry Whitney McVickar
HARPERS BAZAAR MAY 2017 49

Editor, 19001913
Born inWisconsin in 1865, Jordan
began her career in journalism as the
womens-page editor of a local
newspaper in her hometown,
Milwaukee. In 1890, she moved to
NewYork,where she made her name
as a reporter covering high-profile
murder trials, and for a series of
From top: Covers articles about life in the citys tenement slums. Her
created during
Elizabeth Jordans commitment to social justice was matched by her
editorship featuring campaigning for the suffragette cause; all of which
the work of
various illustrators she juggled with writing fiction and, from 1900
onwards,her editorship of Harpers BAZAR.During
her tenure, Jordan changed it from a weekly to a
monthly magazine, and organised the publication
of The Whole Family, a serialised novel where each
of the 12 chapters was written by a different author
(including one by her friend Henry James). Jordans
BAZAR was widely admired for its literary brilliance
as well as the beauty of its Art Nouveau covers.

Fashion Editor, US BAZAAR,
19321934; Editor, 19341957
BAZAARS longest-serving editorand still the most influential,
with an aesthetic that remains appealing todaywas the Irish-
born Carmel Snow. By the time she was appointed, a series of
male editors had been at the helm of BAZAAR for more than
two decades; she brought a more feminine sensibility to the
pagesdeclaring that BAZAAR was for the well-dressed
woman with a well-dressed mindbut also introduced the
bold design of Alexey Brodovitch, a brilliant Russian art director.
During her reign, Snow nurtured a new generation of
photographers, including
Richard Avedon, Louise
Dahl-Wolfe and Lillian
Bassman; showcased art by
Salvador Dal, Jean Cocteau
and Andy Warhol; and
published the writing of
W.H. Auden and Truman
Capote.A fervent supporter
of Christian Dior, she coined
the phrase the New Look
for his debut collection in
1947. She also championed
Chanel, Schiaparelli and
Balenciaga, while always Elegance is good taste plus
holding true to her own
motto:Elegance is good taste
plus a dash of daring.
a dash of daring. Carmel Snow
This page and opposite: Covers

and pages from Carmel Snows
era, including work by A.M.
Cassandre, Herbert Bayer, Jean
Cocteau, Ernst Beadle and
George Hoyningen-Huene

Fashion Editor, US BAZAAR,
19361962
Legend has it that the moment Carmel Snow spotted
Diana Vreeland, dancing at the St. Regis hotel in
NewYork in a lace Chanel dress, she offered her a
job at BAZAAR.Vreeland, who was 33 at the time,
had never worked before; but Snows instincts were
proven right.Vreelands distinctive personal style
would translate into an outstanding career, during
FOUNDATION; PHILIP FRIEDMAN/STUDIO D; LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, PRINTS & PHOTOGRAPHS DIVISION

BY JUSTINE PICARDIE. PHOTOGRAPHY: PHOTOGRAPHS BY RICHARD AVEDON, THE RICHARD AVEDON
Clockwise from top
(REPRODUCTION NUMBER, EG, LC-USZ62-123456); GEORGE WHARTON EDWARDS; EDWARD PENFIELD;

which she transformed the
left: Lauren Bacall on
the cover of the March idea of why we get dressed,
1943 issue, shot by with a playfully imaginative
Louise Dahl-Wolfe.
The September 1958 take on the art of fashion.Her
issue, shot by love of literature,ballet and art
Richard Avedon. The
June 1954 cover by gave creative impetus to her
Lillian Bassman. An stories at BAZAAR, where
Avedon cover, from
December 1958. A she formed a close working
cover shot by Richard relationship with Louise Dahl-
Avedon, from June
1951. A Leslie Gill cover Wolfe and Richard Avedon.
from November 1956 Diana lived for imagination
ruled by discipline, observed
Avedon in later life; while
Vreelands collaboration with
Where would fashion be Dahl-Wolfe came to embody
BAZAARS pioneering spirit,
without literature? producing stores that leapt off
the page with a sense of
Diana Vreeland adventure and freedom.

Art Director, US BAZAAR,
19631969
The origins of RuthAnsels career at BAZAAR
are defined by superlatives. She joined as a
graphic designer in 1961, but soon became
(together with Bea Feitler) the magazines first
female art directorand the industrys
youngestat the age of 24. As well as youth,
she brought a pioneering spirit to the pages; in
1963, her friend Andy Warhol contributed a
story about new cars, and two years later she
put the first manSteve McQueenon the
cover of a womens magazine. She conceived
and created some of BAZAARs most iconic
images, famously for the April 1965 Pop issue,
in which Jean Shrimpton was shot in a NASA
space suit. Guest-edited by Richard Avedon, it
was a daring ode to the Swinging Sixties that
captured the movement of a generation.A
magazine is meant to reflect the time we live
in, she said, and if its a good magazine, it
reflects it provocatively.Thats what we did.
Clockwise from left: The James Moore cover of 1966. The April 1965 cover,
photographed by Richard Avedon. A 1965 cover by Richard Avedon
PHOTOGRAPHY, ARIZONA BOARD OF REGENTS; COURTESY OF HARPERS BAZAAR ARCHIVE; COURTESY OF THE DIANA VREELAND ESTATE; LILLIAN BASSMAN;
WALTER SANDERS/THE LIFT PICTURE COLLECTION/GETTY IMAGES; 2016 THE ANDY WARHOL FOUNDATION FOR THE VISUAL ARTS, INC/ARTISTS RIGHTS
LOUIS J RHEAD; HARRY WHITNEY MCVICKAR; CHARLES LOUIS HINTON; WILLIAM H BRADLEY; A.M. CASSANDRE; HERBERT BAYER; JEAN COCTEAU; ERNST
BEADLE; GEORGE HOYNINGEN-HUENE; LOUISE DAHL-WOLFE, COURTESY THE MUSEUM AT FIT, COLLECTION OF THE MUSEUM AT FIT 1989 CENTER FOR
SOCIETY (ART); NEW YORK AND DACS, LONDON 2016; LESLIE GILL; KAREN RADKAI; JAMES MOORE; PATRICK DEMARCHELIER
Editor, US BAZAAR,
19921999
Tilberis had a simple yet ambitious
aim:To make BAZAAR the most
beautiful magazine in the world.
During her seven years at the helm,
the British-born journalist with the
signature silver coiffure recruited a
roster of extraordinary talent to help Clockwise
her fulfil this vision, from Mario from left:
Testino and Peter Lindbergh to Kate Patrick
Demarchelier
Moss and Princess Diana.Tilberis shots from
achievement was all the more the 1990s,
including Kate
impressive as,throughout her tenure, Moss and Linda
she was suffering from ovarian cancer; Evangelista.
The November
yet she never permitted her illness to 1997 cover with
affect her optimism and drive.Days Princess Diana
before her death,Patrick Demarchelier

recalled discussing page layouts with
herand she was laughing.

An
editors
style
picks
Senior Beauty
S B Writer Joyce Cheo on her unexpected
2
love for intricate oral details with a twist
Im not your typical girly girl.

My wardrobe is filled with a muted
palette of dark solids, and I find feminine
details fussyuntil I saw Preen by
3
Thornton Bregazzis spring/summer 2017 (13)
how.The collection changed my perception: Ultra-
sh
omantic ruffles, chiffon and sequinned florals gave me
rro
4
13 lifethink new-age flower child on hyper drive.When
makeup maestroVal Garland gave the models dewy skin
with delicate flower petals pressed onto their faces and 1. Dior Addict
Ultra-Gloss in
necks, it was nothing
n short of genius. Eugene 363 Nude,
Dior
Souleiman worked his magic touch on the hair, 2. Dress,
5
Max Mara
creating tinyy, roughed-up braids that gave a
3. Brooch,
rumpled, touggh-girl effect.This juxtaposition Chanel
12 6
ban versus rustic, strength versus
of urb 4. Skirt,
Mulberry
fragilityy was refreshing and super cool. 5. Brooch,
Gucci
Inspired, Ill be working these organic
6. Shoe,
7 floral motifs in my daily ensemble by Chanel
ping into Alberta Ferrettis floral

slipp 7. Delpozo
spring/
11 summer 2017
embroidered lace dress (11) or
8. For Her
throwing on petal-inspired Fleur Musc,
$204 for
8 pieces like Delpozos tulip-sleeved 100ml,
Narciso
coat (7) and Mulberrys ruffle- Rodriguez
9. La Rose
trimmed skirt (4). For a dose Poudrer, $98,
Lancme
ness and casual chic, I will reach
of toughn
10. Bag,
9 for Aleexander McQueens exquisitely Alexander
McQueen
embellished bag (10), which also features
11. Dress,
Alberta
hardware detailss. Before heading out, Ill sweep Ferretti at
Farfetch
PHOTOGRAPHY: GAN (PORTRAIT); SHOWBIT
Burberry Beautys divinely embossed Silk and

12. Silk and
Bloom Palette (12) on my cheeks before following Bloom
Palette,
mes La Rose Poudrer (9) for a
with Lancm Burberry
Beauty
fresh glow.And finally,
f a few spritzes of Narciso 13. Preen by
Thornton
Rodriguezs rose- aand peony-laced For Her Fleur Bregazzi
spring/
10 Musc (8) makes for the perfect finishing touch. summer 2017

Paragon - The Shoppes Marina
Bay Sands - Tel. +65 6738 332
3
1
2
Edited by Gracia Phang

Dolce&Gabbbana
spring/summer
3
2017
1. Necklace,
$3,190, 13
Bottega
Veneta
2. Earrings,
Chanel
3. T-shirt, $425,
Coach 1941
4. Bag, Tory 2
Burch
12
5. Olympa EDP, 11
Paco Rabanne
6. Sunglasses,
Miu Miu
7. Top,
about $4,196, 10
Oscar de la
Renta at Moda
Operandi
8. Top, about
$334, Balmain
at Net-a-Porter SEXYS BACK
9. Watch, Dior
ACIA PHANG. SEE WHERE TO BUY FOR DETAILS
Celebrate the 80s with loud logos

10. Brooch,
Gucci and extravagant embellishment
11. Pants,
Mary
Katrantzou 8
5
12. Sandal,
Dries van 7
Noten
13. Sh
horts,
BY GRA
Gabriiel
Vielma
STYLISTS TIP
A timepiece with
quisite stones
exq
gold lends
and go
drama an nd 6
elegance too
off-duty
separatees
9
2
2
1
3
13
Fendi spring/
summer 2017
12
1. Sunglasses,
SHEER PERFECTION
5
$510, Cline
2. Necklace,
Flaunt your style with $1,160, Chanel
see-through overlays and 3. Dress, $700,

11 Diane von
6 Furstenberg
athletic underpinnings
4. Bag, Delpozo
5. Watch, Franck
Muller
9
6. Bracelet, $430,
Atelier Swarovski
7. Swimsuit,
about $220,
Solid & Striped at
Matchesfashion.
com
7
8. Hat, $1,000,
STYLISTS TIP Dior
Elevate lightweight
separates with a playful 9. Skirt, Daizy
platform wedge Shely at Farfetch
BY GRACIA PHANG. SEE WHERE TO BUY FOR DETAILS
10. Wedge,
$2,120, Miu Miu
11. Dior Addict

Ultra-Gloss in
415 Sorbet,
$46, Dior
8
12. Tunic, about
$2,250, Junya
10 Watanabe at
Net-a-Porter
13. Coat, DKNY

3
2
Givenchy spring/
summer 2017
14
1. Sweater,,
PS by Paul
Smith
6
2. Earrings,
about $1,406,
Sophie Buhai
at Net-a-Porter
13 7
IN THE NUDE 3. Necklace,

$870, Dior
Skin-tone hues get a modern

S
up
pdate with spare shapes
8 4. Jumpsuit,
and u
d unexpected details $225, COS
5. Full Kisses in
Nude 505, $41,
Burberry
10 Beauty
6. Watch,
12 STYLISTS TIP Jaeger-
A bold leather clutch LeCoultre
in contrasting materials
injects freshness to 7. Shorts, Chlo
minimalist outts
8. Sunglasses,
$360,
Dolce&Gabbana
9 9. Clutch, $860,
3.1 Phillip Lim
BY GRACIA PHANG. SEE WHERE TO BUY FOR DETAILS
10. Jacket,
$960,
DKNY
11. Belt,
Jil Sander
12. Bangle,
Cartier
13. Dress,
$3,690, Loewe
14. Shoe, $2,370,

Louis Vuitton
11

1
Burberry
February 2017
BARE NECCESSITIES
THE ONE-
SHOULDER TOP
Move over off-shoulder
tops, theres a new favourite
style in town. From
Burberrys cable knits to
3 Jacquemus crop-top-and-shirt 9
combo, this one-shoulder
number makes for an eye-
catching investment.
The asymmetrical piece is perfect for
the weekend when paired with
culottes and a statement earring.
Make it work for the office by layering
over crisp shirt dresses and polished
pumps. Fun and feminine, or edgy
SINGLE SENSATION and sophisticated, let this single-
shoulder trend be your
skin-baring sensation.
10
4
1. Top, Sandro
S
2. Neccklace,
ortmax
Spo
BY GRACIA PHANG. PHOTOGRAPHY: TPGVIP/CLICK PHOTOS. SEE WHERE TO BUY FOR DETAILS
5
$1,295,
3. Bag, $
Coach 1941
4. Sunglasses,
eoples
Oliver Pe
5. Dress,
Kate Spade
6. Hat,
x Mara
Max 6
7. Boot, Brunello
Cucinelli
8. Top, $49.90,
Zaraa OUT AND ABOUT
9. Top, about
Emma Stone opts for a sleek and
$557, Tabul
T a sharp jumpsuit, paired with tousled
Rasa at Moda curls. Solange Knowles takes it to
Operanddi
7 the red carpet with a pleated gold
p,
10. Top gown with dramatic ruffles.
Jacquemu us
7

Simone Rocha STYLISTS
spring/ TIP
Throw on a
summer 2017
structured vest in a GAGA
G G FOR GINGHAM
pretty pastel shade
for a feminine
yet polished
vibe
Sandal,
S glasses,
Sung Sportmax
Co
oaach Dreess, about
$1,293,
3 Sandy
Liangg at
Net
N et-a-Porter
Gabriel Vielma
Hoo
H
Vette
e
Juicy
Ring,
Lee Hwa
Jewellery
Watch,
Wat Bag, Tods
$4,460,
H
Herms hings fres
Keep thing shh
with a summ m
meerr
20
palette of
canary y
and bluush
Add fl als
Top, about to leather for
$3,106, Rosie
Assoulin at a tough-chic
Net-a-Porter twist to checks
Bag, Givenchy
by Riccardo Tisci
Earrings,
$385, Skirt, Malene
Tiffany Oddershede
& Co. Bach
STYLISTS
TIP
A sleek pyramid-
shaped leather bag
lends a modern
edge to
any look
Boot,
Alexander
McQueen
,
Prada spring/
Dress, summer 2017
Coach 1941
Skirt,
Club Monaco

Jacket, $690, Dolce&Gabbana
PS by Paul Smith spr ng/summer 2 7
STYLISTS
TIP
A slinky chain-strap
bag in vivid red seals
the deal, in and
out of the Boot,
boardroom $1,650,
Cline
Watch,
Pant
Pants, Cartier
about $949,
A.W.A.K.E a
Net-a-Porter
Bag,
Bulgari
Exude pow and
sensuality with Top, Carven
sharp, structured
pieces and
Earrings,
sizzling Bag, Chlo
$7,350, extras
Tiffany
& Co.
0
Play up booxy
shapes withw
head-turning
Bra embbellishments for
La ; kni
Pe cke
rla rs a fu
unn contrast
cont
,
Earrin
ng,
$1,700,
0, Saint
Laurent by
Anthony y
Vaccarelllo
Louis Vuitton
V STYLISTS
LOUIS VUITTON; DOLCE&GABBANA. SEE WHERE TO BUY FOR DETAILS
BY GRACIA PHANG. PHOTOGRAPHY: SHOWBIT; COURTESY OF PRADA;
spring/summer TIP
Slide, Lace and stone
2017 Roger embellishments
Vivier
instantly elevate
a casual
Jeans,
$149,
ensemble
Topshop
Sunglasses,
Prada
Shirt, about $562,

Sandy Liang at
Net-a-Porter

The
piece
to covet
A fuss-free piece to
BY GRACIA PHANG. PHOTOGRAPHY: DON PENNY/STUDIO D. STYLING: SABRINA GRANDE

last you forever
Inspired by
the elegance of a
bygone era,Clines
key bag for the season
stays true to the Houses
modern minimalist aesthetics.
Available in three shapesMedium
Clasp (pictured),Cabas Clasp and Mini
Claspit features clean,sharp lines with a
petite metal snap closure and a precisely curved
top handle for a cool chic take on the 50s.Crafted
in calfskin, the medium Clasp bag has a traditional
double gusset construction lined with nappa lambskin that
would look right at home on Audrey Hepburn.Pack one for
the perfect Roman Holiday.
The medium Clasp bag is $5,400 and available at Cline, #B1-28/29
Ngee Ann City S.C. (Tel: 6736 0511)

Lauren
Hutton
in 24
Hours
The model, fashion icon, and newest face of Bottega Veneta shares her day
ylights in her L.A. home
cups of tea with breakfast
6:30AM I live in both NewYork

and LosAngeles,so it depends on where
hours of sleep
I am, but I wake up between 6:30 and 8 in the
morning. Ive slept only six hours a night since my
60s.We require less sleep, Ive read. If Im off travelling
and diving or trekking all day, I try to sleep more.Your
body needs rejuvenation. I usually wake up without an alarm.
I have this weird thing Ive developed: I almost always know
what time it is, night or day. I like it. It makes me feel connected
with life. 7:30AM After I brush my teeth and comb my hair, I take
a weather check to see what the day can bring; also for dressing.Then
I [put on] makeup, [which takes] six to nine minutes. I mostly use my
own makeup line, and I dont have routines of any sort. I usually wear
jeans, a jacket and a t-shirt. Right now Im wearing Prada flat black ankle
boots.They last forever.The ones Im wearing are two years old. I buy two
pairs at a time so that I can still have them when they quit making them.
The jackets I wear are often Armani because they dont go in and out of
Hutton sizzles in fashion. For jeans, Im from the Levis/Wrangler days. I dont really like
a still from the 1985 fashion-y jeans; just good, durable jeans that fit well. 8:45AM It takes me
lm, Once Bitten
about 45 minutes to leave the house. I always eat out. I like to read the paper
and have food brought to me so I can take a long, leisurely time. I tend to
eat at the exact same places near where I live, either in downtown Manhattan or in Venice. I usually order a pot of English
breakfast tea,but once in a while I bring my own Taifu, which is a strong old Chinese tea. Coffee and tea are a problemI
need to cut down. I may have five teas in the morning. About a year ago, I started drinking coffee for the first time in
my life. I found this thing I really like called a cortado [espresso and steamed milk].They cant make them at the place
where I eat in NewYork, but they sure can make them in Venice, and Ill order one to have there and another to
go. For breakfast, I have oatmeal and fruit salad with yoghurt and honey and nuts, or huevos rancheros. In L.A.,
theres a place that has a great seeded bialy with harissa, a soft fried egg and arugula. Thats a weakness. I take
off the thicker slice of bread. I dont want to eat too much bread. I check my weight every day, so if I find
that its going north, I try to just eat either protein and vegetables or carbohydrates and vegetables.You
dont want to mix protein and carbohydrates because thats when it sticks to you. I do that for three
or four days, and it changes my weight very quickly.With breakfast I like to read The NewYork
Times or The Wall Street Journal or The Washington Post to find out whats happened.
10:30AM My work [schedule] has been extremely irregular since I signed my
contract with Revlon in 1973. Before then, all modelling was by the hour!
I take subways a lot. I much prefer the subway to Uber or taxis
because its faster. I do whatevers convenient and gives

Hutton and
Bottega Venetas
Tomas Maier
havent had a schedule,

really, for 25 years, maybe more.
me more time
on my own. I havent
gotten the subway system in
L.A. down yet.When Im there I
try to stay in my hood. 12:00PM I
dont eat lunch. Ive never been a lady
who lunches. I eat a big breakfast and just go
through until dinner. Id like to get into the habit
of snacking. I keep some bananas around, and I
drink a ton of water. I keep water on both sides of
the bed, in my car, everywhere. Sometimes Ill eat the
odd pear. 2:00PM I dont have a typical afternoon. I
havent had a schedule, really, for 25 years, maybe more. I
spend time seeing friends, going to a movie, reading. If Im
in NewYork, I go to museums. I try to take care of all sorts
of business, which should include emails, but I am quite
remiss about all that. I have no social media whatsoever. Dont
like it. I try to check my emails once a month or, at most,
every couple of weeks. 7:00PM I eat dinner. I go out and
meet friends, or I eat alone with a book. Tonight Im going
out with Anna Deavere Smith. Shes an old friend, and shes
usually going in one direction and Im going in another, so
were always catching up. Im blessed with many great old
friends.They all do different things, but we keep finding one another. Its easier to cook in L.A. I dont know why;
I guess its because I have skylights everywhere. I have a little 1917 beach shack in Venice, and I have, like, seven
skylights. I make pasta usually, with some sort of tomato, mint, hot pepper and orange sauce.Thats a favourite. I
have a nice old kitchen with a giant 1934 Magic Chef stove, and I have friends who come over and cook for
me and cook with me. 11:00PM If Im stressed, Ill try to talk myself into a bath instead of a shower; I have
wonderful tubs and nice oils. If I have a night out with my friends, I am in bed around 11 or 12. Otherwise
Im in bed reading by 8. I read in bed even though they say its bad for you. I read everywhere I am.
I dont sleep easily without reading; Ive read up to eight hours in a single night. Its therapy;
mental travel. I read everything. Ive loved Mark Twain since I was a kid. Also Pound;
Cummings; Genghis Khan: Life, Death, and Resurrection, by John Man; and William S.
BY LAUREN CHRISTENSEN. PHOTOGRAPHY: TPGVIP/CLICK PHOTOS; KEVIN SWEENEY/STUDIO D (JEANS);

Burroughs, whom I knew. What I should not read at night is The Economist
or the Times, though I do.The worlds been burning up for the past
10 years, and that is very hard on your sleep.
Almost Lipstick Levis 501

COURTESY OF BOTTEGA VENETA. STYLING: JUDITH TREZZA
in Black Honey, jeans, Levis

Wedge,
Clinique
Bottega
Veneta
Self-Tanning
Natural & Uniform
Color Towelettes,
Comodynes
Invigorating Night
Transformation
Bag, Bottega Veneta Crme, Ole Henriksen

ALL THE BUZZ
IN FASHION
Edited by Gerald Tan
To say that Valentino is built on many

facets of beauty is an understatement.
I know what women want. They want
to be beautiful, its namesake founder,
Valentino Garavani, once proclaimed.
Grace, elegance and screen-goddess style
have steered the House to great renown; its
prominence taken to more fantastical
heights when Pierpaolo Piccioli and Maria
Grazia Chiuri took over the creative reins in
2008. This lauded partnership may be no
more, but the allure still remains under
Picciolis sole charge. In his first collection since
going solo, Piccioli went back to the essence of
the brand and concocted a variety of ethereal
dresses, some awash in the brightest bursts of
fuchsia and pink, others enriched by British artist
Zandra Rhodes rendition of Hieronymus Boschs The
Garden of Earthly Delights painting. As if to underscore
the fact that beauty is a deeply personal pursuit at
Valentino, each model slung a compact vanity case with a
hidden lipstick slot close to them as they circled the halls
of the Htel Salomon de Rothschild.
The marriage between fashion and art has given birth to yet another
Beek.
quirky collectionthis time courtesy of Marni and Ruth van Beek
Inspired by the Dutch aartists graphic
and colourful body of wwork, the
Italian brand has come up
with an assortment of
H I S
t-shirts, tops and bags T O
Beek s
spliced with van Beeks R Y
C H
creative collages A N
N E
of plants L
and owers. T-shirt, Come
Marni
2019, the Palais
Bag, Marni Galliera will become the rst
and only permanent fashion
museum in France. Located in Paris,
m
itt is partnering with Chanel to build
a new exhibition gallery dedicated The new
space inside
too showcasing the history of fashion. the Palais
This initiative represents a lasting Galliera will
commitment to creation and to the be called
The Gabrielle
strength of Paris, which are at the Chanel Rooms
heart of Chanels business. Supporting in honour of
an institution like the Palais Galliera the Houses
founder
is part of our mission to bring fashion
history to life, said Bruno Pavlovsky,
President of Chanel Fashion. The
Parisian fashion powerhouse will
pledge 5.7 million euros to the
project, which also includes setting
up a learning workshop and
bookstore thatll be open to the
general public all-year round.
Bag, Marni
L U C K Y E I G H T
ION Orchaard turns eight this year Onitsuka Tigers Mexico 66 sneaker gained worldwide fame
and the megaa mall has kicked off an when it made its appearance during the 1968 Olympics.
eight-month lo ong anniversary bash to Paraded on the feet of the Japanese delegation, the shoe
celebrate this momentous milestone. and its distinctive markingshas since gone on to
Eight yeears on, Im very proud become an icon for the
The sneakers knit comes brand. The sneaker is
to say that ION Orchard in various colours
getting a fresh new look
haas cemented its position
this season: The timely
aas the forerunner in the
update is based on the slim
retail scene, explained
silhouette and unique heel
Mr Chris Chong,
wrap of the original model,
CEO of Orchard Turn but the kicks now come
Developments.A series outtted with multi-pattern
off events have been lined knits and a striking white
upfrom exhibitions midsole nish.
su
uch as Burberrys Tales
Sneaker, $229,
of a Trench Coat to Onitsuka Tiger
special shopping deals
Burberry
by beauty brands
February befoore an outdoor concert
2017
in September brings
Burberry the celebrations to a
February
2017
resounding close.

Rodolfo Pa
glia
lun
ga
another round of musical chairs...
GIVENCHY has appointed Clare Waight Keller
as its new Artistic Director.Those expecting a
seamless continuation of Riccardo Tiscis
streetwear-infused aesthetic mustve been
surprised by the announcement:Waight
Keller was known for a girlish and
hippy aesthetic during her tenure at
Chlo, which means big changes are
afoot at the House.
Meanwhile, the post that Waight
Keller has vacated at CHLO will be
filled by Natacha Ramsay-Levi.The
Clare ler
French designer famously worked alongside Waight Kel
Nicolas Ghesquire for
Na
14 years, first at Balenciaga and then Louis
tac
h Vuitton, before taking up the offer to helm the
a brand.The spring/summer 2018 collection
Ra
ms will be her first for Chlo.
ay-L
evi
After three years, Rodolfo Paglialunga
has also parted ways with JIL SANDER.
He is rumoured to be succeeded by
husband-wife duo Luke and Lucie Meier.
The latter is noted for helming Dior
alongside Serge Ruffieux after Raf Simons
Jil Sander spring/summer 2017
departure. Ruffieux has gone on to become
BY GERALD TAN. ADDITIONAL REPORTING BY ABIELLE YEO

CARVENs newest Creative Director.
AND SYED ZULFADHLI. PHOTOGRAPHY: SHOWBIT

L E
A
Y SUMMER LOVIN
O
Julien Calot is a self-taught artist

R
Add these from La Rochelle whose active and

to your waitlist: adventurous lifestyle is portrayed in
The slides will
T L E
retail at $130 his vivid artworks.

Its no surprise then,
that the collection
of scarves he has
T
designed exclusively
A
for Longchamp is
B
brimming with the
same zesty energy.
I approached these
silk scarves as if
they were canvas
paintings. They need
to tell a story, he
You wouldnt
ld usuallyll associate
i UGGGG with
i h slides
lid (its
i sheepskin
h ki said. Even though
boots are what propelled it to fame, after all), but the American the mix of shapes
footwear brand has joined the game and devised its own version and patterns take their cues from surng
of the sandal. Christened the Royale, the slides do not culture and tribal art, theyve been transformed
compromise on quality: Each pair is furnished with Toscana fur in Calots skilled hands into something thats
and comfortable wool lining, which means the slides are perfect undeniably French. Assorted silk scarves, Longchamp
for glamour queens, punk girls and everyone else in-between.

STRANGER THINGS SCS Jubilee Edition
If youre looking to add an element of fun 2017 Swans
to your bag collection, look no further than
Furlas latest offering of arm candies.
Decorated with vibrant prints of ora
and fauna, the bags are a great way to
walk on the wild side. A standout from
the new range? The classic Metropolis
shoulder bag, which is now printed
with the face of a lion, panther,
zebra, monkey or parrot, completed
with tufts of fur to unleash the inner
animal in you.
Swarovskis designer,
Martin Zendron, shares
M
with BAZAAR about his
long-time relationship
with the brand
IN THE BEGINNING I didnt
really think about becoming a
designer at Swarovski. When I was Martin
about 15 years old, I decided to go Zendron
to a college that specialises in glass
art in Austria, where I learned glass-making, cutting,
engraving, painting, and all that. I asked the college if I could
Clockwise from top: Backpack; stay a year longer, the rst request of that sort from any
bag, $330; bag, $750, Furla
student since the school began. They allowed it, so I got the
chance to study there for four years.
I WAS OFFERED A PLACE WITH SWAROVSKI...
About three-and-a-half yyears into working for another
company in Austria. I was unsure in the
beeginning because it was a bit
d
different from what I have learnt
about sculpturing. I was given the
rare chance to speak with Mr
American style he is renowned for, and this Helmut Swarovski face to face, and
SCS
seasons Polo Ralph Lauren line continues to Bear I shared with him my concerns. He
deliver all the timelessness that is a hallmark of Cubs s
said, No problem, Martin, so that
the brand.Growing up,I loved varsity clothes was whenh I decided to go to Swarovski.
but also worn-in jeans and a great,old beat-up HAAVING MY NAME ASSOCIATED
military jacket.Whenever I mix these things WITH SWAROVSKI Is really an
together, they look fresh, new and fun, the honoour, especially when I got to design for
the brands 120th anniversary. I mean, this
designer explained. He configured a series of
is the entire history of Swarovski,
summer separates that are trend-proof:A
shoowing what Swarovski can do.
jumpsuit,souvenir jacket and dresses in olives
THE LATEST SCS (SWAROVSKI
or khakis upped the military tones, while a CRYSTAL SOCIETY) ANNUAL EDITION
checked blazer and knit sweater came tie-dyed COLLECTION IS INSPIRED BY... How swans and
to evoke the carefree vibes of a beach vacation. bears care for their young. Bears are wild, powerful and can
be dangerous, but the mother bear cares a lot for her cubs.
Swans represent a similar idea, but in a more elegant and
beautiful way. We chose swans as the design for Swarovskis
Jubilee Edition because not only is it our logo, were also
making a connection between the collectors and members
of SCS, on the occasion of SCS 30th anniversary. Similarly,
we want to care for them, make them happy, grow with us,
and follow us into the future.
THE FUTURE FOR SWAROVSKI Will have me
pushing the brand in new directions and new levels. It comes
from the heart and its an honour to do it. Hopefully, I can be
The seasons easy pieces include an
embroidered jacket, plus a linen shirt paired part of its future.
with a lightweight jacket and crisp shorts

Each season, Jimmy Choo
invites a personality to
interpret its collection.
For spring/summer
2017, Dakota Fanning
takes on the role of
a modern ower girl
my Choo
Jim
,
Bag
A
At Jimmy
Ji Ch
Choo,
Sandra Choi reignites
the imagination
with a spring/summer
collection that distils
the magic of nature
henever the weekend rolls around into covetable
(and if her schedule allows), Sandra Choi escapes with shoes and bags.
her family to a country cottage just two hours away
from Londons city centre. We drive down the M4 By Gerald TaTan
and get off at Junction 18, the Creative Director of Jimmy Choo told
Harpers BAZAAR.Well go for walks. Its all about the outdoors San
and the greenery. I love this whole indoor-outdoor thing. I like to
da
l, Jim y Ch
bring the outdoors inside and thats always important.
Clearly nature is always at the back of Chois
Clearly, Chois mimind.At work,it informs
her designs for the footwear brand.Itss a recurring influence for me, oo m
she added.With the natural woorld presenting Choi with an infinite number
of possibilities, its no wonder she chose to let Mother Natures
beauty take shape on finnely detailed heels and bags for Jimmy
Choos newest collectionn.
I started by thinkinng about these staggeringly beautiful phenomena
h off nature,
t whoseh only l designer
d i
is evolutionmind-boggglingly gorgeous things, Choi explained.The 21st century has become so fast-
paced that we often forgett to be still enough to look around and marvel at the wonders we co-exist with.
I considered the sensibbility it takes to be attuned to be this kind of beauty; what it takes to have the
perspective both to see it, and in a way, also to be it.
Her train of thought led to the fruition of a collection that is essentially a bold experiment in
form, colour and decoration,
d with quality handiwork forming the core of sensual stilettos, strappy
sandals, flats and eleegant bags. Cut-outs on a shoe-boot envelop the feet like feathers caressed by the
wind while in flightt; a sexy heel is given bold plumage akin to those found on a hummingbird.Taking
natures theme further,
f Choi decorated an envelope clutch with glittery lilac or gold ruffles to
Sa
ndal, Ji m
symbolise thhe lightness of wings and petals. She also studied Falling Gardens, a breathtaking
m
installatioon conceptualised by artists Gerda Steiner and Jrg Lenzlinger, as she put pen to
yC
hoo papper.Traces of the artworks displays of flora and fauna, which hung from the ceiling
of a 17th century Venetian church, blossomed as delicate flower paillettes encircling
towering heels, each exquisite petal as if carried by a gentle breeze.

The
NEWS
Louis Vuittons
ever-inventive Artistic
Director, Nicolas
Ghesquire, is taking the
venerable French fashion
house on a futuristic odyssey.
By Andrew OHagan.
Photographed by Vincent Fournier.

Styled by Florent Buonomano
THE
WORLD
NICOLAS
of

ty was a painting in oils the day I visited Nicolas Ghesquire.
, but the blue sky was made for Paris, the perfect ground for
ings, all that history and all that romance. Paris is the sublime
essence of a dream we want to believe in, that living is a beautiful art, and all the
way to the horizon the rooftops and spires convey a hunger for something
wonderful. On the right bank, steps from the Pont Neuf, on the second floor of
a grand building by Rue de Rivoli, scented candles were burning in the many-
roomed ateliers of Louis Vuitton. In every room, the candles burned, the threads
loopeda golden moment takes many hours.
It tells you a lot about a person, how he walks into a room. (Remember Carly
Simons line about the guy who walks into the party, like [hes] walking onto a
yacht?) It so happens that Nicolas Ghesquire doesnt so much walk into the room,
he rolls in, a ball of energy and openness, and we said hello like two sudden prisoners
of luxury, locked in a giant white room overlooking the Seine. You are the official
winner of the best-office competition, I told him. Bigger than Karl Lagerfelds at
Chanel, nicer than Sarah Burtons at Alexander McQueen, whiter than Mrs. Pradas.
I know. Nice, right? he said, laughing.
The laughter, by the way, is important. During the 15 years he served as Creative
Director of Balenciaga, Ghesquire was better known for his seriousness, his shyness,
and for a near reclusive unwillingness to play the part of the party-boy designer with
celebrity friends. But now there are signs of an upbeat, easier Ghesquire, a man both
sure of his place in the world and comfortable with his own talent. Ghesquire is at
the top of his form, and fresh challenges are like oxygen to him. Newly light on his
second wind, Ghesquire appreciates the amusement that comes with experience, and
he has no end of determination, which I believe will soon lead to a namesake label.
When I asked him, he said as much. But thats the future. For the present, Ghesquire
is the delighted head of Louis Vuitton, a man with the intelligence to question himself
and push for clarity.Youll even see Ghesquire in the company of celebrity pals
nowadays, but the bigger sense you get with him is that his life is falling into place and
his wings are spreading.
Andy Warhol once told a friend of mine how to interview an artist. Ask him 25
questions in the right order, he said. I told Ghesquire this, and he was instantly amused,
so we sat down on a big white sofa, and, in honour of his new lightness, I sent my
questions, written on squares of paper, across to him like paper airplanes. Ghesquire had
had, he told me, a fairly boring upbringing in Loudun, in western France: His father
managed a golf course, and Ghesquire grew up dreaming of life beyond the fairway.
What is home? I asked.
Paris is home, he said. But home is also a nostalgia for adolescence. It is a fantasy,
out of proportion. Your poet Rimbaud said, Life is elsewhere, I reply. Exactly, said
Ghesquire. Its a very good way of seeing it. And theres an addiction now of travelling,
of having a different experience. I dont like to go home anymore to the home of my
childhood because, you know, its a place I will never find again. Even if its there.
Modern fashion designers, the great ones, have to be masters of sculpture and masters
of business, and Ghesquire is a byword for innovation in both. At Balenciaga he made
beautiful clothes, and the company was resurrected.Where Cristbal Balenciaga made the
Louis Vuittons Artistic Director
Nicolas Ghesquire with
box jacket and the sack dress, inventing new looks and silhouettes, Ghesquire offered slim-
the actress Sasha Lane, line pants, structured blazers,Lego shoes, toga dresses and metallic leggings, a brilliant use
one of the faces of the
spring 2017 campaign.
of floral prints, a concentration on utility-wear and what he called the techno bohme,
OPPOSITE: Ghesquire at Oscar using new materials, while selling countless Lariat handbags. He has the golden touch:
Niemeyers 1971 French Communist
Party headquarters in Paris
Invention coupled with what is known as merchantability. I was keen to know where he
got it from, the supreme command, the creative aplomb. Did he glean some of it from the
All clothes and accessories
worn throughout the shoot
people he worked with at the beginning, Jean Paul Gaultier, Agns B.? I was very young
are by Louis Vuitton when I worked with Agns, he said.I was just observing. But from Jean Paul I got a sense

of yes, the right word is control. He was in control of almost
everything. He was conducting the band and creating something
that belonged to him. He was at the helm. I hate the word
consultation. I dont know what it means.
He told me that resurrecting Balenciaga was difficult.
It was a transmission; I was carrying on for someone.
I probably underestimated how difficult it was.You just go
for it at age 25, and the context allowed my determination
to work. I am proud of it. I take responsibility for having
put Balenciaga back on the map, with integrity.
He is clearly proud of that achievement, but the
pressure it brought on himand the legal dispute that
engulfed him when he left the company in 2012
presents a conundrum that is typical of the fashion
world. How does a creative person pursue an individual
vision while being answerable both to the tradition
of a house and its commercial aims? It was quite
confusing, to be honest with you, he said. I got
lost in that. Sometimes I thought the company
was me, it was mine, it was not a heritage, we
were the same object, we shared the same DNA.
Then I realised I was wrong: Its a marriage that
can fail. I was happy but suffering too, not sure
whether I was trapped or free.
Perhaps freedom grows with wisdom.
Ghesquire is now 45,and he appears to take
pleasure in the challenge of time passing,and,
as always,that enjoyment is filtering into his work.I asked Ghesquire considers himself lucky to have strong partners at Louis
him about that sense of growth, and how it applied to Vuitton, people whose daring permits him to take the energy and the
the question of women getting older.As a woman craft of old couture and make it new.Im talking about our ambassadors,
gets older, he said,its more about style than fashion. he told me, smiling with his blue eyes. He means his musesthe actresses
A woman knowing herself more and more, and Sasha Lane and Rila Fukushima (both photographed here), Catherine
looking for new things,is getting into her own personal Deneuve, La Seydoux, as well as Michelle Williams and AliciaVikander
style, being more than just a fashion addict. Im women who embody the ethos that matters to him.These girls are not
interested in that. Yet it must be difficult to create scared.They dont just want to wear a boring dress on every red carpet.
original designs in a world obsessed with familiarity. Some fashion people are all instinct, but Ghesquire is also a thinker:
I asked if haute couture was still possible. When you ask him a question, he hunts down the answer.
SEE WHERE TO BUY FOR DETAILS. HAIR: LAURENT PHILIPPON. MAKEUP: CHRISTELLE COCQUET.
I dont think so, he said.Haute couture At Vuitton he has resources that match his perfectionism.The catwalk
corresponded with a world that was changing shows are sumptuous and often sublime affairs, with a deep gloss to them.
radically, and those women were brave.They I remember one of his first runway shows for Vuitton, in the fall of 2014.
wanted to have a new shape.They were I visited the set at the Fondation Louis Vuitton in the Bois de Boulogne
conscious of wanting to be opinion leaders. after midnight, and the carpenters were still hard at work, sawing and
PRODUCTION: NICOLAS POLLET-VILLARD/TOOLBOX PRODUCTIONS
Today its more about embellishment.The drilling, only hours before the show. Next morning: Perfection reigned.
endless situation of the red carpet, its a The show was a poetic masterpiece, a hall of mirrors, with young faces
constant celebration, and for me that is looking down from video screens quoting lines from the David Lynch
problematic:The more you celebrate, the film, Dune. Many of his collections rely on the clean lines and the
less you get a sense of what there is to dreamscapes of an unknown space-age future. He likes science fiction.
Rila Fukushima celebrate. I understand its importance, Ive always believed in a creative dimension, he said. It is where we
at Villa Cavrois.
OPPOSITE: A but its not the real sense of couture. go. The parallel world more often has to do with anticipation than
levitating Hannah Couture was the matrix,and that doesnt anything else.
Elyse at Villa
Cavrois, the 1932 exist anymore.Still,it was amazing how And what is the fashion world, if not the element of pure anticipation
Robert Mallet- Saint Laurent or Ungaro, for example, made solid? In a sense, Ghesquire has become a philosopher of luxury,
Stevens modernist
architectural gem brought that excellence into ready- trying to refresh, renew, remake a brand of goods with an old story and
in Croix, France to-wear. an old patrimony but with a futuristic reality. There are women and men

take responsibility for having put Balenciaga back on the map, with integrity.
in Queens or Lyon who dream of having one of his bags as part of their does not come for free.You have to
self-transformation.Thats right, he said.It makes you feel better. fight for it.Vuitton was always about
They know theres a creativity.With Vuitton the scale of this expression travel, but are the worlds borders
is so large that it becomes super-interesting. People can feel they are part closing? Fear is the enemy, he said.
of a community. Ghesquire recognises it is the weight of the past Fear of outsiders is the worst thing.
being filtered by young minds that makes influential fashion houses. Fear of the other is what much of the
He smiled, played with a hole at the wrist of his sweater.Troublemakers, world is saying today, but from the
he said,often become a great reference in classicism. street, people are saying, The world has
His ambition atVuitton is to make clothes for modern women on the to be mixed. A generation is saying that.
move. For a long time I was considered a niche designer, he said. I trust youngness in that way.
I adored this, but today I want to create things that touch people on a Ghesquire loves a strange and
larger scale. He wants his designs to be more edgy and work from season unexpected idea. For the Harpers BAZAAR
to season, he told me. Ghesquires aim is to incarnate Frances aristocratic shoot, he was excited to work with the artist
savoir-faire along with todays very young, free style. He is too shy to say Vincent Fournier. Theres something so
he was programmed for fame, but he admits that it is his natural element cinematic about his intelligence, he said.
and that he felt relieved when success came. It is what I love, he said. I love working with creative minds that are
And when I go home in the evening and observe what I did during the so open!The shoot took place at Villa Cavrois,
day, I feel super happy. I still have the same emotion I did when it was a 1930s modernist house designed by Robert
fresh.But can success be oppressive? I ask him.Oh, yes, he said.You Mallet-Stevens, and also at Oscar Niemeyers
oppress yourself. If I dont surprise myself, I feel quite bad.The clock is 1971 French Communist Party headquarters, a
oppressive, but I want to do timeless pieces.You have emotion, and you wondrous creation that perfectly meets Ghesquires
create a desirethat is my job. Ghesquire is not a political animal, but futuristic aesthetic.When I asked Fournier about
he understands that freedom is worth standing up for and that progress it, the artist said he was fascinated by Ghesquires
obsession with time and mutation.His work
is very linked to the future, Fournier said,
having a strong sense of anticipation but always
with a connection to the past.
By the end of our conversation, the hole in
Ghesquires sweater was bigger, yet he seemed at
home with both past achievements and new
possibilities.Whats your biggest fear? I asked him.
Abandonment.
Not much chance of that now.
He shrugged.The old smile returned. Certain
kinds of people, especially perhaps boys from the
backwater, never really believe the past is over.The
past is always waiting. But it was a joy to see him at the
centre of Paris, with his success glaring around him, an
affirmation of his brightest dreams. I remember observing
Ghesquire at the end of the cruise show he did for
Vuitton in Monaco in 2014. He appeared to have emerged
from a period of exhaustion, from a bruising encounter
with Balenciaga and a trial of self-questioning.The show
took place in a specially made glass box in front of the royal
palace. The runway was constructed of clear panels with
images of water flowing underneath.The new clothes looked
as if they carried the same pacific feel of a clean, easy tomorrow,
an optimism Ghesquire was willing into existence.When he
sprinted down the runway to take his applause, he seemed
almost shy of such optimism, but he was already living it.
As you get older, he told me, your sense of editing gets more
and more refined. And its interesting to follow that refinement.
Into the future? I asked. Oh, yes, he said. That is
the future.

NEWS
The
UTE is m
aking
A
drew
T
n
aul A
H TRO
dP
of min
state
t e c t ural
, archi
O
ech
igh-t
T
ith ah
pdated w
p, u
ma nshi
afts
ls of cr
ve
Mar
y inntention has always been to
create shoes for women to feel beautiful, confident and
strong,and to be able too dance all night long, says Paul
Andrew.True enough, thats what guests did at a star-
studded soire in Seoul,throw wn to mark his debut collection
for Salvatore Ferragamo.The British shoe s extraordinaire was recently named the Italian Houses Womens Footwear Clockwise from left:
Vara pumps in a
Design Director, the first ever individuual honoured with this responsibility since the shoemaker of dreams himself, rainbow of shades.
Salvatore Ferragamo.My concept foor this collection was to highlight what made Salvatore such a profound and A sketch of the
curvaceous F Wedge
ground-breaking presence in his fieldnot to reinvent, but to introduce this beautiful Italian heritage brand to a pump. Paul Andrew,
new generation,Andrew explain ns. He took inspiration from a vault of 15,000 archival pieces to reimagine a Ferragamos Womens
esign
Footwear Desig
wardrobe of dressing, a series of o sharply designed groups that cater to the many facets of todays Ferragamo Directo ctor. The F
woman. Sensual, luxurious and sculptural are just a few romantic adjectives that encapsulate what Andrew has wedge in bootie forrm
reconsidered for 2017:The kidd leather and satin Kimo sock-bootie, which Signor Ferragamo creat eatedd after
seeing geishas wearing socks with sandals in Japan in the 1930s; the uber-contemporary sneakker boot; the
intricately laser-cut leather sandal; and the F wedge, which stands supreme on booties, pumps p and
thigh-high boots.All of thiis, engineered with an ultra-durable flower-shaped column heel thats been
galvanised in a car factory; and in-built memory foam for elevated comfort.Salvatore travelllled to
the States in 1914 to studyy anatomy so that he could come back and create the most
comfortable and fabulous shhoes in the market. I share the same ideals; and now, l
with each shoe in this collection completely redesigned,
i n Seou
e
the fit, beaauty and comfort, for me,
e r s mor shoes that make
shouldd be the best ever,
isc o v a woman not only look
he affffirms. oh d beautiful, confident and strong,
Da na K but alsofeelbeautiful, confident and

paid attention strongtheFerragamowoman
mo.
raga
after the CFDA awards demonstrates and values these traits
er last June.It came down to a mix enormously. She demands a balance of
or F
ion f
of values and timing being in sync.We had thoughtful, comfortable design with the
olle ct a few conversations and it felt right on both most luxurious materials.
ear c
sides to embark on this adventure.
What are some of the key cuts, shapes
t fo otw How would
you describe your

How would you sum up your design and curves in this collection?
debu personal evolution and the identity in a few words? One of my favorite styles from the
wit h his design journey that has led you up In all my designs, be it for Ferragamo or collection is an updatedversion of the
t str ides If someone had

to this point?
At the start of my career, I was fortunate
my eponymous brand, three words bring
me back to the core of my aesthetic: Chic,
F wedge, a heel that Salvatore originally
created in the 1940s. Its curved,
grea told you 10 years ago
that youd be designing for
enough to work with amazing design
mentors.Each of them had specific fortes
elegant and joyful. I find that whenever a
shoe doesnt seem quite right during the
feminine-form silhouette was a marvel
of architectural engineering at that time.
Ferragamo, what would you have said? that gradually inspired my own aesthetic: design process, it is usually missing one of My new version of the heel, thanks to the
I would have been elated and humbled, Alexander McQueen with his boundless those components. technology available today, is higher,
as I am today. Ferragamo has been an creativity, Narciso Rodriguez for his clean, more under-slung, and has been coated
iconic reference for shoe design and sexy aesthetic, and Calvin Klein for his What about Ferragamos heritage has left with a galvanised metal finish that was
craftsmanship for nearly a century. It is a unwaveringcommitment to minimalistic the deepest impression on you? applied in a car factory.
great honour and huge responsibility to be design. With Donna Karan though, where I I have always felt that the Ferragamo
invited to lead the creative vision for the was the head of design for shoes and house is so unique, not only because of its The best shoemakers in the world are
future of its womens shoe division. accessories for 10 years, I was pushed to storied past and design heritage, which are men. What makes them so good?
think about comfort, and the needs and still very much relevant today, but its Male or female, designing womens shoes
What is your earliest memory of design desires of a real woman. It wasnt about also unique in todays industry landscape holds an enormous responsibility to
and craftsmanship? Did this first spark creating shoes that made her into an object of mega fashion conglomerates that dedicate oneself to craftsmanship and
your passion of shoemaking? for male consumption; it was about operate long inventories of brands. What wearability. Salvatore Ferragamo was
Fashion has always been my first interest celebrating every aspect of the I like is the balance of a world-class brand, uncompromising with these qualitiesI am
and my career path became clear quite woman,including her need for comfort. with world-class appeal, and a house that simply embracing and building upon his
early in life. My father was the Queens Thats something that has become still remains very true and close to its roots. design philosophy. He constantly sought
upholsterer at Windsor Castle, and being incredibly important to my collection. innovation by combining technology and
constantly surrounded by luxurious textiles I launched my eponymous brand in Who is the Ferragamo woman this craftsmanship. High-tech meets high-craft
and artisan craftsmanship was an 2013.Ferragamo had apparently been collection was fashioned for? has become my overarching design
enormousinfluence. following my work since then, but really My intention has always been to create principle to take the brand forward.

BAZAAR SHOWCASE
C
Simple, easy an
d utterly effortlessChlo
s spring/summer
Photographed by
2017 collection is
I
every girls drea
m come true.
Gan. Styled by W
indy Aulia
(Left) Gaufr top;
gaufr skirt.
(Right) Cotton top;
cotton skirt
OPPOSITE: (Left)
Silk organza dress;
calfskin Niko
sandals; suede
calfskin Mini Faye
backpack. (Right)
Silk organza top;
silk organza skirt;
calfskin Niko
sandals; suede
calfskin Small Nile
bracelet bag
BAZAAR SHOWCASE
(Left) Cotton dress.

(Right) Crepe voile dress
OPPOSITE: (Left) Georgette dress; calfskin
Niko sandals. (Right) Cotton jersey sweater;
cotton twill shorts; calfskin Niko sandals
Models: Fiona Fussi/Basic Models,

Layla Ong/Basic Models
Hair and Makeup: Grego/Indigo Artisans
using La Biosthetique Paris at Glamour
Salon System and Laneige
Assistant stylist: Gracia Phang
Fashion interns: Tiffany Tan, Abielle Yeo
Shot at Oakwood Studios Singapore

Earrings,
Cartier
RUNW
WAY TO
O
REALWAY
Necklace, Edited by Gerald Tan
Chanel
Ring,
Tiffany & Co.
Clutch,
Bulgari
6 S PRETTY
Y WOMAN
Combined with the ash of gold
Coat,
Max Mara and the glitter of diamonds,
a timeless coat in sweet
hues of blush lends a regal
re
and ladylike
ladylike attitude.
Bag
strap,
Fendi
Gloves,
Balenciaga
Watch,
Omega
Coat, $1,740,
Huishan Zhang at
Matchesfashion.com
Bag,
Delvaux
Arizona Muse shows

Shoe, Dior
that one neednt go
to great lengths to
look awless

Keep the
look simple
and let the
prints shine Bag,
Balenciaga
MOVEMENT
anings
Show your artistic lea
with vivid prints and
Scarf,
optical swirls. Herms
Sunglasses,
Louis Vuitton
A high
slit lends
sexinesss
to the
outt
Elevate the
look with posh
slides
Dress,
Warehouse
Bootie,
Bally
Dare to bare
with a sultry
lingerie set
Contrast the sensuality of a see-

through dress with a boyish
checked d sshirt and sneakers.
Shirt, Saint Laurent by
Anthony Vaccarello
hen nish off
Then ff the look with a
p
pretty choker or
heavy-duty
earrings.
Earrings,
Alexander
McQueen
Dress, Topshop
Bag,
$4,200,
Cline
Sneaker, Isabel Marant

toile at Club21
Necklace,
Dior

Ring,
Atelier
Take a Swarovski
statement
dress out of
the ballroomm
and onto thehe
streets by
pairing it with a trusted
pair of denim jeans.
Earrings,
Lanvin
Jeans,
Liu Jo
Dress, about $1,055,

Caroline Constas
at Net-a-Porter
Whether your
Pump, jeans are cut
Jimmy Choo skinny or loose,
the overall effect
still looks good
Bag, Bally
A pair of The minimalist Bag,

funky boots vibe of Braun
completes olive works Bffel
the equation wonders
A summer esse ential,
the slip dress, now
comes embolde ened
with striking colours.
Match with equ ually
impressive-lookking
accessories succh as
futuristic boots or Dress, about
a ashy clutch. $744, Ellery at
Net-a-Porter
Dress,
Earrings, about $771,
Dior Goen J at
Moda
Operandi
Bracelet,
Herms
S
Bra,
DKNY The sheath dress,
BY GERALD TAN. PHOTOGRAPHY: SHOWBIT
in muted tones,
is primed for optimal
performance at
meetings. Off-kilter
details such as a belted Heel, Malone Souliers
at Pedder
Clutch, waist, gentle folds and On Scotts
Prada ruffles render it perfect
for after-work parties.

Sunglasses, Skirt, Diane von
Michael Kors Furstenberg
Necklace,
Givenchy
by Riccardo
Tisci
The New
York Yankees
cap is a
signature
Top, Topshop
Sandal,
Alexander Wang
Throw on a
vintage-looking Bag, Mulberry
cardigan for
some retro air
Score a home run with this versatile head topper
Brooch, $1,700,
Mention baseball caps and images of hip-hop moguls whove Saint Laurent by
adopted the sporty headgear come to mind. But for a more Anthony Vaccarello
feminine proposition, we have Madonna and Geena Davis to

turn to.The duos appearance in A League of Their Own, a 1992
film about a womens baseball team duringWorldWar II,
showed that the cap can look great with pin-up curls and a
sassy attitude.These days, the baseball cap isnt an excuse for bad
hair days anymore, always hitting the mark as a wardrobe MVP
when paired with cut-out sweaters, ladylike skirts and edgy Joan Smalls
boots. For added height, pick a trucker-style cap with a higher opts for a
monochrome
crown and wear it mid-forehead.With fall/winter 2017 being scheme to
BY GERALD TAN. PHOTOGRAPHY: SHOWBIT

the season of hats (Dior, Prada and Loewe showed options give her outt
a sleek look
aplenty), consider this your head start to the game.
Madonna in a still from

A League of Their Own
Cap, $111, Nasaseasons

at Luisaviaroma Earrings,
Swarovski
Cap,
Chanel
Sweater,
DKNY
Shorts,
$99.90,
H&M
Boot, Louis Vuitton

BAZAAR SHOWCASE
Playing with laser-cut orals and hand-woven lace embellishments, Roger Viviers
spring/summer 2017 collection purrs with chic insouciance.
Photographed by Alwin Oh.

Styled by Gracia Phang
(From left to right) PVC and Guipure
Slidy Viv sandal, $2,140; linen and
Guipure Pilgrim clutch, $4,080; leather
Podium Guipure bootie, $2,050; leather
Viv Cabas Guipure bag, $4,550
BAZAAR SHOWCASE
(From left to
right) Bote de
Nuit Bracelet
clutch, $6,310;
leather and
Guipure Photocall
bag, $3,710;
silk satin Sin
pump, $2,790;
silk satin and
Guipure Rabat
slippers, $2,520
Model:
Cheesecake
Styling
assistants:
Tiffany Tan,
Abielle Yeo
It was the crucial job interview of my 20s, and I had nothing to wear. My dream,
that summer of 1963, was to be hired by Eugenia Sheppard, the womens feature
editor of the New York Herald Tribune and the nations top fashion cop.Two things
I had been warned that Sheppard found unsightly: Old people and pregnant
women. I was young, but I was pregnant.Very.
I stayed up half the night before, sewing an orange-and-purple-striped
knockoff of a Marimekko tent dress. I remembered a pregnant Jacqueline
Kennedy wearing something like it during the 1960 presidential campaign.
That dress freed me to fake confidence. Sheppard even gave me a (back-
handed?) compliment on my choice.
Interesting colour combination.
I got the job.
Dont we all present a fake front in our 20s when were trying to
block the thought,What happens when they find out I dont know
what they think I know? I learned early that fashion can be our
head fake. Being a journalist gave me license to dress to play the
Salvatore part of the cultural outlaws I covered.To blend in with the
Ferragamo streetwalkers who were terrorising the upscale blocks around
spring/
summer the Waldorf in the late 60s, I pulled on blue suede hot pants
2017 and white vinyl go-go boots. I was in my early 30s, well past
prime time for harlots. But I actually began to like my short
shorts and matching jackets and, yes, the high-heeled boots
that brought me up in the world.When that look later
rose from the streets into It girls closets, I started to trust
my instincts for dressing more freely, no matter how
old I was.
As a divorce, I began keeping company with a
man-about-town who loved womens fashion. He
took me to Emporio Armani and introduced me
to grown-up, elegant glamour. I cant forget the
tomato-red pantsuit that I would never have had
Off-White spring/
summer 2017
Gail Sheehy discovers that fashions possibilities bloom,

rather than wilt, with each passing decade

oodbye to grey and beige scarves.
I wasnt going to age in neutrals.
the nerve to try on. My beau, seated in the sugar daddy armcchair, said appreciatively
of the flattering fit, Its pretty enough to wear out to dinnner.
Many dates later, my beau, soon to become my husbaand, confessed,Once
you let me buy you that pantsuit, I couldnt pass a ladies-shhop window without
seeing you in whatever the mannequin was wearing.You hooked me! I didnt
remind him that Id paid for the pantsuit. From then on, I wore bright colours,
especially at night, when everyone else was a blur of blackk. Goodbye to those
grey and beige scarves. I wasnt going to age in neutrals.
By the time I hit the menopausal passage, no mattter how religiously
I did Pilates, I couldnt button my skinny jeans.A rinng of flesh circling
my midriff followed me around as faithfully as one oof Jupiters moons.
When the hormonal chaos settled down in post-meenopause, I found
that it was quite possible to become lean again. Prooff? I was shopping
for some great pants to wear to my 55th-birthday party.The saleswoman
at Saks Fifth Avenue brought out a pair of blackk leather pants.
REALLY? But they slithered over my thunder thhighs and it felt
like a second skin.
Those leather pants became my winter staple.When I went
to the very corporate office of a woman edito or, wearing a
slithery silk shirt over them, she was insultinglly envious:I
couldnt get away with dressing like that.
For many women today, the 60s offers a rouute to fearless
outspokenness. I so admire Elizabeth Warren foor plunging
into electoral politics in her early 60s. For m me, that was
the caregiver stage. My beloved husband was w battling
cancer. We had moved from high-heeled NewYork N
to Berkeley, California, where I felt reborn as a biker
chick (only a two-wheeler), wearing tees, tiights and
Arche sandals. Any excuse to get into flatt shoes is
worth taking.
I n my 7 0 s , my
countercultural approach
to ageing has been simple:
Dress as young as you feel.
Sure, some days I feel a
hundred and never get out
of my gym clothes. But
most days I still wear
bright turquoise and boots
or stacked-heel sandals in
summer to compensate
for the inches Ive lost.
And I still havent given
away my leather pants!
Just this past New
Years Eve, I felt the
confidence of age to wear
PHOTOGRAPHY: SHOWBIT
them to a party. A man I Haider Ackermann

hardly knew began talking Make high waisted spring/summer 2017
leather pants work
to me about tantric sex. for day by keeping
I went to bed early. the length cropped
and casual
Alone. Smiling.

Rihanna at
Diors fall/winter
2017 show
WINDS OF CHANGE
Annabelle Fernandez
looks at the evolution
of beauty ideals
ANNABELLE FERNANDEZ
Sub Editor
at makes a beauty icon? I found myself wondering as we embarked

Beyonc n our Beauty at Every Age issue. Style icons are straightforward
ing at the
perform ys 2017 m Jane Birkins love affair with denim to Kate Moss rock chick
Gramm
our, it boils down to what you wear, and how you wear it. But
e we often wax lyrical about those whose style we love, it seems
tions on those whose makeup and grooming choices inspire us.
Constance Naturally, I turned to Google for the answers. Site after site devoted to descriptions of
Wu at the
Critics Choice Audrey Hepburn, Marilyn Monroe, Brigitte Bardot, Sophia Loren and the like emerged.
Awards 2016 Ranging from fresh-faced gamine to va-va-voom sex symbols, no one can deny that these
icons of old Hollywood epitomised beauty in the 50s and 60s. But looking through these
lists, one would think the world had ceased to produce any beauties after 1970which,
obviously, is not the caseand that the beauty ideal did not stray far from a certain mould.
Bella H Dissatisfied with what I found online, I took my query to the office.After an impromptu
D
on the adid out
street poll with
w my colleagues, I realised two things: 1) the online discourse on beauty icons doesnt
s
necesssarily translate in real life and 2) just as everyone has their own definition of what a style
icon is,so too does it work the same way for beauty.Faye Wong said Senior Beauty Writer,
Joycee Cheo.With her own penchant for pixie crops and experimental approach to beauty,
Meryl Streep its easy to see why she would look to the Chinese chanteuse. I didnt even have to ask
at the Golden
Globes 2017 Liffestyle Editor Dana Koh to know her answer would be Bella Hadid, whose slick centre
paarting and flawless eye makeup are a perfect match for Danas beauty look.
While the stars of before might have espoused the same over-arching beauty ideals,
thhe ones of today run a wider spectrum.Theres no better example of this than Bella and
heer sister, Gigi. Born to a Palestinian father and a Dutch mother, the Hadid sisters are two
off the most famous Instagirls around, and their looks couldnt be more different. One is
a fresh-faced blonde, the other, a brunette with feline featuresand there is room for
bboth (and more) in the ongoing beauty conversation.
Take Beyonc and Rihanna:These beauty chameleons push the envelope each time
they appear in public; their looks instantly broken down for women from Shanghai to
Sydney to try at home. Sometimes, literallyevery product used to achieve Beys
Grammys 2017 look was later revealed online so us mere mortals could actually dream
PHOTOGRAPHY: NYEN (PORTRAIT); SHOWBIT, TPGVIP/CLICK PHOTOS
of recreating that incandescent glow.

In 2017, mere mortals in Asia can also look at the red carpet and see faces that actually
look like us: Priyanka Chopra, Constance Wu, CL Each as stunning as the next, breaking
bounndaries and making strides for women across the world with their every appearance.
And as we continute to root for Meryl Streep and her ever-growing collection of awards,
A
we allso have the privilege of seeing her age in front of us; alongside people like Madonna,
Susan n Sarandon, Julianne Moore... Each with a strong sense of self, without ever giving a
damnn about what anyone else thinksshowing us what the phrase beauty at every age
ong
Faye W es meanns.As Diane von Furstenberg put it in her book, The Woman I Wanted to Be,There is a
t C lin er
a
/summ Priyanka saying that with age, you look outside what you are inside...Your wrinkles reflect the roads
spring ow Chopra at the
h
2017 s Oscars 2017 you haveh taken; they form the map of your life.And that, ladies and gentlemen, is how I
believvebeauty icons are made. Send me your comments on Instagram: @neonwatermelon

PA N D O R A p r e s e nt s
FRESH
IMPACT
Nothing worth doing comes easy. These four dynamic
self-starters exemplify that by pursuing what they love
and inspiring others to do the same along the way.
Photographed by Gan. Styled by Debby Kwong
JAIME LEE
Founder of The Paper Bunny
I believe There will never be a this is it.

As you progress, you celebrate little milestones,
and you keep looking for the next one. Weve
been very privileged to work with international
personalities and good brands. That makes me
proud; its a sign of appreciation and approval
that The Paper Bunny is no longer a small
passion project.
I create For the customer with great style
and a great mind. We hope to inspire not just
through quotes, but also through design and the
way we create beautiful and meaningful things
that are practical for their everyday lives.
I am motivated by Knowing that I am called
to be here at this moment; to reach women from
different walks of life. When tough times come,
knowing your purpose keeps you going.
The greatest joy Of having your own
business is the ability to create something of
your own. Seeing the work of your hands reach
people is very precious.
I never Imagined we would be selling
products across the world, even to countries
like South Africa and Guatemala. It would be
amazing to see The Paper Bunny becoming a
global brand, more than it is now.
Becoming a mother Has shown me even
more how humans have a great capacity to
adapt. We only have 24 hours a day, and a child
demands so much out of you, but you just adapt
and manage life as best as you know how.
Do Embrace who you are. At every point of
our lives, we are equipped with different skills
and gifts, and its all for a purpose. I could have
said, Im not business trained, therefore I cant
do business. But my legal training equipped me
in so many ways: How I think, reason, speak.
Whatever you have is enough to do great things;
you dont have to wish you were someone else.
Top; skirt, H&M
All jewellery worn throughout the shoot are

from PANDORA Spring/Summer 2017 collection
SARA WEE
Lead singer of 53a and teacher
Growing up, I was inspired

By Alanis Morissette, Gwen
Stefani and Shirley Manson.
They show that you dont have to
be feminine and conform to what
people think is girly, and yet still
be cool. In the industry, youre
expected to dress a certain way.
Dress a bit sexier? No, I cannot.
Shine by Being patient,
forgiving and purposeful. You
can solve a lot of lifes problems
[that way]. Things may not go
your way, but take a step back,
breathe and think if its worth
getting upset over, or if you can
just let it go.
I stay true to myself by
Not being complacent. Dont get
swept up in the fun and the fame;
its important to keep going back
to why youre doing it in the rst
place. You can get money and
success a lot faster by doing
certain things, but it could make
you lose what you are about.
Dont be a sell-out.
Some misconceptions
About musicians is that
were always late; that were
rock n roll people who party
all night. Were also not
jukeboxes. We cant play
everything and anything. And
being a musician is not a last
resort; its a conscious decision.
The greatest joy Is the fact
that I can be a full-time musician,
have a nose ring and purple
hair, and have very conventional
parents who are proud of me. Its
hard to do this without a support
system, especially when youre
rst starting out.
The goal is to To see our
music go beyond our shores.
But maybe thats not my calling;
maybe its to teach and mentor
like what Im doing at LASALLE
College of the Arts and Timbre
Music Academy.
Do What you feel you excel
in. If you have a day job and you
think youre good at music, go
nd a gig. I know of people who
have had a career change late in
life, and still excel [at it]. Do what
you think youre good at and do it
damn well.
Dress, Bimba Y Lola

PA N D O R A p r e s e nt s
ANDREA CHONG
Social media inuencer
I never Wanted to be a blogger

or social media inuencer. I grew up
wanting to be a teacher. It all began with
a hosting gig and modelling for online
stores. I started taking photos of my
outts, people started following me for
what I was wearing, then it took over my
life and became a career.
I like to explore Unconventional
travel destinations. I went on a safari in
South Africa where I saw lions up close
and tried zebra meat. I got to sleep
under the stars in the Sahara Desert,
and I loved Chefchaouen in Morocco
its the blue version of Santorini.
I stay true to myself by Telling
myself Im not doing the best that I can.
I set a very high standard for myself;
I need to be better, be it when it comes
to writing, shooting or creating content.
My philosophy is I work hard, I
dont play at all. The opportunity cost
of taking a break is too much. Im young,
I dont believe in off-days or weekdays
You should be lucky that theres work.
You should be paranoid if theres
no work.
A typical day for me is Waking up
at 5:30am and sleeping around 11pm.
I have no social life. I started working at
17, so that has always been my focus.
I send my dad and boyfriend to work,
do some shoots and spend the rest of
the day replying emails, coming up
with concepts or attending meetings.
The goal is to Be behind the
camera, working on the production and
creation of content that I have control
over. I also want to be a mum, Id be a
total soccer mum. I value family time a
lotI always make it a point to have at
least one meal a day with my dad.
Do What you love; do what makes
you happy. But if you want to make
it your career, be smart and savvy
about it. Think about how you can
make it protable.
Dress, H&M
NG YI LIAN
Florist and personal stylist
I am inspired By an amalgamation of everything

I see, feel and hear.
Style is All about comfort. I like minimalism and
menswear-inspired pieces, and nothing too body-
hugging. Its sexier to conceal than reveal.
I stay true to myself by Knowing how to say no.
I have a particular style of arrangement and like to
use certain kinds of owers. So when customers
give me a budget that doesnt make nancial sense
to me, Id rather say no to the transaction. Once
youve decided on the direction of your business,
you have to stick to it.
I am motivated by The fact that I get to do
what I love. Whether your business is a success
or failure is entirely up to you. You have to own it.
Its okay if you make mistakes, because
thats how you learn. You see the results of
everything that you work hard for, which is
really rewarding. If youre going to work
hard, why not do it for yourself?
The greatest challenge
Is overcoming my insecurities.
Like a work of art, each piece
I create is subjective. The
insecurity of whether people will
like what I do hits me every time.
You dont hear from clients if
something is good, only if there
are complaints. The only way
you know if they like it is if
they come back to you. At the
end of the day, you have to tell
yourself, I like it and Im proud
of it. You cant seek validation
from everyone.
The goal is to Have
another shop-in-shop concept,
do bigger events and create
bigger installations.
Do Go out of your comfort
zone. I style some private
clients, and when I suggest
certain pieces to them, they
say, Thats not me or give
other excuses. Why hire
me then? Just give it a
shotyou never know
how things will turn
out, so dont limit
your options.
Dress, Tory Burch
Makeup and Hair:

Manisa Tan/Palette Inc
Manicure: Audrey Wee
Photography assistants:
Samsidi Baderi, Loy Kok Wee
The rst 21 readers
TO SUBSCRIBE
TO 12 issues of
HARPERS BAZAAR
SINGAPORE AT
$64.80 WILL
RECEIVE A
HAIRCARE SET
WORTH $237*. SINGAPORE
ST R EET ST Y L E
G OE S T O T H E
R E D C A R PE T
T H E R E T U R N OF
B ODY C ON
I fear not being hon

G E T G L OW I N G
SK I N
A head of full, luscious and bouncy ti
es
nf
ron
t of
the c
ame
ra
Kate
Hud
son
THE
hair is the denition of hair goals,
no matter what your age. Get the ISSUE
APRIL 2017 $5.40
FA S H ION M E ETS F I LM
BIG - S C R E E N T R E N D S
mane of your dreams with LOral T O K N OW N OW
Professionnels Serioxyl range

of thickening hair products. Apply Denser Hair Gelee
daily to stimulate hair bulb activity and hydrate the scalp.
Containing Aminexil and Black Shou Wu, Black & Full is
a scalp rejuvenating essence that reduces hair loss while
promoting the production of black pigments in hair. Finally,
boost hair growth and enhance scalp health with the Fuller
Hair kit, consisting of a Clarifying Shampoo, Bodifying
Conditioner and Densifying Mousse.
* Promotion is for 12 print issues delivered to a local address. Promotion ends 15 May, 2017. Terms and conditions apply.
Subscribe now at harpersbazaar.com.sg

@HARPERSBAZAARSG HARPERSBAZAARSINGAPORE HARPERSBAZAARSG
Edited by Charmaine Ho
WELS WATCHES
Gold Juste un Clou

torque necklace;
pink gold Ecrou de
Cartier bracelet;
white gold Ecrou de
Cartier bracelet; steel
and gold Santos 100
watch, Cartier. Blazer;
top, Bottega Veneta. Bikini
bottom, stylists own
Master the art of timeless elegance

with masculine timepieces and modern jewellery.
Photographed by Gan. Styled by Windy Aulia

Pink gold, diamond and
chrysoprase Jeux de Liens
pendant necklace; pink gold
Dandy watch; ceramic, white
gold and diamond Liens ring,
Chaumet. Coat, Salvatore
Ferragamo. Bra, stylists own.
Sneaker, Tods
OPPOSITE: (On her) NTPT
carbon, red gold and diamond
RM 07-01 Carbon TPT Gem-Set
watch, Richard Mille. Parka, Dior
Homme. (On him) Ceramic, white
gold and diamond RM 037 ATZ
Ceramic watch, Richard Mille.
Pants, BOSS
White gold medium Coco Crush ring
(worn on necklace); beige gold and
diamond Boy.Friend watch; gold small
Coco Crush ring; steel Boy.Friend
Tweed watch; white gold and diamond
small Coco Crush ring; beige gold and
diamond medium Coco Crush ring;
jacket; Chanel. Top, stylists own
OPPOSITE: Silver Tiffany Hardwear
Bead ring; steel Tiffany East West Mini
watch; silver Tiffany Hardwear Bead
cuff, Tiffany & Co. Jacket, H&M
See Where to Buy for details
Model: Huda Ali; Lucas/AVE

Hair and Makeup: Sha Shamsi/
Indigo Artisans using YSL Beauty
and LOral Professionnel
Hair and Makeup assistant:
Delanie Wong/Indigo Artisans
Assistant stylist: Gracia Phang
Fashion interns: Abielle Yeo, Tiffany Tan
From top: Silver and
crystal Sparkling Dance
Rose gold vermeil and Pierced earrings, $179;
agate Siren Medium Sparkling Dance necklace,
Stacking ring, $210, $199; Gray necklace, $199;
Monica Vinader Subtle bracelets, $179
each; Crystalline Pure
watch, $699, Swarovski
Rose gold and

diamond Fleur
de Lis Key
pendant,
$12,300,
Tiffany & Co.
Show her some love this

month with classic, versatile
designs that will make her
the envy of every mum.
Platinum, pearl and
diamond Baie des Anges White gold
ring, $7,090, Fred and diamond
Madre
necklace,
$4,600,
Lee Hwa
Jewellery
Rose gold, silver

and cubic zirconia
Moments bracelet and
assorted PANDORA
Rose charms, from
$69, PANDORA
The latest and most talked-about collections

Michelin-starred chef
Andreas Caminada
is Hublots newest
ambassador
VIN
LO
G
ERE
STAR ALLIANCE
Hublot is a watch brand that marches to its own
Gold and diamond
beatmaking it of little surprise that the Swiss brand Between the Finger
has made the unconventional move of turning to th he Frivole ring, $29,600,
world of gastronomy for its newest ambassador. En nter Van Cleef & Arpels
Andreas Caminada, the Swiss prodigy chef who beecame
Europes youngest chef in Europe to have won a th hird Sapphire This new Between the Finger Frivole ring by Van Cleef & Arpels.
Michelin star for his hotel restaurant, Schloss Schau
uenstein, Big Bang Delicately studded with diamonds on gold,
Unico Blue
seven years ago. The announcement was made at Sapphire,
the graphic design strikes the right balance of verve
Caminadas castle in Frstenau. Hublot and femininity for a vivacious look.

om t
Fr
al
ys
an
cr
s,
to
OF THE R
di
ng
p , ri
d
am :R l d ar
hod go
on
dC ium-plated white ice E O
onc
dM
os a
M S
entric
necklace; an ASteer yourself to the E
Atelier Swarovski N
nearest Dior boutique for the
newest additions to its Rose des Vents
jewellery collection. Earrings, five-
pendant bracelets and rings in three
smaller sizes are now available along with
an injection of green malachite designs.
Weve got both eyes peeled for the bib
necklace that will be appearing
in stores in October.
Gold, mother-of-pearl, opal,
onyx, turquoise, malachite and
diamond Rose des
Vents bracelet, Dior
CLEAR
CONSCIENCE PANDORAs new
campaign starring
Silver, enamel
and cubic zirconia
From Chopards Fairmined Mam Adjei Magnolia Blooms
stud earrings, $89,
gold and ethically mined PANDORA
emeralds to Tiffany & Co.s
vigorous environmental and
social accountability
programme, most luxury
jewellery brands today have a
strict standard of ethics that
they adhere to. Moving in the
Silver, enamel and cubic zirconia
same direction in an Pink Hearts of PANDORA band
innovative way is Atelier ring, $149, PANDORA
Swarovski and its new Fine
Jewellery collection.
Featuring its world famed POWER OF WORDS
crystals alongside lab-grown Empowering in its simplicity, PANDORAss
diamonds (which are optically, new campaign is centred around just onee
chemically and physically word: Do. Starring Americas Next Top Mod del
identical to natural ones), this contestant and entrepreneur Mam Adjei, thee
move is consistent with the multi-media campaign for its spring/summer
brands recent certification as 2017 collection aims to inspire women to be
a member of the Responsible Silver, enamel and cubic
true to themselves and to live life how they
Jewellery Council this year. zirconia Magnolia Bloom wantwhile decked in PANDORA, of course.
charm, $89, PANDORA
HARPERS BA
BAZAAR MAY 2017
2 109
Charlize Theron
framed her face
with Chopards
astounding 60-carat
Garden of the
Patek Philippe:
Kalahari Collection
The Authorized
diamond earrings.
Biography, $330
White gold and
diamond Secret
Ladies Jewellery
watch, Omega
GL UR
Nicole Kidman
complemented
her gown with a
white gold and
GIRLS
These celebrities put forth
diamond vintage
secret jewellery
their camera-ready faces
Omega watch with the help of decadent
from the 50s.
baubles that showed
off their style
CHARTING
HISTORY
Spanning 178 years and
544 p g Patek Philippe:
pages, pp
The Authorized Biography charts
the history and evolution of one of the worlds
most beloved watch brands. Written by art
and horology specialist Nicholas Foulkes,
the tome contains never-before-seen
photographs, archival documents and
exclusive interviews with people who have left Faye Dunaway
showed
a mark on the making of the brand. Available legendary style
at Patek Philippes Singapore customer with Bulgaris
service centre and online at patek.com Divas Dream
High Jewellery
necklace and
ower earrings.
HOUR
Y
HAPP
Tiffany &
T
Co.s latest
additions to its
Cocktail watch
c
collection add a touch of
PALACE VISIT 1920ss vintage chic to everyday life.
Thhe steel and diamond elliptical
Chaumets Imperial Splendours exhibition at Beijings Palace numbers come with either a classic
Museum is a must-see for jewellery lovers. Organised with the Steel and calfskin strap or gleaming steel
diamond
support of Muse du Louvre, the Chteau de Fontainebleau and the Cocktail bracelet and bear guilloch dials
watches, for a luxurious finish.
Victoria and Albert Museum of London, the exhibition showcases from $7,050,
Tiffany & Co.
300 jewels, illustrations and objets dart that span the French
Maisons 237-year history, together with a selection of works
belonging to the Palace Museum for an interesting dialogue
between the two cultures. The exhibition is open till 2 July, 2017.
Platinum and diamond Bourbon-Parma tiara, Chaumet

Van Cleef & Arpels has unveiled one of its
most ambitious projects yet:
The Automate Fe Ondine.
CEO Nicolas Bos walks us
through the table clocks
intricacies
Theres only a verry small team
The Automate Fe Ond e off ppeople who can
c do it.We
is the rst of its kind that hav
ave 20 different workshops
Van Cleef & Arpels (VCA) and the coordinattion to make
has ever produced. Tell us sure everything works smoothly
more about it. takes a lot of back and forths.
Its something a bit unusual in the [VCA]
collection, mostly because it doesnt fall in So you worked with 20
the jewellery or the watch category. Its more of an n different workshops for this?
experimental, creative project that we started quite Of course, we didnt start with 20 workshops
a long time ago and it has to do with the inspiration [llaughs].We started with very few, and then we
behind our Poetic Complications and narrative found we needed to add more along the way. For
watches.The approach is quite rooted in the instance, we started, really, with our jewellery and
tradition of automatons, which is how to use a stone-setting workshops. Then, because of
mechanical movement to create a kind of magical constraintsof weight and scalewe discovered
animation and give life to a story.We started tthere are quite a few things that we didnt necessarily
talking about this about eight years ago to haave the skills to do.We
d have a very good internal
see if we could develop it. So we started to enammelling workshop that does all the dials of our
investigate on who was stilll making watches. But when
w we started to work on the
automatons, what kind of techniquues were size off the leaf, it [required] a different
being used, and how we cou uld tecchnique using different ovens. So
do something that was an n we went to different workshops
w
expression of the housewith tthat are more specialised in bigger-
the same stories we have sized elements. Same for the
for our watchesbut with a lapidary work; we had to ask
more complex animation and several different workshops for
longer scenario. different types of stone-setting.
Nobody is the best at
This extensive project everything. There are a few
called for a whole cast of teechniques that we pride ourselves
collaborators. What was th he on mastering.
m But then, for very specific
process like? needs, llike the cutting of the [fairys
We met with Franois Junod,onee of the very gemstone]] head, for instance, theres only
few automakers today, and exploredd how we could one guy that we work with who has the skills
do a piece that was an expression of his tradition and to do that.The Mystery Setting for the little ladybird
his art, but one that would also identify all aesthetic crafts and requires a different type of stone-cutting so its a different workshop.
representations. So that took a lot of time to just define the project And when you dont put any constraints in terms of time, and cost
BY CHARMAINE HO
and its feasibility; then, the last three years were dedicated to its to a certain extent, for a project like this, you just want to go for
production. Its a very long process to create a piece like that the best possible craftsmen and expressions in all directions.
especially because of the complexity of the mechanism itself: The making process of this was very, very interesting.
From top: Van Cleef & Arpels continues to deliver magic and wonder this year through its Charms Extraordinaire Fe Rose De Nuit
and High Jewellery Heure Marine watches. VCA CEO Nicolas Bos. The Automate Fe Ondine table clock

SWAROVSKI presents
Family
Values
From lial daughters who play key roles in each others evolution as mothers,
to creative parents on a road of self-discovery with their kids, these modern families share
endearingly traditional ways to #Givebrilliant to the next generation this Mothers Day.
From left: (On Siena) Crystal pav Sparkling Dance necklace, $199, Swarovski. Dress, H&M. (On May) Pav Generation Pierced earrings, $299
(as a set with necklace); pav and stones Gray necklace, $199; crystal pav Gray Layered necklace, $299; steel and crystal Crystalline Oval watch,
$649, Swarovski. Ring, Choys own. Dress, H&M. (On Leala) Blue stone and crystal pav Sparkling Dance necklace, $199, Swarovski. Dress, Lealas own.
(On Choy) Pav and stones Gray necklace, $199; rose gold-plated metal and crystal pav Graceful necklace, $199; rose-gold plated metal and
crystal pav Gray ring, $179; rose gold-plated metal and crystal pav Gray ring, $199, Swarovski. Dress, H&M
May and Choy
with Leala, Siena
and Dylan
Twins passinng on beautiful
values they inh
herited from their
mother to their children
How important a role has your sister played in

your evolution as a mother?
Choy: May is the ultimate mumnot only is
she raising kind, compassionate and smart
little ladies, her patience and determination
to make every situation a memorable one, be
it everyday milestones or big birthday parties,
is truly admirable. I look up to her, and have
conded in her ever since Dylan was born.
May: Choy is one devoted auntie (and one of
the best babysitters), who has played a key
role in my kids formative years. Whenever I
was exhausted when they were younger, she
stepped in and took care of them; and she
gives such substance to them by relating to
them on a very intellectual and emotionalon level
from the startshe was recently at the e Britis
Museum, and called my daughter to o
discuss art and history.
What values from your mother arre

you passing down to your kids?
May: Both our grandmother an nd
mother are smart, stunning women
wo
who never focused or complained d
about looks. Because they were condendent
and stayed true to themselves, we are too; n
we want to pass down this positive message to
our children.
Choy: Our grandma instilled in us a Hokkien
saying that means, Beauty wont matter if you
dont have a brain. We also want our kids to
have the same urgency to help others and the
strong family values they brought us up with
family over
o everything.
Are theere traits of yours that you already

see in your
y kids?
Both:: Leala and Siena have inherited our
warped sense of humourso much so
ouur father calls them May and Choy
2.0! They play the same pranks we
did as children, and laugh at the
same things we do.
Choy: Besides Dylan looking just like
MAY AND CHOY ARE BEAM ARTISTES
me e, hes so much like his dad, even at

this age. He is incredibly determinedif
he wan nts it, hell do what it takes to get it.
From top: Crystal pav and metal Sparkling

Dance necklace and earrings set, $299; rose
gold plated metal and crystal pav Gray ring,
ovely Crystals Mini Watch, $899; Swarovski
$199; Lo
SWAROVSKI presents
Aarika and Kevin

with Zola Mae
and Ari Jon
Modern parents nurturing

love and creativity,
hand-in-hand
Kevin, what are ve ways to

describe Aarika as a mother?
Kevin: Shes seless, never
failing to put our kids rst before
anything else; super brave, in the
way she fearlessly manages her
different roles in life and how she
manages the two (who can be
a real handful) when she takes
them out alone. Shes always
funyoull nd her painting and
bouncing around the Art Zoo
with thembut disciplined.
People think becausse were
creative that we hav ve
alternative parenting g
techniques, but Aarika
is a very hands-on
mum who knows
LA BIOSTHETIQUE PARIS AT GLAMOUR SALON SYSTEM. PRODUCER: DANA KOH. FASHION INTERNS: TIFFANY TAN AND ABIELLE YEO
how to lay down
the rules and instil
important values.
Lastly, shes inspiring.
Shes a role model
PHOTOGRAPHY: GAN. STYLING: GRACIA PHANG. MAKEUP AND HAIR: GREGO USING LAURA MERCIER AND
not just to our kids bu ut
to others who happe en to
glimpse our lives thro ough
social media, and always
express genuine adm miration
about her to me. You become a different person after kids, and its up to you to
make sacrices, deal with situations sensitively, and become
How have both of yo o
ou evolved more patient overall.
as parents?
Aarika: I was pretty strict
s in the beginning, because I wanted to drill What are some of your traits you already see in your kids?
certain rules into the em: Manners, respect and etiquette are very Kevin: Lets just say, Im a fan of Aris stylethe kid sure knows how
important in our hou usehold. And for the rst year of Zolas life, we to sport a snapback. As for Zola, I admit, people have said we both
would rush home, orr to the hospital for the smallest things. Then we love attention (and being announced as we enter a room).
realised children are e a lot tougher and smarter than we think, and Aarika: Besides being compassionate, giving and very talkative
will take after us if wee set the right example. So we loosened the theyre actually really creative and fearless with expressing
reigns and its reected in how chill our second born, Ari, is. themselves. We started nurturing Zolas love for painting after she
en you become a parent, suddenly there are
Kevin: Its like whe displayed great interest in itsomething that started because
four mirrors around y you to make y you q
question,, Is this me? of both her grandmothers, who always let her rip on mahjong
paper. And we love to turn on the music and watch them dance.
It really shows who they are, no holds barred. Their current jams are
Finesse and Perm by Bruno Mars.
From top left: Blue and white stone and rhodium-plated metal Subtle
bracelet, $179; rose gold-tone steel and crystal Crystalline Pure watch, $799;
crystal pav Sparkling Dance Round Pierced earrings, $179; crystal pav
Sparkling Dance necklaces, $199 each; purple crystal Crystaldust Heart cuff,
$149; Swarovski
From left: (On Zola) Dark red stone and
crystal pav Sparkling Dance necklace,
$199, Swarovski. Dress, H&M. (On Kevin)
Leather and crystal Express Braided
bracelet, $320; steel, leather and crystal
Express bracelet, $210, Swarovski. Jacket,
COS. Shirt, H&M. Cap; jeans, Kevins own.
(On Aarika) Rose gold-plated metal
and crystal Attract Pear Pierced earring
set, $129; Crystal pav Sparkling Dance
necklace, $199; crystal Crystaldust cuffs,
$149 each; crystal Crystaldust Double
bangles, $189 each, Swarovski. Dungaree,
Kate Spade. Top, H&M. Turban; ring,
Aarikas own. (On Ari) Top, H&M
Naomi Campbell in
the pages of Harpers
BAZAAR Singapores Gigi Hadid
January 2014 issue
Everything you wanted to

know about how your favourite
models get t
DONT MISS
PHOTOGRAPHY: GAN; TPGVIP/CLICK PHOTOS; SHOWBIT

LESS Louis Vuitton
cruise 2017
All the action from

The most beautiful women across the ages the cruise 2018 shows
HARPERSBAZAARSINGAPORE HARPERSBAZAARSG HARPERSBAZAARSG

Edited by Joyce Cheo
Colour me beautiful with dramatic blusherusing a technique

called draping, which takes pretty hues from jawline to cheekbones,
across temples and brow bones. By Joyce Cheo.
Photographed by Gan. Styled by Gracia Phang
ETHEREAL LILAC
If the spring/summer 2017 runways of Chanel and
Kenzo are any indication, its that drapingwhere
blush is used in place of contour and highlight
kitsis the new go-to when dening the cheeks,
brow bones and even jawline. To slim and elongate
rounder face shapes, dab a powder blusher with a
satiny texture (try Make Up For Evers Artist
Shadow Eyeshadow and Powder Blush in S920
Violet) just under the apples of your cheeks to
create the illusion of a more angular face. Sweep
the same shade all over the lids and match your lips
with Tartes Tarteist Creamy Matte Lip Paint in
Yaassss, $32, for a dreamy and modern take.
Necklace, Cline. Dress, Versace

FIERY RED
Reminiscent of the glamorous
70s, this bold and unapologetic
look is perfect for a sultry night
out. Apply NARS Blush in Exhibit
A, $50, directly on the temples
and blend towards the top of your
cheekbones and brow bones to
create a C-shape that brings out
your bone structure. Skip the liner
and illuminate your eyes with
Diors Flash Luminizer Radiance
Booster Pen on the inner corners
for a fresh take on this Grace
Jones-inspired look. Finish with a
slick of NARS Velvet Lip Glide in
Mineshaft, $40, for a vibrant pout.
Dress; earring, Saint Laurent by

Anthony Vaccarello
SUNKISSED CORAL
One of the easiest colours to pull off,
coral is a well-balanced mix of cool
and warm undertones that atters
virtually any complexion. To achieve
the gleaming nish, buff a cream
blush onto well-moisturised skin
using a stippling brush for a perfectly
diffused, airbrush-like effect. We like
Cl de Peau Beauts Cream
Blush in 3 Persimmon, $65.
Complete the look with
Bobbi Browns Art
Stick Liquid Lip in
Hot Tangerine for
creamy lips that
last all day.
Necklace,
Herms. Dress,
Louis Vuitton
EDGY FUCHSIA
Make a statement with pops of the
eye-catching hue at unexpected
spots. Fuchsia applied just below the
inner corners of your brows creates
the illusion of deeper set eyes; using
punchy pink blush instead of contour
powder to sculpt your cheekbones
also exudes a super cool, athletic
vibe. The horizontal placement of the
blusher helps balance out a wide
forehead by making your jawline
appear more angularperfect for
those with a heart-shaped face.
Using an angled cheek brush, apply
M.A.Cs Powder Blush in Full Fuchsia
just beneath your cheekbones and
blend towards the ears. Dont forget
to complement your look with
Givenchys Le Rouge in 205
Fuchsia Irrsistible.
Earrings, Herms. Jacket,

stylists own. Top, Dior
SUBTLE SEPIA
No longer reserved for those with
deeper skin tones, brick-brown blushers
are great alternatives for sculpting your
features instead of conventional
contour palettes. Formulated with a mix
of red and brown pigments, they also
add warmth to pale complexions and
are great for draping novices. Start
from the outer corners of the eyes and
extend a muted brick shade like Diors
DiorBlush in 849 Mimi Bronze towards
your hairline to instantly make your
eyes look more lifted. Next, apply it just
under the cheekbones to softly add
denition, before slicking on Urban
Decays Vice Lipstick in Blackmail, $29.
Necklace, Herms. Jacket, Dior.

Bralette, Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci
Model: Alex B/Ave Management

Makeup and Hair: Marc Teng/Atelier
using Sebastian Professional
Art direction: Windy Aulia
Beauty direction: Joyce Cheo
The
BEAUTY
Elie Saab haute
couture spring/
summer 2017
Mascara Volume Effect
Faux Cils Star Edition,
$55, YSL Beautyy
Cushnie
et Ochs
spring/
summer
2017
BACK TO
BASICS
Chanels Hydra
Beauty Micro
Crme, $136,
rethinks
hydration, LUSH HAIR SECRETS
thanks to Excessive chemical processes
Touche its unique
Eclat 25 formulation of can cause hair to become
Star micro-droplets, dry and brittle. Restore locks
Edition, which fuse with
$62, YSL to their former glory with
the skin to boost
Beauty
moisture levels
LOccitanes Overnight
A and reinforce skin Repairing Concentrate, which
N 5 barrier against replenishes amino acids and
IC 2 water loss. The
S reduces breakage. Percy &
O N
T U R N result? Skin is
plumped and Reeds Wonder Treatment
Its hard to imagine life without YSL Beautys inimitable Touche smoothed. Oil+, also does the trick by
Eclata magic illuminating wand that is a perennial favourite amongsst nourishing hair and scalp for
makeup artists and celebrities. To mark its 25th anniversary, it is now smooth and supple tresses.
available in a limited edition star-embossed design, along with the From top: Aromachologie Repairing Oil, $48,
Mascara Volume Effet Faux Cils, for the perfect eye makeup duo. LOccitane. Wonder Treatment Oil+, $55, Percy & Reed
What you need, what you want, and what really works
HA
VE Prada spring/
A summer 2017
VI
CE
DA OFF-DUTY
Y
allin
g
PERFECTION
eca all liq Dare to bare with
inte ys Vic uid lip
n s
wat se pig e Liqui tick fa Cl de Peau Beauts
erp m e d Li ns:
hav r n p U new Radiant Stick
e to oof for ts and stick p rban
forg do i mu a ack Foundation. Its sheer and
e ss las s
it. W t youre lick it o all yo lightweight texture melts
e sim eve on a u
iv pl nw nd onto skin to even out
(bri ersally y cant earing minor skin imperfections
ght
fuch atterin get eno
sia) g u for a no-makeup makeup
Fro
in T m lef
and shade gh of t
199 s lik h look. For added
ra
$30 p Q
t : Vic 3 (m e Me e From left: Radiant
eac ueen e Liqu edium ace n luminosity, layer Clarins
h, U ; M id Stick Foundation, $130,
rba ena Lips bro Instant Light Radiance Cl de Peau Beaut.
n D ce;
eca Bac
tick wn)
y kt . Boosting Complexion Instant Light Radiance
alk Boosting Complexion
,
Base beneath. Base, $52, Clarins
124 HARPER S
S BAZAAR MAY
M 2017
B A Z A
A R
LO
The pristine
V reception area
DIOR ADDICT LACQUER E
S
STICK, $50, DIOR
..
The latest brainchild of Peter Philips, Creative and
.
Image Director for Dior Makeup, this new lip product
is designed to be a half-lacquer, half-lipstick hybrid that
combines comfort, shine and vibrant colours. For this
new generation of lacquers, I wanted the comfort of a
hydrating balm without compromising on colour intensity
and shine, says Philips. Our favourites? A pastel pink beige
shade called Tease, a bold neon pink called Diabolo, a rich
chocolate named Sauvage and a stunningly
beautiful pink-red, Turn Me Dior.
T R I E D & T E S T E D :
WHAT IT IS A soothing and ultra-hydrating facial

to heal and plump all skin types.
THE EXPERIENCE If you are in L.A. and find
yourself plagued with eczema, help is on hand. Pop
Jennifer Lawrence From top: Dior Addict down to the luscious tree-lined avenue of Melrose
is the face of Dior Lacquer Stick in Tease;
Addict Lacquer Stick Diabolo; Sauvage; Place, and book an appointment at Kate Somerville
Turn Me Dior, Dior Skin Health Experts clinic to try out the
DermalQuench Oxygen Treatment. With dry,
itchy skin being the prime complaint from eczema
REFINED ELEGANCE sufferers, this replenishing treatment is a
Carolina
Carolina Herreras latest Herrera
personal favourite of Kate Somerville
spring/ (who also is a chronic eczema sufferer).
scent, CH Prive EDP, is an summer
Designed to increase moisture levels and
2017
exquisite blend of leather, impart skin with that signature glow,
vanilla, musk and your skin is first prepped with a
osmanthus punctuated hyaluronic serum and vitamins. Pure
oxygen is then applied to calm, condition n
with a dash of owers, and nourish skin. Dont forget to pick up
citrus and spices for a the Dry Skin Saver Creama post- p
modern representation shower essential that locks in
of sophistication CLEAR moisture and keeps the From top: Dry
SKIN 101 eczema-prone areas moist and Skin Saver; Goat
and yy. Got a breakout? supple. For more information, Milk Moisturizing
Be sure to arm Cream, Kate
yourself with the visit www.skinhealthexperts.com Somerville
right products. Try
CH Prive EDP, Sisleys Purifying
BY JOYCE CHEO. ADDITIONAL REPORTING BY KENNETH GOH.
The treatment
$170 for 80ml, Re-balancing room at Kate
Carolina Herrera Lotion with Topical Somerville Skin
Resins, $110, which Health Experts
PHOTOGRAPHY: SHOWBIT; COURTESY OF DIOR
calms and shrinks

angry zits without
stripping skin of its
moisture; or Kiehls
Dermatologist
Solutions Breakout
Control Spot
Treatment, $52,
which goes on
invisibly to ght
acne-causing
bacteria.

e
3
2
ook with lu
p layb sh
s em
re ad es of min
h t
tu
s
ol er
na
ald
co
e a leaf out of
hues and
Tak
11
10
4. Diorshow Mono
Eyeshadow in 474
Early, Dior
5. Neroli Portono Forte

EDP, $330 for 50ml,
Tom Ford Beauty
7
6. Eye Paint in Snake
Eyes, NARS
7. Shiny Pencil Eyeliner

in EX07 Mint Green, $32,
Lunasol
1. Les Sahariennes
Bronzing Stones 8. Eye Color Duo in 103,
Collector Palette, $95, Cl de Peau Beaut
$79, YSL Beauty
9. Nail Polish in No. 433
2. Enamored Hi-Shine Stone Green, $30,
Nail Enamel in 204 Burberry Beauty
9 Good Friday, $30,
Marc Jacobs Beauty 10. Eyedust in Seaweed,
$32, Make Up Store
BY JOYCE CHEO
3. Long-Wear
Waterproof Liner 11. Moondust
in Rich Ivy, $41, Eyeshadow in Zodiac,
8 Bobbi Brown $32, Urban Decay

BU R BE R RY PR E SE N T S
Channel your inner

English rose and
emulate Iris Laws glow
BARE
NECESSITIES
Put your best face forward with Burberrys new The Essentials collection
Fresh Glow Highlighter, $94

An effortless edit designed around Burberrys core makeup
philosophy, The Essentials collection is ideal for creating SUBTLE RADIANCE
Set with a runway-inspired lace
subtle highlights and contours on the face, and super easy pattern design, the Fresh Glow
to use for everybody, at any age, says Burberry Make-up Highlighter is indispensable for
effortless strobing. Made with
Artistic Consultant, Wendy Rowe. finely-milled illuminating pigments,
sweep this translucent powder
over the higher planes of the face
like the nose bridge, forehead, chin
and the top of your cheekbones to
Face Contour, $54 illuminate your complexion.
SOFT DEFINITION
Master the art of effortless contouring with
Burberrys Face Contour. A favourite of Wendy
Rowe, it has a lightweight texture that blends PREP AND
easily to add definition to your face. Suitable
for just under the cheekbones, down the jawline
PRIME
Another of Wendy
and at the eye sockets, it creates shadows
Rowes favourites, she
and softly sculpts the face, says Rowe. Available
recommends massaging
in a Medium shade for light to medium skin
the Fresh Glow Luminous
tones, and a Dark shade that flatters medium
Fluid Base into skin like
to deep complexions.
you would a moisturiser
6
$4
to illuminate the skin.

LIP
r,
ou
Infused with 55 percent

ALL-DAY
nt
SERVICE
Co
water, this featherlight

PERFECTION
ur
Mimic backstage Fresh Glow primer is the perfect

lo
Co
Cashmere makeup techniques Luminous

Inspired by the luxurious base to smooth skin and
p
Foundation,
Li
texture of Burberrys with the Lip Colour Fluid Base, boost moisture instantly.
$85 $70
cashmere scarves, the Contour. It leaves a soft It also boasts light-
Cashmere Foundation has line all around the outside reflecting pearls that help
a rich, creamy texture that of your mouth; and you can diffuse the appearance
melts upon application and use it all over the lips if you want, of imperfections for a
envelops skin in comfort. it just makes the lips pop a bit lit-from-within glow.
Providing medium to more, advises Rowe. Available in Available in two shades,
full coverage, it stays put four complementary shades, it primes, Nude Radiance and
all day long for a flawless, contours and shapes the lips so they look Golden Radiance, to
luminous matte finish. naturally plumper. flatter every skin tone.
Burberry is at TANGS at Tang Plaza and Sephora ION.

For more tips from Wendy Rowe, visit https://youtu.be/eYAg6g4Gwdo; or www.burberry.com for more information
e

Joyce Cheo explores the rise of ultra-luxe face creams and the driving force
behind their growing popularity in todays beauty-obsessed world.
I still remember the time I first dipped my finger into my mothers pot of Este Lauder Re-Nutriv face cream out of
curiosity.The year was 2004, I was 17 and wanted to find out why one tub cost as much as my monthly allowance.
Thanks to its rich texture, delicate scent and anti-ageing prowess, I quickly equated super expensive face creams as the
epitome of luxury skincare for the 40-something onwards.
Fast forward to the present day and it seems these fancy creams are no longer reserved for mature customers. For
the record, Im referring to the crme de la crme of skincare, consisting of face creams that easily cost $500 a pop.
According to Shaoyuan Han-Montillet, General Manager of Parfums Christian Dior, Singapore, the brand has noticed
a 24 percent growth in its Prestige skincare range among customers in their 30s.And Dior isnt alone in this. La Prairie
and Cl de Peau Beaut have also noticed significant changes in their customer base over the last couple of years:
Currently, at Dior, one in three are under the age of 40, while Cl de Peau Beaut has seen a 30 to 40 percent increase
of women under the age of 40 in their top spenders list. Cosme Decorte has also reported a steady increase of customers
under the age of 35 for its most expensive skincare range,AQ Meliority.All this points to a clear willingness of younger
women to splurge on premium products to fight ageing earlier on.
ER OW
This should come as no surprise, especially since the percentage of single women in their 20s and 30s is now much
higher than a decade ago; not to mention the fact that women today enjoy an unprecedented degree of economic
AND
LE X
autonomy, thanks to a larger disposable income. On top of that, millennial women are also better connected than
:A
previous generations with social media networks acting as a key outlet of information.With nearly every woman
HY
AP
GR
under the age of 35 being connected on social media, they have access to beauty gurus from across the world and are
O
or 30 Intensive ncme.
T
O
tar, $ Meliority r 50ml, L ouge

PH
ion ream,
extremely well-informed, says GraceYong, SK-II Brand Communications,ASEAN. It is no wonder then that many
xcia D hasoo. A rait, $660 l, Dior. Or ,

re
R
a
women now gather information about beauty products from magazines and online reviews before deciding to try
C
Embe r 60ml, S solue LE 05 for 50 airing Ca
out the products that are widely raved about. Social medias impact does not stop there, as many brands communicate
g, Alb
product experience through influencers to build brand awareness and drive sales, especially among this group of
fo
p
m
g, Ch m, $808 f Prairie. A Lgre, $ g and Re
younger and savvier women.
360 f
Thats not to say that its a case of women blindly following trends. Sure, humble-bragging via posts of beautifully
tin
Q
xt
5
$546 rating Cr for 50ml, me Textu Regenera
styled luxury products will garner you more likes, but, asYong notes, millennial women are too discerning to simply
buy into what everyone else is talking about.They read into product ingredients and are very perceptive when it
ionec
comes to choosing the best for their skin.These are the women who go for our LXP Ultimate Perfecting Series, ulw
b
re
d
La Cr en Regen heer, $720 tige La Cr Advance
because they know that it has the highest concentration of Pitera, she explains. Another key reason why younger
age E
customers are attracted to these premium ranges is because they want quick and noticeable results.
La
lls

o
Subli r. Harmon e Cream l; Dior Pre cious Ce
This efficacy and advancement explains the eyebrow-raising price tags. Dr Por Yong Chen, Medical Director of
Dream Aesthetics & Plastic Surgery, explains that the high production cost is usually due to the quality and rarity of
anel.
re
s
ea
the active ingredients, plus the cost of patented processes and technology required to obtain them. For example, Diors
e Dec 0ml, La M Caviar Lu 35 for 50 bsolue P
LOr deVie La Crme containsYquem sap sourced from Chteau dYquem, which makes some of the worlds finest
for 50
wines.According to Dior scientists, this unique sap packs powerful antioxidants and can boost cell longevity. Similarly,
A
m
e
S
45g, $490 for eauty. Sk Crme, $ u Beaut.
Lancmes Absolue LExtrait, the brands most premium face cream, is the culmination of state-of-the-art biotechnological
extraction processes to ensure that the skin receives the purest, most potent actives for firmer, more radiant skin.
me,
$1,74 de la Mer, ml, YSL B de Vie La Cl de Pea
x
6
iz
Amidst all this anti-ageing advancements, I find myself questioning: Are these cutting-edge technology and
ingredients too much for younger skin? Many still think premium skincare is more suited to older women. However,
mage
l,
the key benefit of our Prestige skincare is to regenerate the deepest layers of skin.This is essential even for younger
in
e
Crm $559 for cme. LO for 30m
women, who may experience premature skin ageing due to UV exposure and high stress levels, says Han-Montillet.
orte.
Moreover, since the skins self-renewal slows down as we age,the earlier you start addressing signs of ageing, the higher
75
r
6
Crm or 50ml, L rme, $8
the chances of reversing [them], Dr Por adds.The message couldnt be clearer: Prevention is indeed better than cure.
As Dr Stephanie Ho, Consultant Dermatology at Stephanie Ho Dermatology, shares:Some mothers bring their
Cosm
50
an
C
$390 op left: La
daughters in for advice and treatment at a young age. Such early education about skin health will help maintain better
skin quality in the long run.
9 for
One things for sure: Im going to savour every bit of my Dior Prestige La Crme as I indulge in it tonight. After
t
e,
e
f
From
all, Im giving my skin a head start to fend off signs of ageing. Of course, those Instagram likes wouldnt hurt too.

The
BEAUTY
MASKED W A R R I O R S
With potent ingredients and effective delivery systems, todays face masks pack a power
punch, giving you brighter and plumper skin. By Joyce Cheo.
Photographed by Ben Hassett. Styled by Anna Trevelyan

BAZAAR Beauty
Commit to weekly 15-minute
mask sessions for healthier
skin in the long run.
Earring, Chanel

e
he evolution of face masks has been revolutionary.While earlier versions struggled to adhere to the
skin or even cracked upon drying, todays face masks are a whole different breed. Made of materials
such as bio-cellulose or hydrogel, they are more concentrated, and deliver instant, long-lasting results
(up to a few days versus a few hours).Active ingredients are usually the ones working the magic
and masks tend to contain an above-average level of active ingredients; thus, the improvements after
application are more visible, explains Dr PorYong Chen,Medical Director of Dream Aesthetics &
Plastic Surgery.However,if you have been sporadic with your usage,only slapping them on when
you need a quick-fix, its time to consider making them mainstays in your routine.A good face mask works as a great
complexion booster and you can use it to compensate any shortfalls of your skincare regime, Dr Por shares before
explaining that the efficacy of face masks comes down to the concentration of active ingredients (the higher the
concentration, the more visible the results) and the delivery method.
Dr Wilson Ho, Medical Director of NOVU Medical Aesthetic Holdings, says that face masks are effective because
they form a blanket over the skin, allowing the active ingredients to penetrate within. But not all face masks are created
equal, so its important to choose wisely. According to Dr Stephanie Ho, Consultant Dermatologist at Stephanie Ho
Dermatology, sheet masks that are made of high quality bio-cellulose or hydrogel masks enhance the penetration of
active ingredients into skin by forming skin-tight occlusion.This means that most of the essences are absorbed by our
skin instead of evaporating into the air, making them perfect for sealing in brightening, hydrating and calming ingredients.
On the other hand, clay masks are better for deep-cleansing or sebum-control properties because of their natural
absorption abilities, adds Dr Por.
If your main concern is hydration,look out for ingredients For those battling clogged pores and shine-prone skin,
like hyaluronic acid, glycerin and ceramides, advises Dr look out for products that are enriched with clay, as
Stephanie Ho.Try SkinCeuticalsHydrating B5 Masqueit mentioned by Dr Por.Caudalies Purifying Mask,$43 for
is packed with hyaluronic acid and vitamin B5 to increase 75ml,contains two types of clay (bentonite and kaolin) to
the amount of Natural Moisturising Factor (NMF) found draw out excess sebum and impurities, and grapeseed oil
in skin and strengthen its ability to retain moisture.We also to rebalance skin. Innisfrees JejuVolcanic Melting Clay
like June Jacobs Mandarin Moisture Masque, $97 for Mask,$21 for 100ml,has a self-heating mechanism (which
120ml,which combines algae extract,hyaluronic acid and is activated upon application) to deeply purge pores and
antioxidants to soothe, plump and protect skin from Arconas Magic Black Ice,$94 for 59ml,refines skin texture
environmental hazards. For added anti-ageing benefits, with a blend of Icelandic volcanic sand, black lava and
ASTALIFTs Moisturizing Mask,$88 for six pieces,contains charcoal, and mandelic acid.
ingredients like astaxanthin,lycopene,collagen and elastin.
Those looking to calm redness and soothe inflammation-
prone skin can opt for the Calendula & Aloe Soothing
Hydration Masque, $62 for 100ml, from Kiehls.
The skin around the eyes is up to six times thinner than
the skin on other parts of the face.To iron out wrinkles
around this delicate area, look to tried-and-tested ingredients
such as retinoids and peptides, says Dr Stephanie Ho.We
When it comes to fighting a dull and uneven skin tone, recommendVersos Reviving Eye Mask, which uses Retinol
or pesky spots, Dr Wilson Ho recommends sticking to 8, the brands proprietary form of retinol to penetrate skin
vitamin C and niacinamide. SK-IIs Whitening Source effectively and stimulate collagen production without
Derm Revival Mask, $220 for 10 pieces, is soaked in a compromising its barrier function. On top of smoothing
rich gel serum formulated with both the aforementioned out fine lines,Talikas reusable Eye Therapy Patch also works
ingredients.For a gentle brightening action,try Cliniques to reduce puffiness and dark circles, thanks to its time-
Even Better Brightening Moisture Mask, $72 for 100ml, released mechanism that infuses skin with ceramide and
which is also fortified with skin-soothing ingredients that botanical extracts. Or try PeterThomasRoths 24K Gold
calm inflammation. Or take an au naturel approach with Pure Luxury Lift & Firm Hydra-Gel Eye Patches, $146
AVEDAsTulasaraWedding Masque Overnight,$116 for for 15 pairseach patch contains hyaluronic acid and
50ml,which improves skin luminosity and supports cellular glycerin to replenish skins moisture, and pure 24-karat
repair with turmeric root and plant stem cells. gold to brighten.

Model: Katlin Aas
Makeup: Violette
Hair: Ben Skervin
Prop styling:
Rachel Haas
Lighting design:
Heather Strange

e
WHERE Ritz Paris MUST-TRY Le Grand

Soin, from about $800 for 120 minutes
WHAT IT IS As the only Chanel spa in
the world, this one-of-a-kind outpost pays
homage to Gabrielle Chanels personal
approach towards beauty, which went
beyond supercial appearances. People
talk about physical care: But where
is the moral care? Beauty treatments
should begin with the heart and the
soul, otherwise cosmetics are pointless,
said Mademoiselle Chanel. The ultimate
rejuvenation experience on offer at
Chanel Au Ritz Paris, your Le Grand Soin
experience begins with a thorough
conversationnot at all like a run-
of-the-mill consultationwith your
treatment designer, who guides you
through a series of detailed topics to
nd out your concerns and lifestyle
before customising the treatment
protocol to address your specic
needs. The lavish treatment suite
features lacquer walls in true Chanel
fashion, and is set against a sound-
and-light design synchronised to your
bodys natural biorhythm. Throw in
other special touches like plush pillows,
silky-soft sheets and ergonomic beds
into the mix, and you get a sure-win
Synonymous with high fashion and ne art, formula to lull your body and mind
into deep relaxation. Your skin is rst
Joyce Cheo discovers another facet of the deeply cleansed and exfoliated before
City of Lightthrough the most lavish your treatment designer applies a
combination of specialised techniques,
spa retreats the French capital has to offer like effleurage, pressure points and
gentle micro-movements to tune
the body back to harmony. Deeply
From top: Exquisite anchored in fasciatherapy, Le Massage de Chanel (the signature
lacquer screens adorn Chanel massage technique) focuses on soothing the fasciae, the
each treatment suite.
Chanels Sublimage La ne membranes that surround and protect your muscles and joints.
Crme Texture Fine is Feel your worries and tension melt away with each carefully selected
used to plump and
revitalise skin. The
touch. An exclusive collagen mask is then used to plump and hydrate
well-appointed Coco skin before a slew of personalised Chanel products are applied
Chanel Suite at Ritz so you emerge recharged and revived. ALSO LOOK OUT FOR
Paris. Luxuriate in the
splendid pool at the The makeup session that gets you prettied up while you sip on one
Ritz Club Paris of four specially blended beauty cocktails that will nourish you from
the inside out. Perfect for hitting the town straight after. INSIDER
TIP Gabrielle Chanel herself lived at the Ritz Paris for over three
decades. For a complete Chanel experience, why not stay at the
Coco Chanel suite? Decked out in her signature beige and black, the
sprawling suite reects her love for gilded mirrors and Asian lacquer,
while offering unparalleled views of Place Vendme.

L A N C M E PR ESEN TS
Andrea Chong
IN LIVING
gets glowing with
Lancmes Blanc
Expert Cushion
High Coverage
COLOUR
SHAKE UP YOUR MAKEUP WITH
LANCMES LATEST CUSHION
FOUNDATION AND LIP ESSENTIALS
Matte Shaker
in 189, $38
WEIGHTLESS FINISH
W
F
Formulated with the patented Ultra Thin Film technology, the
Blanc Expert barely-there texture of the new Matte Shaker will make you
b
Cushion High rethink liquid lipsticks. Infused with vitamin E, this non-drying lip
Coverage, $75 ccolour coats your pout with intense pigments suspended in a
water-in-oil emulsion. The unique cushion sponge picks up just the
w
right amount of product for effortless application. Alternatively,
Lina Tock, Lancme's National Make Up Artist, suggests wearing it
L
over a layer of L'Absolu Rouge for a va-va-voom twist of colour.
o
LUXURIOUS COMFORT
Promising vibrant pigments and
GLOWING PERFECTION unparalleled comfort, L'Absolu
Combining the flawlessness of a full-coverage Rouge is enriched with Pro-Xylane
foundation with the weightlessness of a cushion to smooth out fine lines. Available
foundation, score a natural glow with Lancmes latest Blanc Expert in three texturesmatte, sheer
Cushion High Coverage. Thanks to its proprietary Polar Technology and creamchoose to your heart's
cushion fibres, the pigments are closely packed in a thin, weightless desire from an extensive array of 39
layer over skin to give a seamless finish that lasts from day to night. shades. Plus, each L'Absolu Rouge
For an extra boost of radiance, apply an additional layer of the cushion comes in a click-to-release black
foundation with your fingers on the apples of your cheeks, says Lina. lacquer case, which makes for an
Finally, set with Teint Miracle Loose Powder for long-lasting weaar. elegant statement in your vanity kit.
For an extra booost of radiance, apply an additionall

layer of the cushion foundation with your fingers
on the apples of your cheeks.
Lina Tock, Lancme's National Make Up Artist From top: LAbsolu Rouge in 368; 06, $46 each
Lancme is available at major department stores.

For more information, visit www.lancome.com.sg and follow Lancme on Facebook @lancmesingapore
e
Spend a leisurely afternoon
in the sun-lled health Reset your body
and tness club at the chic and
cosy Pop Up Spa
by Jeff Leatham
WHERE Four Seasons Hotel George V,

Paris MUST-TRY Energising Parisian
Experience, about $320 for 50 minutes
WHAT IT IS The perfect pick-me-up
after a long haul ight, this therapeutic
massage combines acupressure point
stimulation with deep tissue techniques.
Using Australia-based organic skincare
brand, Sodashis body oil, your therapist works on your lower back
and glutes using slow, rm strokes to relieve tension from long hours
of travelling. ALSO LOOK OUT FOR The Cellular
Rejuvenating Treatment by Swiss Perfection, about $1,700
for 90 minutes. Inspired by medical anti-ageing techniques,
it uses the Anti-Aging Trans-Dermal System to replenish
lost moisture and iron out wrinkles. Opt for the 90-minute
session for an additional treatment for either the eye Crystalus
Body Oil,
contours, hands or dcollet. INSIDER TIP A stones throw Sodashi
away from Champs-lyses and Avenue Montaigne, stay
at Four Seasons Hotel George V if youre looking to do
some serious shopping. And if you love the citys street
views, book the Premier Room, which overlooks the
Marble Courtyard and the hotels surrounding avenues.
Dont miss out on the three-Michelin-starred Le Cinq,
which offers lavish French fare using the best ingredients
sourced from the region.
Shangri-La Hotel Paris

Duplex Terrace Eiffel
Tower View Suite
WHERE Mandarin Oriental, Paris MUST-TRY Mandarin Oriental

Time Rituals, from about $600 for 140 minutes WHAT IT IS
Developed with TCM and aromatherapy philosophies, the bespoke
Time Rituals are aimed at transporting guests to a state of serenity.
Beginning with a detox ritual in the steam room, dead skin cells
WHERE Shangri-La Hotel Paris are sloughed away with a freshly concocted body scrub made
MUST-TRY Chi Yu Signature of tea leaves and ne bamboo powder. Next, a customised body
Massage, about $240 for 60 minutes massage ensues to relieve you of aches and tension. Also included
WHAT IT IS Designed to revive is a lifestyle guide with nutrition tips for a holistic approach to
weary travellers, this massage combines a variety of techniques to stimulate health and wellness. ALSO LOOK OUT FOR The lavish Guerlain
blood circulation, alleviate tense muscles and encourage a sense of peace and Orchide Impriale Prestige Treatment, about $450 for 80 minutes.
calm. If youre feeling sluggish, opt for the rosemary and grapefruit massage oil, It features a series of anti-ageing facial massage for redened facial
an uplifting blend that helps to refresh your mind and lift your spirits. Or choose contours. INSIDER TIP After indulging at Sur Mesure par Theirry
rose and jasmine for their stress-relieving propertiesperfect for a relaxing Marx, Mandarin Oriental Paris two-Michelin-starred restaurant that
treat just before bedtime. Only The Organic Pharmacy products are used to pays homage to Parisian haute couture, what better way to wind
ensure that your skin reaps the benets of highly concentrated, all-natural down than in the fabulous Couture Suite? Decked out in ultra-chic
PHOTOGRAPHY: COURTESY OF CHANEL; RITZ PARIS; SHANGRI-LA HOTEL PARIS;
active ingredients. ALSO LOOK OUT FOR The hotels exclusive guidebook, 10 ttings, inuences of the citys fashion heritage can be
Parisian Walks, which features recommended walking tours that allow guests to
FOUR SEASONS HOTEL GEORGE V, PARIS; MANDARIN ORIENTAL, PARIS
seenn throughout, including intricate embroidery from

see the City of Light through the eyes of its authors, Parisian journalist Laurence the prestigious Maison Lesage that adorns the custom-
Gounel and Chief Concierge Tony Le Goff. Aside from breathtaking views of the made bed frame.
River Seine and the Eiffel Tower, youll have Paris
Recreate a spa-like experience at
home with The Organic Pharmacys at your ngertips. INSIDER TIP Stay the night
Arnica Soothing Muscle Soak (or two) in the Duplex Terrace Eiffel Tower View Feel your stress
melt away in
Suite. With a separate living area, immerse yourself the spacious
in Shangri-Las signature brand of luxury as you treatment room
take in breathtaking views of the Parisian skyline
and fall asleep to the twinkling lights of the Eiffel
Tower. While youre there, be sure to book a table
Relax your senses
at the two-Michelin-starred restaurant, LAbeille, with Aromatherapy
a restaurant that pays homage to classic French Associates Strength
culinary techniques while incorporating modern Bath & Shower Oil
aesthetics and avours.

R M K P R E S E N T S
FL AWLESS
PERFECTION
Achieve the ideal makeup
canvas with RMKs secrets to
a natural-looking complexion
MUST-HAVE PREP
M COLOUR CHAMELEON
Prrofessional photographers use sophisticated lighting techniques to A radiant, even-toned complexion
lend a luminous glow to models skin. Now imagine if you could is within reach with RMKs Basic
ecreate that radiance wherever you go. Introducing RMKs Creamy
re Control Color. Available in
Poolished Base N, a makeup primer that contains three different powder four different shades to target
paarticles to create a perfectly smooth and even surface. Royal jelly and a multitude of discolourations,
hyyaluronic acid are potent skin hydrators that help to lock moisture in so the lightweight and silky texture
yoour base makeup looks fresher for longer, while rosemary extract helps also helps smooth skin surface.
to tighten open pores. Available in three shades, finding your personal Designed to counter redness,
skkin-matching ring light is as effortless as wearing it. the Basic Control Color #03
Crreamy Polished Base N, $58 for 30g Green features a slight green tint
to cancel out redness for those
who are prone to looking flushed.
In addition, try #01 Silver for
added luminosity, #02 Purple to
NATURAL WONDER correct sallowness or #04 Coral
Getting that immaculate finish requires a foundation that not only for a healthy, rosy glow that
provides enough coverage to blur out blemishes and open pores, yet flatters all skin tones.
also lets the natural complexion shine through for a no-makeup effect.
Basic Control Color #03 Green, $30 for 10g
RMKs Gel Creamy Foundation nails it by combining the benefits of
both gel and cream foundations. It boasts the translucency of a gel
with the flattering coverage of a cream. Royal jelly and hyaluronic acid
intensively hydrate and help it adhere closely to the skin, alongside an
ultra-airy powder to absorb excess sebum for long-lasting perfection.
Gel Creamy Foundation, $89 for 30g
RMK is available at Takashimaya D.S, Isetan Scotts and Isetan Serangoon Central
Harpers BAZAAR covers the latest in fashion,
beauty, design, travel, culture, society and the arts. Enter the fabulous
world of Harpers BAZAAR Singapore to experience
the latest fashion shows, the chicest cocktail parties
and more at our exclusive events.
For more information on our events, visit www.harpersbazaar.com.sg today

e
B T
Seen on the spring/summer 2017

runways of Giorgio Armani and N21,
richly-painted lids are a sure-win way to
combine glamour and sultriness.
20s : Dare to experiment by lining your

upper and lower lash lines in contrasting shades.
Mix matte, shimmery and metallic hues for a
textured nish.
30s : Swap out your regular black or brown

liner for a navy shade such as Hourglass 1.5mm
Mechanical Gel Eye Liner in Ocean Floor, $30. It
adds a fun spin but is discreet enough for work.
40s : For all-out glamour, try a rich sapphire

shade like Cl de Peau Beauts Eye Color Duo in
105 in place of your usual black smoky eye. Fineliner Ultra-Skinny
Gel Eye Crayon in
50s onwards: Prep your lids with a
line-smoothing primer to avoid subsequent
Code Blue, $32,
Marc Jacobs Beauty
products sinking into creases around the eyes.

Stick to a neutral palette and line your lids with a
rich blue eyeliner like Marc Jacobs Beautys Fineliner N21 spring/
summer 2017
Ultra-Skinny Gel Eye Crayon in Code Blue, $32.
Eye Color
Duo in 105,
$95, Cl
de Peau
Beaut
From sun-kissed skin to jewel-tone eyes, here are the tips

Chlo spring/
summer 2017
and tricks to ace the hottest looks. By Joyce Cheo
SLEEK TRESSES
The runways of Chlo and Versace
Andrew Gn spring/
this spring/summer 2017 prove that, BLOTTED POUTS summer 2017
when done right, pin-straight locks Immaculate, bold lips made way for faded edges
can be as sexy as tousled waves. on the runways of Andrew Gn and Burberry for a
Keep yaways at bay with John painterly effect. To recreate this look, apply your
Friedas Frizz Ease Original 6 Effects lipstick just within the boundaries of your lips,
Serum, or try Original & Minerals blot with tissue to take away the shine, before
Frizzy Logic. In addition to blocking blending out the edges using a eyeshadow
out humidity, it also smoothes and smudge brush. We like NARS Velvet Lip Glide in
Velvet Lip
nourishes over-processed locks with Le Palacejust remember to prep your lips with Glide in Le
organic argan and macadamia oils. generous layers of lip balm. Or choose Laneiges Palace, $40,
If you have started to notice thinning Silk Intense Lipstick for vibrant pigments and NARS
hair, create the illusion of fuller locks moisturising properties. Alternatively, those who
Frizz Ease
by spritzing AVEDAs Pure Abundance Original 6 prefer something sheer will like Sulwhasoos
Style-Prep, $50 for 100ml, liberally at Effects Hair Essential Lip Serum Stick in No. 7 Deep Berry. It
your roots to add volume without Serum, $19.90, is packed with conditioning ingredients to plump
weighing hair down. John Frieda ne lines while giving the illusion of fuller lips.
Silk Intense Lipstick in 480
Rosy Smog, $36, Laneige e
HARPERS
A B ZAAR MAY 2017 139
Stay All Day
Lip Liner in
e Pinot Noir,
Stila Rouge Dior in
999, $49, Dior
k in
i p stic Red,
L ty .C
s
Pure Color Love na M.A
in Bar Red, $36, Dy $39,
Este Lauder
Jil Sander
spring/
summer
2017
T season
This n, give red lips an update
in
n every way
w imaginable, from
Kenzos vinyl effect to Giambattista
K FACE-FRAMING
lis ultra-matte nish.
Valli
V BANGS
0s: For a bright red a la Kenzo,
pply a long-lasting lipstick like Este
ap
Regardless of length, the right
bangs can accentuate your face
shape as well as take years off
your face. Just remember to
Laauders Pure Color Love in Bar Red.
keep your fringe voluminous
Top off with Chanels Rouge Coco Gloss we like Balmain Paris Hair
iin C
Chili, $48, for added shine. Coutures Dry Shampoo to
30s: To make your lips pop, layer lip

liner under your lipstick. This ensures
absorb sebum and sweat in an
instant. Many women in their
late 30s choose to get
eye-grazing bangs because
lipstick doesnt fade and feather beyond they mask wrinkles on the
your lips, and also helps pigments appear forehead and draw attention to
more vibrant. Enhance your lip shape with a the eyes. Ask for wispy layers
as these are the easiest to style
lip liner like Stilas Stay All Day Lip Liner in
on your own.
Pinot Noir, to create fuller-looking lips.
40s: As vertical lines on your lips

deepen, refrain from using matte lipsticks
Dry Shampoo, $55 for 300ml,
Balmain Paris Hair Couture
at Action Hair Salon
as they can emphasise them. Instead,

try a creamy one for a richer texture and Nuit Kajal in
Fascinating Black,
smoother nish, such as Diors Rouge Dior $22, Sephora
in 999, which is infused with botanical oils
Kenzo
spring/ and butters to keep lips smooth.
summer
2017 50s onwards: Treat your lips
to Lancmes LAbsolu Rouge in 132, a
ightweight and ultra-luxe formula that
lightw
ous Colour in M plumpss an
and nourishes lips while
Lumin ediu
G low m,
hy $8 ring eight hours
delivering
ealt 6,
H SUN- Ch of wear.r
es a
KISSED GLOW
ig
ne
Be
Instead of contouring and highlighting

s
Le
to accentuate models features, makeup And w G

artists backstage at Blumarine turned to sheer spring/summe
powders to add warmth to their complexions for a
post-vacation radiance. To look like youve just spent SOOTY EYE
a week basking by the beach, brush a glow-enhancing Nothing screams come
powder like Chanels Les Beiges Healthy Glow Luminous hither like kohl-lined eyes. App
pply
Colour in Medium, on the higher planes of your face Sephoras Nuit Kajal in Fascinating g
forehead, nose bridge, cheeks and chin. To subtly sculpt Black to lash lines and smudge
and dene the cheekbones, use a matte powder such out the edges for a morning-
as Burberry Beautys Light Glow in Dark Earthy after vibe. Or lift droopy
Blush, and apply it as a blush, blending towards lids by extending the outer
Light corners to create a cat-eye
the temples for the illusion of more lifted Glow in
features. The matte texture also effect. Finish with multiple e
Dark
prevents shimmer from creasing Earthy coats of Clarins Mascara a Mascara Supra
into crows feet. Blush, $68, Supra Volume and you ur
ure Volume, $42, Clarins
Burberry all ready for a big night
ht out.
Beauty

S K - I I B OUT I Q U E S PA P R E S E N T S
Maintain a
youthful glow
with SK-II
Boutique
Spas Aqua
Pure Facial
GET A HEAD START TO
GLOWING
SKIN
Whether youre a seasoned skincare
connoisseur or someone who has just started
investing in your skin, give it the best TLC
it deserves with SK-II Boutique Spas service-
oriented and results-driven approach
for beautiful, ageless skin
Known for its top-notch facials, SK-II Boutique Spa combines

the use of premium SK-II products with state-of-the-art
skincare technology to deliver efficacious skincare solutions to
its discerning clientele of all ages. Recognising that women,
and men, are constantly on the quest for healthy-looking skin
with a revitalised glow, SK-II Boutique Spa has an extensive
treatment menu of facial services that cater to various
skincare concerns and age groups. This means that regardless
of whether youve been conscientiously taking good care of
your skin, or are just starting to do so, youll be able to find treated to the Facial Treatment Masks goodness before
something that caters to your needs. your therapist selects a customised routine of SK-II products
For the younger set, its latest Aqua Pure Facial, $260 for 90 for you.
7
minutes, is perfect for setting the foundations of crystal clear Your unique skincare experience begins once you enter
skin. Modern young women lead hectic lifestylesfrom late its premises, which provides a tranquil and welcoming
nights at the office to social engagements, many might find it ambience. Each treatment room features its innovative
a challenge to devote time and effort in maintaining a rigorous Senzational Bed, Tempur pillow and goose down comforter
skincare routine. As a result, improper care and insufficient its like tucking into bed at a five-star hotel while having a facial.
sleep lead to sluggish cell turnover, which presents itself You are also guaranteed the expertise of highly skilled beauty
as a lacklustre skin tone. Designed therapists, as they have an average of
to sweep away dead skin cells and 10 years experience and are required
support cellular renewal, the Aqua Pure to go through stringent training and
Facial cleanses the skin thoroughly to yearly evaluation.
unveil a revitalised complexion. In addition, every customers
To begin, your therapist uses information is also periodically
the Aqua Clean machines vacuum reviewed so that your treatment plan
function as lactic acid is infused onto can be adjusted accordingly. The
the skin surface. This loosens stubborn Relax and unwind in spa also has a dedicated Customer
comedone plugs and softens any dead the well-appointed Experience Manager who provides
treatment rooms
skin skin cells that have accumulated personalised follow-ups to constantly
so the vacuum tip is able to eliminate improve your experience. With its
them swiftly. Next, a salicylic acid solution emphasis on research and innovation, and
is applied onto the skin to encourage cell its ability to meet the changing needs of its
renewal, decongest clogged pores and keep discerning clientele, SK-II Boutique Spa is the
blemishes at bay. Now that your skin is trusted go-to skincare partner for a seamless
prepped and primed for absorption, it is journey towards crystal clear skin.
SK-II Boutique Spa is at #02-54/55 Millenia Walk, Tel: 6336 4880; #02-06 Shaw Centre, Tel: 6836 9168.
For more information, visit www.mysk2spa.com
e
Eyebrow
Cushion-cara,
$36, Laneige
Prada
spring/
summer
2017
Brow Pencil in
40, $30, Make
Up For Ever
Brow Sculpt in DEEP SIDE

Taupe, $34, M.A.C Monique Lhuillier
spring/summer 2017
PART
As the runways of Balmain,
Dries Van Noten and Prada
show: This look means all
business. To pull it all
together, arm yourself with
a ne-toothed comb and
a toothbrush. For a
slicked-back look like
Prada, work a styling
Whether you prefer a brow pencil,
W cream such as Living
powder or gel, the key is to apply Proofs No Frizz Nourishing
Styling Cream, through the
in
n small, feathery strokes for a SSY LIDS
natural-looking effect. GLO lengths of your hair and
gather it into a low
No Frizz
Despite the sound of it, glossy lids are Nourishing ponytail. Next, tame any
20s: Just like their favourite

Korean celebrities, many Asian
incredibly wearable. Thanks to new formulas
that are less sticky, all you need for a glazed look
is a touch of luminising cream. Begin with an
Styling Cream,
Living Proof
yaway strands with
hairspray and a toothbrush.
For a softer look, keep the
women
w increasingly prefer full, straight eyeshadow primer, which lls in creases and helps roots of your hair
prolong the wear of your eyeshadow. Then, sweep on voluminous and use a shine
brows that are slightly boyish. Try a
your favourite eyeshadow before dabbing RMS Living spray instead of a hairspray
brow pencil like M.A.Cs Brow Sculpt, Beautys Living Luminizer. The key is to not overdo Luminizer, for a lustrous nish.
which
w gives you precision and control it, so apply it just onto the centre of the lids. RMS Beauty
while
w the spooley brush makes Or try NUDESTIXs Sheer Eye Colour
blending a breeze. Pencil in Shimmer for
in
a subtle sheen. Pencil
30s: If youre looking for
omething to make touch-ups super
so
Eye Colour ESTIX
Sheer er, $37, NU
Shimm
D
eaasy, try Laneiges Eyebrow Cushion-

caara. Essentially a liquid brow ller in
a cushion format, this comes with
Top Secrets CC Creme
wo complementary shades so you
tw Colour Corrector in
can create a three-dimensional effect Apricot, $90, YSL Beauty
instead of having brows that look
that theyre stencilled on. It also PARED-DOWN
includes nifty tools like an angled FINISH
brush and spooley brush for Taking no-makeup makeup
to another level, this is all about
immaculate application. having the skins natural texture
40s onwards: As with the

hair on our head, the ne hairs on our
show through. To keep yourself
from piling on excessive products,
work a colour corrector into your
routine. If youre plagued with
brows become thinner and fainter with Basic
blemishes or prone to redness, try a
age. To recreate fuller-looking brows, green-tinged colour corrector like RMKss Control
try Make Up For Evers Brow Liner Basic Control Color in #03 Green, which Color in
#03 Green,
Intense Brow Dener. Its tiny brush cancels out redness. On the other hand, if $
$30, RMK
makes it easy to draw tiny strokes that your skin is showing signs of sagging and
sallowness, try a peach-tinted one like YSL
mimic the look of natural hair. Plus, its Beautys Top Secrets CC Creme Colour
Simone Rocha
long-wear formula means you wont spring/summer 2017 Corrector in Apricot to reduce dullness and
have to worry about fading. improve skin tone for a healthy, rosy glow.

THE RITZ-CARLTON SPA PRESENTS
W H E R E
TIME
STANDS
STILL
Escape from the hustle and bustle
of urban life in the luxurious setting
of The Ritz-Carlton Spa
Rejuvenate your skin from inside out
with the La Mer Miracle Broth Facial,
a Ritz-Carlton Spa exclusive
Book a
GO ON AN IMMERSIVE JOURNEY private spa
Theres nothing as relaxing as being near the day out at live melodies performed by a cellist. Alternatively,
Le Salon
ocean, and the brand-new Ritz-Carlton Spa Rose opt for the Timeless Indulgence. This lavish
allows you to journey under the sea with its treatment combines the coveted La Mer Miracle
marine-inspiredsurrounds.Itisthefirstluxury Broth Facial (which features an extensive routine of
hotel in Asia-Pacific to partner with La Mer,to 13 La Mer products) with an indulgent foot care
offer the ultimate menu of facial indulgences, regimen, so you feel as refreshed and rejuvenated as
including the exclusive La Mer Miracle you look post-treatment.
Broth Facial.
A visit to The Ritz-Carlton Spa entails MASTER THE ART OF MASSAGE
so much more than simply getting If you have always wanted to
a facial or massageit is a step prolong the spa experience in
towards total relaxation for the the comfort of your own home,
senses. Stroll through the tree or surprise your loved ones with
bark-inspired corridor lined with a personally administered spa
stunning blue oyster glass, to one session, sign up for one of The
of the 10 private treatment rooms. Ritz-Carlton Spas educational
For the ultimate experience, Spa Masterclasses, where you
reserve the decadent Ritz-Carlton can learn the techniques of
Spa Suite, which offers couples holistic and healing massage from
a romantic bath and revitalising the experts.
hydro-jets experience after your A go-to sanctuary for the well-
chosen treatment. Unwind to soothing tunes with heeled urbanite, The Ritz-Carlton
If youre planning an the Cello Concerto treatment Spa sets itself apart from the rest by
intimate day out at the paying attention to every last detail.
spa with your friends, look no further. Book the From the conch shells placed by the
Le Salon Rose to ensure utmost privacy. Ideal for ears before each treatment to lull
a pre-party indulgence with your friends, its you into a state of deep relaxation
the perfect place for getting your nails, hair and to the Zero Gravity chairs in the
makeup done before a glamorous night out. Dont relaxation lounge, you can be
forget to arrive early so youll have time to enjoy the spa Relax your body assured of a deeply indulgent and
facilities including saunas, steam rooms and jacuzzis for and mind at transformative experience like
The Ritz-Carlton Spa
complete relaxation. no other.
UNWIND TO PAMPERING TREATMENTS

True to its promise of unparalleled luxury, The Ritz-Carlton Spa
The Ritz-Carlton Spa is at Level 1 of The Ritz-Carlton,
offers unique signature treatments that are guaranteed to ease all
tension from your mind and body. The Cello Concerto is a body Millenia Singapore, Tel: 6434 5203.
massage inspired by classical music, with massage movements For more information, email rc.sinrz.spa@ritzcarlton.com or
and techniques harmoniously and seamlessly synchronised to visit www.ritzcarlton.com/en/hotels/singapore/spa
e
A radiant and blemish-free complexion is desired by virtually every

woman. As its name suggests, hyper-fresh skin elevates the standard
even further for awless skin. This means that youll need Flat Change
Base,
to put in a little extra prep work for seamless results. Maquillage
20s : After sunscreen, blend

Shiseidos Synchro Skin Glow
Luminizing Fluid Foundation onto skin,
focusing on the centre of the face, which
is more prone to discolouration.
30s : To keep skin imperfections like

ne lines and enlarged pores at bay, add a
base to your routine. Maquillages Flat
Change Base smoothens skin surface so
Candleglow Sheer
makeup glides on smoothly. Perfecting Powder,
40s: If you prefer a velvety nish

instead of a dewy one, sweep Laura
$68, Laura Mercier
Merciers Candleglow Sheer Perfecting

Powder after foundation to set makeup while
ensuring a luminous nish. This can also be
used throughout the day for touch-ups.
Synchro Skin
Dsquared2
spring/
50s onwards: To smooth wrinkles, apply a
thin layer of a plumping serum like Cosme Decortes
Glow Luminizing
Fluid Foundation,
$74, Shiseido
summer iP.Shot, $140, under your makeup. This lifts and tightens
2017
while sealing in moisture for instantly smoother skin.
DKNY spring/ BURGUNDY

Texturising summer 2017 LIPS
Volume Spray, Wine-hued lips lend a
Label M
sultry mood to even
the most casual of
Emporio TOUGH ensembles. Dont forget
Armani BRAIDS to apply blush on the
spring/ Braids have been a cheeks to avoid looking
summer mainstay on runways
2017 washed out. For a
for several years. This high-shine nish, we like
season, they have Diors Dior Addict Gel
been reinvented to Lacquer in 984 Dark
boxer braids, as seen Flower; or try NARS
at Emporio Armani. Velvet Matte Lip Pencil
To replicate this style in Endangered Red for a
at home, use Label sophisticated matte look.
Ms Texturising
Volume Spray to
rough up hair before
braiding for a casual
yet polished effect.
Dior Addict
Gel Lacquer
in 984 Dark
Pressed Eye Shadow in Flower,
Montage, $22, Shu Uemura Eye Colour $50, Dior
Contour in Ve
Rosewood, ROSEBUD LIDS En lvet
$46, Burberry What could be prettier than da Mat
ng
ere te Lip
Beauty rose-tinted lids? With earthy, brown dR
ed Penc
undertones, this in-between shade, which , $3 il in
8, N
falls somewhere between red and pink, subtly AR
adds denition and is universally attering. For those S
attempting this colour for the rst time, try a powder
eyeshadow like Make Up Stores Microshadow in Maroon, and
PHOTOGRAPHY: SHOWBIT
start sheer. You can also layer a powder eyeshadow over a

cream one such as Burberry Beautys Eye Colour Contour
in Rosewood, for more intense pigment payoff. Overdid it?
Simply tone down the colour by sweeping Shu Uemuras
Pressed Eye Shadow in Montage, a shimmery
Microshadow mauve eyeshadow.
in Maroon, $32,
Make Up Store
PHS HAIRSCIENCE Presents
PREP WORK
Just like the skin on our face and
body, the skin on our scalp also
requires regular exfoliation to rid itself
of pore-clogging dirt, dead skin cells
and sebum. A build-up of debris on the
scalp can lead to itching, greasiness
or weakened hair follicles that can result in hair
fall. Ideal for use with any PHS HAIRSCIENCE
or regular hair care products, the signature ADV V
Elixir is a must-have to cleanse, exfoliate and
strengthen the scalp. Plus, it also improves
nutrient absorption and provides anti-microbial
ADV Elixir,
and anti-inflammatory benefits. The result? $99 for 100ml,
Hair is stronger and looks shinier. PHS HAIRSCIENCE
THE PERFECT
CLEANSE
Not all shampoos are created equal.
To maintain the health of your hair and
scalp, look for a shampoo that gently
and thoroughly cleanses. Plus, opt for
one that also nourishes and aids repair to support
air regeneration. PHS HAIRSCIENCEs FEM Fortify
ha
Shhampoo contains rice stem cells and walnut seed
extract to increase blood circulation and regulate
e cortex function while nourishing hair roots and
the
pairing damaged hair. As a result, hair loss is halted
rep
and follicles are stimulated for healthy hair growth.
MANE
FEM Fortify Shampoo, $39 for 200ml, PHS HAIRSCIENCE
THE
A SMOOTH FINISH
Weak hair roots mean weakened
and brittle hair ends due to a lack of
nutrients. Give your fragile hair all the
EVENT
hydration and repair that it needs,
without weighing it down with PHS
HAIRSCIENCEs FEM Fortify Conditione er.
This lightweight yet intensive conditioner boasts
tomato stem cell and sweet almond fruit extracts to o
revitalise and hydrate dull and dry hair, restoring a
healthy shine, vitality and smoothness. Suitable for
daily use for all hair types to prevent hair breakage,
Regain full and healthy hair with split ends and unsightly frizz.
PHS HAIRSCIENCEs trichologist-certified FEM Fortify Conditioner, $39 for 200ml, PHS HAIRSCIENCE
E
four-step hair and scalp care programme

NOURISH & REJUVENATE
Just like how a serum penetrates deep into
Founded in 2006, PHS HAIRSCIENCE is an award-
the skin to deliver active ingredients to the
winning homegrown brand that focuses on using gentle cells, PHS HAIRSCIENCEs FEM Fortify Tonic
botanicals in potent concentrations to deliver efficacious contains potent botanicals to encourage
hair and scalp solutions. Carefully extracted using a cellular regeneration and oxygenate the
special pressure technique, the active ingredients that cells. Oat protein and soya extracts boost
go into PHS HAIRSCIENCE products are proven to scalp immunity and protect
hair follicles from damage,
provide quick and visible results. In addition, they are
while lotus stem cells improve
certified by trichologists, formulated with stem cell
microcirculation and stimulate
technology and are free of artificial colourants, mineral healthier, fuller hair growth.
oils, parabens and benzophenone, making them safe FEM Fortify Tonic, $99 for
and effective for all hair and scalp types. 100ml, PHS HAIRSCIENCE
PHS HAIRSCIENCE is at #04-12 Wheelock Place; #05-25A/B Ngee Ann City S.C.; #04-34/35 Plaza Singapura;
Takashimaya Department Store. Shop the entire range at www.shop.phshair.com or call 6692 0662 for more information
THIS SEASONS BEAUTY LOOKS
TEND TOWARD THE
PAIRED PERFECTLY WITH

THE PREFALL 2017 COLLECTIONS.
By CA R INE ROITFEL D
Photographs by SEBASTIAN FAENA Makeup by PETER PHILIPS
Creative direction by KEVIN TEKINEL at GB65
Sittings editor: BEN PERREIRA. Sittings assistant: RON HARTLEBEN.
Hair: PETER GRAY AND SOICHI INAGAKI. Manicures: MEI KAWAJIRI. Casting and production: EVELIEN JOOS.
On-set production: CRISTINA GABRIELE. Set design: BETTE ADAMS for MARY HOWARD STUDIO. Location: CAERUS GROUP
N NG PAGE ll wea
ars b br T- SA AP TE . S d ea
e rri orn hrou
ro ,
elss own.
wn M p
p: er s Di
s. h ump Vo ume
m s ara
sca r n Bla
B p
I : Grac
ac E t wea
th wears trenchh co
coa ress
e s, Y RIC AR IS Glove
oves,
s . Ti s,
O Ru h wea
we rss ket IOR
O -shirt A OD TE
Frederikke Soe wears dress; top, VALENTINO. Tights, WE LOVE COLORS. Shoes, MANOLO BLAHNIK
OPPOSITE: Grace wears trench coat, GIVENCHY BY RICCARDO TISCI. Makeup: Peter Philips. Dior Dior Addict Lacquer Stick in Sauvage
u earr dres
ress s
res D Ti s, FALKE
F L
P F
Fr rikke
e wea
earss s ; op M e p te
er hiili
illii or u eurs
eur
u yes
es ow Pa et e i
ow
Amandine Renard wears top; skirt; bag, GUCCI. Tights, YANDY.COM. Shoes, GIANVITO ROSSI
OPPOSITE: Wallette Watson wears dress, FENDI. Makeup: Peter Philips. Dior Dior Addict Lacquer Stick in Diablo
Radhika Nair wears turtleneck; skirt; boots, LOUIS VUITTON
OPPOSITE: Ruth wears dress, DIOR. Makeup: Peter Philips. Dior Diorskin Forever Perfect Foundation Broad Spectrum SPF 35
MAKEUP BY KABUKI
Radhika wears sweater; skirt; belt; bag; socks; shoes, PRADA. Tights, YANDY.COM
OPPOSITE: Halima Aden wears dress, BALENCIAGA. Head scarf, models own.
Makeup: Kabuki. Maybelline New York Eyestudio ColorTattoo 24HR Cream Gel Eye Shadow in Painted Purple
Ha ma we
wears
ar tlene
ene k t s, .T s, O car
a f,
f s own
own
S a wear
as t L. K k Laura
u a Merci
c err t Wash id C lo i e B
Stella wears jacket; skirt; shoes, CHANEL. Tights, YANDY.COM
OPPOSITE: Amandine wears shirt, GUCCI. Makeup: Kabuki. Lancme Color Design Sensational Effects Eye Shadow in Fashion Admirer.
Lost? Found! We track down the most sought-after
handbags and shoes of the season.
Photographed by Stills & Strokes. Styled by Emrah Seckin

Calfskin and satin DOrsay pumps; resin bucket bag, Giorgio Armani
OPPOSITE: Satin sandal with crystal and feather detail; calfskin bag with crystal-plated buckle, Miu Miu
Beaded satin
pumps; calf and
python leather
shoulder bag,
Gucci
OPPOSITE:
Calf leather
and monogram
canvas handbag;
monogram
leather boot,
Louis Vuitton
Leather sandal; leather
with LED lights Boy
bag, Chanel
OPPOSITE: Leather bag
with appliques; knitted
cut-out boots, Fendi
Leather bag with snake leather
and metal closure; lurex jacquard
slippers with Swarovski crystal
buckle, Dolce&Gabbana
OPPOSITE: Satin sandal with
ostrich feather trim and Velcro
closure; calf leather clutch, Prada

R EATU
FUL C
Ge
t in
to R
E
the
all gro
mi ove e t s and oral prints,
xe
dw with
er jack
ith fringe details, bomb
.
wi
ld a r e attitude
a
ban
d on a l- m ay-c
nd powered by a devi
ty l ed by Windy Aulia
.S
M ari
ai
Photographed by Sar
Leather, cotton and lace cape;

mesh dress; metal bottle cap
earrings (worn throughout).
Lace bra; lace briefs (worn
throughout), models own
All clothes and accessories worn

throughout are by Coach 1941
unless stated otherwise

Cotton printed t-shirt; silk
choker with metal bottle
cap (worn throughout);
silk scarf (on arm); metal
bracelets; leather boots.
Denim jeans, stylists own
OPPOSITE: Embroidered
silk bomber jacket; mesh
top; cotton and leather
pants; leather boots;
leather Dinky bag
Embroidered silk
bomber jacket; mesh top;
embroidered silk shorts;
metal bracelets; leather
boots. Cotton socks,
stylists own
OPPOSITE: Cotton, mesh,
silk and lace dress; metal
bracelets; leather Dinkier bag
Embroidered silk
bomber jacket; silk
scarf; metal bracelets;
leather boots. Denim
jeans, stylists own
OPPOSITE: Embroidered
cotton t-shirt; embroidered
cotton skirt; silk scarf;
leather and metal belt
Mesh and lace top (worn back to
front); cotton and lace skirt; metal
bracelets; leather Dinkier bag with
souvenir charms; leather boots.
Cotton socks, stylists own
OPPOSITE: Suede dress with metal
buttons; silk scarf; metal bracelets.
Sunglasses, stylists own
Model: Sora Choi/Wilhelmina

Makeup: Seong Hee
Park/Julian Watson
Makeup assistant: Kathy Moon
Hair: Yuhi Kim/Bridge Artists
Manicure: Elina Ogawa
Casting: Talia Collis
Producer: Meghan Heidenberg
Digital assistant: Keisuke Tsujimoto
Photography assistant: Danny Lim
Styling assistant: Andrew Franco
Shot on location at The Jane Hotel

This
months
chic list
Edited by Dana Koh
I
Mats Gustafsons
artistic interp
of Dior past
and present With a few quick marks,
Sweedish illustrator
Maats Gustafson captures
thee magnificence of
Diors dresses with
skketches that evoke the
sspirit of couture.This symbiotic
collaboration was bro ought together
by Raf Simons durin ng his reign
as the houses creativve
director, an
nd released as an
l
elegant tome as part of the houses 70th
anniversary celebrations this year. Glide
A selection of
Mats Gustafsons
through the elegant pages of Dior by Mats
illustrations of Gustafson, with 224 pages of elegantly
Dior haute couture
and ready-to-wear
illustrated works. Depicted in a variety
looks featured of mediawatercolour, pastels and paper
in his book
cut-outsthis visual record is both classic
and contemporary. www.rizzoliusa.com
A 2004 work
Light and nature abound at
Palazzo della Civilt Italiana ATELIERS OF ART by African
artist
Culture buffs, rejoice, as two storied Houses Chri
Samba
play host to international exhibitions
LOUIS VUITTONS
Abete
ART/AFRIQUE,
LE NOUVEL ATELIER
Louis Vuitton has turned its artistic gaze to Our
Africa with Art/Afrique, le nouvel atelier. Freedom
Housed in Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris, Cant
Wait by
this three-part showcase is headlined by The Lawrence
Foglie di
Pietra
Insiders section, which presents works from Lemaoana
FENDIS MATRICE Jean Pigozzis prized collection. A pioneer in
The concrete magnicence of Fendis the contemporary African art movement, Pigozzi traipsed through
Roman headquarters at PCDI (Palazzo della Civilt the continent for 20 years (1989 to 2009) to build relationships
Italiana) has been transformed into a woody forest with with artists whose works were deeply inuenced by the traditions
Matrice, a 15-piece contemporary art exhibition by Giuseppe Penone. Regarded of Africa, and asserted openness and eclecticism. Complementing
as one of the worlds greatest living sculptors, Penone challenges notions of nature this expressive oeuvre is Being There, a section that throws the
versus manmade by breaking down the barriers separating the two realms. Keep an spotlight on South African art, and the socio-political issues and
eye out for Foglie di Pietra (Leaves of Stone, 2013), where spiralling tree branches identity struggles of a post-apartheid country. Last is Africa,
are interlaced around blocks of marble, a commentary on how nature endures which offers a poetically optimistic view through the eyes of
across history. On from now to 16 July, 2017 African artists living overseas. On from 26 April to 28 August, 2017

Loewe: This is Home LADIES NIGHT
Grab your best girlfriends for these
nostalgic musical extravaganzas
A MODE
B A artisan offerings
VILLAGE PEOPLE 40TH ANNIVERSARY
OD L
LIVE TOUR
rn
you E A oewe
s Before Magic Mike, there was Village People
the original band of men in uniform who set
r ho L
use into a home with the stage ablaze with their chiselled physiques
and sparked a disco music phenomenon
Wh here there are throughout the 70s and 80s. Get ready for
Loeewe cats (remember some Y.M.C.A fun at their 40th anniversary
those pendants and concert, as original founding membersNative
bag charms from last American, Felipe Rose and G.I, Alexander
Brileybring the house down alongside the
season?) there are
Cop, Cowboy, Biker and Construction Worker.
bouund to be Loewe
A craftsman On 18 and 19 May, 2017 at the MasterCard
micce. Play the cat and at work Theatres at Marina Bay Sands
mouse
mou u game with
Robert Mouseman
Tho ompsons Craftsmen,
who o have created solid
oak
k rodents that (gasp!)
makke these vermins
cutee and cool in equal
meaasure. Its all part of
Looewe: This is Home, which launched during Salone
del Mobile. Casa Loewe includes leather lamps, a suite
of bbenches with multi-use sheets in taurillon skin, and
woo p that evoke a starryy night
ol carpets g sky.
y
SISTER ACT
Remember Deloris Van
Cartier, the aspiring
disco diva who got put
into protective custodyy
in a convent where she
rocked up a storm? Sistter
Act is back, and brighteer
than ever, this time on
stage as a ve-time Ton ny-
nominated musical that
Wood, knits, a starry makes its glorious debu ut in Asia.
carpet and a silhouette
of a man make up the Celebrate the power of friendship
quirky home collection with a night of Motown n, soul
and funk anthems that will have
you dancing in your seaats.
On from 9 to 28 May, 20 017 at
the MasterCard Theatre es at
Marina Bay Sands

e The terrace of ITC Grand
Bharats Deluxe Suite
WELL
HEALED
Exotic cruises to recharge the spirit,
an urban oasis to revitalise the senses and a wellness
sanctuary to rejuvenate the soul and beyond
A WHOLE NEW WORLD something many urbanites can relate to. What Leela
Dana Koh journeys to the hidden jewel feels, through her healing touches across my body,
strikes a chord:Theres a lot of untapped energy thats
of New Delhis crown
being bogged down, and theres a tension in your
Sangam Lobby There is a magic to India. The kind that grants your chest thats causing you to take mainly quick, short
wildest wishes and inspires you to pursue brand new breaths, she deduces. For this, we will be focusing
horizons. But most of all, it will leave you in awe on exercises to open up the heart, and awaken the
starting from the moment you escape into the ITC Kundalini, referring to the sleeping spiritual energy
Grand Bharat, a 300-acre estate and Indias first all-suite that lies at the base of ones spine.A range of sessions are
offering in the ancient Aravalli hills in New Delhi.The planned, from morning yoga with long back stretches;
palatial structures, flanked by mazes of verdant gardens afternoon meditations involving vigorous body
and glistening lagoons, call to mind Eastern kingdoms shaking and blindfolded dancing; to slow breathing
of yesteryear and are a vivid contrast to the rest of rituals before bedtime. These are interspersed with
sprawling New Delhi. pampering treatments at Kaya Kalp The Royal
Your soul brought you here, says Leela Isani, the Spa, like the Prana Vitality Massage, where a therapist
woman I have been invited to spend a long weekend with healing hands employs ancient techniques
with at this majestic resort, as part of its first Visiting to encourage Prana (life force energy) to flow
Masters Wellness Retreat. She is a Reiki master, upwards, releasing toxins, and restoring inner strength
spiritual teacher and holistic healer; and despite my and harmony.
Soak in the serene
surroundings initial scepticism, something in me believes in her. Its Meals, too, are tailored to ones needs, as identified
hard not to be swayed when your by the in-house Ayurvedic expert, Doctor Shree. At
plush accommodation comes with the main dining restaurant, Aravali Pavilion, a section
personalised, monogrammed touches, of the menu is devoted to Swasthya cuisine, which
and a sunset-facing pool. invokes time-honoured Indian culinary principles of
Such wellness itineraries typically promoting wellness; while an off-menu salad order
begin with one-on-one conversations will get you a selection of vegetables and fruits picked
to uncover what guests need most straight from the garden. Infusions of herbs, such as
out of the experience. After an mint and moringa, are perfect for savouring out on
unexpectedly emotional session, the the veranda, framed by lofty heritage architecture thats
word light is what sets the purpose been built with ITCs rooted in the soil philosophy
of my trip in motionthe desire to in mind. I am no Elizabeth Gilbert or Julia Roberts,
The Ayurveda Suite at Kaya
Kalp The Royal Spa be relieved of the emotional weight but eat, pray and love I did at the ITC Grand Bharat.
piled on from a high-pressure lifestyle, And so should you; your soul will love you for it.

SOOTHE SAILING Belmond Road
to Mandalay
Steer your soul towards inner peace with
these new wellness escapades at sea
Equipped with the award-winning Canyon Ranch

SpaClub on board, OCEANIA CRUISES has
launched the industrys first fully-integrated wellness
retreats on the high seas. While sailing accross the
Mediterranean, families can recharge with lots of fun
activities and holistic experiences, including deliciously
wholesome feasts to fuel you for healing therapies, fitness
training sessions and invigorating yoga classes, culminating with a spa
treatment or two.What truly sets it apart are tour pairings with off-ship
experiences, like in Civitavecchia, Italy, where passengers can luxuriate in
theThermal Baths of the Popes, a thousand-year-old therapeutic tradition
for heavenly relaxation. Over in Myanmar, the BELMOND ROAD TO
MANDALAY is perfect for individuals who appreciate quiet luxury, and
yoga and meditation sessions in nature. Expect voyages of self-discovery
led by Brian Hilliard and Shannon van Staden of Mindfulness Journeys,
along the spiritually enriching Ayeyarwady River. Besides healthy spa
cuisine and a dedicated wellbeing area with spa treatment rooms and a
gym, an indoor Observation Lounge
and open air deck make great options
for private meditations and sunrise
sessions.Adding to the journeys idyllic
adventure are group Tibetan yoga and
The sacred temples
Oceania Cruises meditation sessions, which also take of Myanmar
Healthy Living Tours
place on land in rural pagodas.
DAM COOL
A scenic urban escape awaits
in Amsterdam
If there is one quick way to identify how
hip a hotel is, take a whiff of the lobby.
If there are copious candles wafting Le
Labos Santal 33, you know youve hit
fashion jackpot. Le Labo has created
the most ubiquitous scent in fashion; a
signature smell that you can recognise in
every major fashion city in the world.So,
The river makes what is it doing in the lobby, bathrooms
for a quaint cruise and suites of the Pulitzer in Amsterdam?
Well, this charming independently-run
hotel, situated along the picturesque Prinsengracht canal and occupying 25 canal houses with over 400
years of heritage, is somewhat of a hidden gem.The Pulitzer is located in the Nine Streets quarter, on
the doorstep of the colourful Jordaan neighbourhooda boutique shopping hub, full
The Pulitzer Suite
of bicycle-friendly paths, and close to the Royal Palace and the museum district. The luxuriously
eclectic lobby
Sign up for fabulous tours, including a personal tour of the
Van Gogh Museum (your host will walk you through his
life and his most famous paintings), or throw restraint to
ADDITIONAL REPORTING BY KENNETH GOH
the wind and indulge in a gastronomic feast that will

allow you to sample some of the citys Michelin star
restaurants with a three-course, three-restaurant tour
that not only satisfies the tummy,but also your nomadic
spirit. After a night out, escape into the cosy-yet-chic
Pulitzer Suite, resplendent with its freestanding grand
Amsterdam icon,
Wester Church bath tub, super king size bed and view of the gardens.Visit
www.pulitzeramterdam.com and www.viator.com/tours/amsterdam

C K
T RA
S O U N D e.
I DA
Y enc
tal sil
H O L prefer to
I
BY STELLA TENNANT
The model on the unspoilt

beauty of Scotland Mascara,
Charlotte
Tilbury
BEAUTY ESSENTIALS
Im pretty low-maintenance
but I love Charlotte Tilburys mascara
and concealer, Boots Traditional
Glycerin and Rosewater, Avons Skin
So Soft Original Dry Oil Spray and
Windle & Moodies hair wax.
Volcanic Ash Wax, Boots Traditional
Windle & Moodie
nant Drynac Glycerin and
a Ten han
Stell Lodge
Rosewater, Boots
Three words
Earrings,
Chanel that describe
Scotland: Empty,
majestic, home.
Jeans,
Dior
Boot, Homme
Fendi
Coat,
Coach
1941
TIP
B E S T AT I O N
PHOTOGRAPHY: TOM CRAIG; GETTY IMAGES; PETER MARSHALL AND HANLI
A X ms.
REL airngor
FOR the C
alk in
BEST PLACE A long w Top,
Socks, Holland
Topshop
TO STAY? & Holland x
Drynachan Lodge, Stella Tennant
owned by my friends
PRINSLOO; GRAHAM WALSER/HEARST STUDIOS
the Cawdors. Its WHAT DO YO O PACK?

extremely comfortable, Socks from my Holland & Holland
with delicious food, a line, my shearling waistcoat, a long
river to swim in, hills to parka jacket and a pair of tweed
walk up and ponies trousers. I take Topshop vests for little
to rideits like pops of colour. I always wear Dior
a playground. Homme jeans because the cut ts
me really well. And I am quite partial
Pants, Herms
to a few diamonds at dinner.

Jaans Snapper and
Barley Risotto
ots of pure applied in

Yayoi Kusama-like fashion.
Earthy morels punctuating a
garden of seasonal vegetables.
A swirl of sauce framing
perfectly seared or sous-vide
protein.This is edible botany, and the work
of modern Japanese restaurant, Akira Back,
which prides itself as a gallery of culinary art.
Its Sashimi Don, a dish ordinarily served in a
bowl with raw fish atop rice, arrives at the table
as a colourful block of fresh seafood on a base
of Katsuo Goma brown rice from Hokkaido,
stacked with mathematical precision.Artful
plating is similarly found at Odette, which
COCKTAIL HOUR serves up two Michelin-star-worthy French cuisine with contemporary finesse.An
order of Choconuts gets you an intricately stylised plate of Guanaja chocolate three
Drinkable beauty potions that not wayscrystallised, sorbet and tuillewith peanut toffee crumble and Tahitian vanilla
only taste great but will get you coulant for mouthfuls of textural decadence. Showcasing one ingredient in varied forms,
glowing from the inside out too, is JAAN, where Snapper and Barley Risotto with fresh chickweed and baby squid
legs is accentuated with Kabocha pumpkin
Open Farm Communitys pure, Muscat pumpkin jus and pumpkin
Power up your Steak Tartare
metabolism and seed granola for added crunch. On the local
skins radiance flavour front, Open Farm Communitys
with this mint
chocolate chip- latest menu additions celebrate home-grown
flavoured Raw ingredients:Think Steak Tartare uplifted by
Beauty Green spicy-tangy ginger chili, spring onion and
Superfood
Powder, HUM coriander pure, topped with an oozy organic
egg yolk and standing garlic croutons.And for
dessert, sweet tooths can tuck into the Pandan
Increase your
immunity with
and Banana Custard that is almost too pretty
Recover Premium to eat: Delicate blooms nestle alongside discs
Ginseng, Sun- of rich, crumbly ginger biscuits, freeze-dried
baked Goji
Berries and
bananas and dollops of sugarcane sorbet, in a
Chrysanthemum bed of lemongrass sago.
Tea, Infusion-de-
vie at Naiise
Get an all-natural
energy boost Odettes
with two Choconuts
servings of fruit
and vegetables
worth of vitamins
with The
Essential
Greens, My Maha
Enhance blood circulation and the bodys

BY DANA KOH
natural healing and regeneration processes Akira Backs

with Mulberry Vitality Enzymes, Open Farm Sashimi Don
Straits Wholefoods at Naiise Communitys
Pandan
and Banana
Custard
Edited by Dana Koh
Mo Loke, Desiree Liew, Ieo Gek Ching, Shin-Young Park,

Yom Bo Sung, June Yap, Hazel Lim and Kenneth Goh
B A Z A A R E V E N T
For one night in February, Scotts Square was transformed

into an impressive art gallery for the launch of the BAZAAR
Art Prize 2016 exhibition and its awards party.The clatter
of stilettos signalled the start of the evening, as over 160
stylish guests streamed into the atrium where photographers
captured their arrival.With flutes of Champagne in hand,
guests spent most of the night mingling around the artworks
Lyncia Tan, Chlorin by our 12 talented finalists, discussing the concept of Fashion Helen Tressia,
Chew and Andrea Ho Younhi Park
Meets Artthe central theme these budding artists worked and Park Rae
around. Harpers BAZAAR Singapores Editor-in-Chief Kenneth Kyoung
Goh, together with Mo Loke, General Manager,Architecture and
Design,Wheelock Properties, then took to the stage to announce
the big winners of the night: Shin-Young Park for the 2D Work
on Canvas category, Desiree Liew for the Photography category,
and Ieo Gek Ching for the 2D Work on Paper category.The
biggest winner, however, was 21-year-old Yom Bo Sung, who
bagged the title of Overall Winner of the BAZAAR Art Prize
2016, along with a $10,000 cash prize.
Yom Bo Sung
Dana Koh, Natasha Asok,

Rebecca Eu, Annabel Tan, Emily Loh May-Han
Loke and Sandra Cameron and Adrian Ng
Shin-Young Park

Kam Sook Wei, Gerald Tan, Zhu Li Juan, Gracia
guest and Kiwha Phang, Nicole Choong, Geraliene
Lee-Blocman Yap, Jasmine Tay and Lee Hsin Yi
The BAZAAR Art

Prize exhibition at
Scotts Square Pakkee Tan, Charmaine Ho, Yee Sze Min,
Chrystean Tan, Kenneth Goh and Alli Sim
Henry Boen
Desiree
Liew
Sheryll Goh, Alexa

Chong and Marcus Pek
Kayleigh
Roberts,
Irene Chee,
Adeline Yeo,
Winnie Chin
and guest
BY DANA KOH. PHOTOGRAPHY: EIRIK TAN AND THOMAS LIU
Sharon Yang,
Katrina T, Sabrina Wong Limin, Shaoyuan
Lee, Bryan Ho Han-Montillet, Kenneth Goh,
and Benjamin Sim Esther Yoonmi Lee Valerie Lim and Joyce Cheo

Kilo Kish
spinning tunes
Amata Julianne Hough

Chittasenee and Maude Hirst Jamie Baratta
Complete with neon pink lights and roller skates, the

House of Dior celebrated the launch of its Dior Addict
Lacquer Stick in the quintessentially L.A. restaurant-
lounge, Delilah. The location couldnt have been more
aptL.A., along with its iconic vibe and hotspots, served as
Creative and Image Director of Dior Makeup Peter Philips
inspiration when he conceived his latest creation.And what Partygoers revelling in
L.A. party is complete without actresses and starlets like the nights festivities
Jaime King and Julianne Hough? All decked out in Maria

Pony and Maxine
Grazia Chiuris debut collection for the House of Dior,
they were joined by industry insiders and a star-studded
contingent of bloggers to discover the vibrant shades
and unparalleled comfort of Diors Lacquer Stick.Which
explains why, even after hours of sipping on colourful
cocktails and blowing kisses at the photo booth, all pouts
remained intact and flawless, in true Dior Addict style.
Neon lights set the
tone for a fun night out Christabel
Chua
BY JOYCE CHEO
Aureta
Harpers BAZAAR Singapore Thomollari and Jaime King Camila Coelho
Editor-in-Chief Kenneth Goh Peter Philips strikes a pose and Aimee Song

Marie-Ange
Casta and
Amanda
Harvey
Joan Smalls and Saira

Lily Donaldson Hunjan
What happens when a storied Italian fashion house takes

on tattoos? Tods upped its street cred with an artfully
marked leather collection, done in collaboration with
Saira Hunjan, the famed British tattoo artist who has
inked everyone from Kate Moss to Jude Law.The launch
party, held at the Italian brands Faubourg Saint-Honore
boutique, recreated a tattoo studio-like atmosphere
with sketches of mythical creatures on walls greeting Ines de la Fressange,
Diego Della Valle
guests such as Ines de la Fressange, Joan Smalls and Lily and Nina DUrso
Donaldson. Naturally, Hunjan was front and centre,
painstakingly engraving lions, serpents, roses, hearts and
ethnic details ontoVacchetta coloured calfskin that were
to be used for five special Double T Messenger bags,
Irina
sneakers and Gomminos.
Caroline Daur Lazareanu
Soa Carson
BY DANA KOH
Bianca Zanita Whittington

Brandolini and Leonardo
Jean Todt and Michelle Yeoh dAdda Della Valle
Denni Elias

22 MAY 21 JUNE
Talk of a deal or arrangement which
has the potential to make money will
intrigue you. But you mustnt ignore
your sixth sense warning you of
el
Bff
possible pitfalls; at least not until you
un
Bra
have had a chance to dig deep and
g,
clarify details that sound murky and
Ba
mysterious. In the meantime,
remain completely open-minded.
21 JANUARY 19 FEBRUARY
22 JUNE 23 JULY
Frustrated at the lack of response to 21 APRIL - 20 MAY People close by assume youre keen
to spend more time with them than
your ideas, youll slowly find yourself is the actual case. You obviously
receiving feedback from people you
Colleagues or associates might insist that wont want to offend them but must
respect.Consider the opinions on you do things by the book, but your intuition put them right rather than have
offer carefully, as youll be much will steer you towards ways that are innovative them invade your private space.Let
better-informed than you would Mercurys link with Saturn encourage
have been otherwise. If it becomes a but just on the right side of ethical. Capitalise on a you to establish boundaries without
lengthy process, it will be worth it. Saturn-Uranus tie-up to inform you of tactics that making enemies in the process.
will allow you to outwit even your keenest rivals.
24 JULY 23 AUGUST 20 FEBRUARY 20 MARCH

Information which has been withheld Finances will become more
will suddenly become available.You manageable and travel opportunities
need not have any qualms about 24 SEPTEMBER 23 OCTOBER 23 NOVEMBER 21 DECEMBER will present themselves.But you
sharing what you have learned with Money must be found if a particular If youve been distracted from the mustnt overlook some serious work
other interested parties.Unless youve venture is to succeed. Listen for more serious side of life recently, that could impact your long-term
been sworn to secrecy, you have every news arriving after 10 May when know that theres a lot at stake.You future. No matter how challenging it
right to divulge details that benefit certain individuals decide you need to show your willingness and might seem to be at the outset,make
everybody involved.Your generosity deserve to be supported. Even if become one of the main players once sure it becomes your number one
will not go unnoticed. youre still expected to do most of again. Proof of your good intentions priority before the month is out.
the work, the knowledge that others will rely far more on what you
are on your side will give you generate than on how much you talk
a tremendous boost. about having changed your ways.
24 AUGUST 23 SEPTEMBER 21 MARCH 20 APRIL
You may have been mystified at the Youll feel entitled to enjoy many
lack of cooperation from workmates aspects of your private life for a week
or friends, but youre about to 24 OCTOBER 22 NOVEMBER 22 DECEMBER - 20 JANUARY or two. But by mid-May, youll be
have your faith restored.Mercury Reluctant though you may be to Family or friends may be consumed reminded of the need to get your
completes its retrograde phase on insist that a loved one behaves in a by a petty political or social issue. affairs in order.Financial, property or
3 May, bringing an end to a serious particular way, youll know it has But youll cut a swathe through the career matters will suddenly demand
breakdown in communications. to be done. Youll be helped by whole affair because youll have no the kind of expert handling that only
So put it behind you and get on the Suns connection with Pluto, time for so-called problems created by you can provide.Be at your
with whatever needs doing. enabling you to come across as firm those who should know better.Just most astute and decisive.
BY PETER WATSON
but fair. The long-term impact take care not to be so dismissive of

of your actions will be far more them and their melodramas that you
beneficial than you think. jeopardise relationships forever.

3.1 PHILLIP LIM #01-16 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6304 1456); #02-05 Hilton KATE SPADE NEW YORK #B2-17 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6723 7229); #03-
Shopping Gallery (Tel: 6304 1350) ALEXANDER MCQUEEN #B1-116 The Shoppes at Marina 27 ION Orchard (Tel: 6634 9177); Level 1 Takashimaya D.S. (Tel: 6738 6587); #01-23 Raffles
Bay Sands (Tel: 6509 8736); #01-01 & #02-01A Scotts Square (Tel: 6443 9092) ALEXANDER City S.C. (Tel: 6723 7253) LA PERLA #01-35 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6688
WANG #02-03 Hilton Shopping Gallery (Tel: 6304 3571) ALEXIS EYEWEAR BOUTIQUE 7072); Level 3 Takashimaya D.S. (Tel: 6738 7531) LANVIN #01-19 Hilton Shopping Gallery
#B1-35 Ngee Ann City S.C. (Tel: 6735 1697); #02-20 Paragon (Tel: 6737 2908) ATELIER (Tel: 6304 1361) LEE HWA JEWELLERY #B2-58 ION Orchard (Tel: 65098820); #01-19 Bugis
SWAROVSKI #B2-18 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6688 7010); #B1-17 ION Orchard Junction (Tel: 63342838) LEVIS #B2-24 ION Orchard (Tel: 6509 8501); #01-08 Orchard
(Tel: 6509 9293) BALENCIAGA #01-09 Hilton Shopping Gallery (Tel: 6304 1359); #01-39 Central (Tel: 6238 1150); #03-42 Plaza Singapura (Tel: 6337 0105); #01-348 Suntec City (Tel:
The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6304 1351); #01-07 Paragon (Tel: 6304 1349) BALLY 6337 1501); #02-311 Marina Square (Tel: 6338 9501) LIU JO #02-49 Paragon (Tel: 6235 2538)
#B1-77A The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6688 7148); Level 1 Takashimaya D.S. (Tel: LOEWE #01-18 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6688 7506); #01-11 Paragon (Tel:
6735 4029) BOSS #B2M-222 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6634 6297); #01-113 6235 4489); #02-12C Ngee Ann City S.C. (Tel: 6733 6477) LONGCHAMP #B2-81 The Shoppes
Ngee Ann City S.C. (Tel: 6735 0233); #01-06 Mandarin Gallery (Tel: 6733 2880) BOTTEGA at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6688 7022); #03-15A ION Orchard (Tel: 6509 8139); Level 1 and 2
VENETA #B1-99 & #B2-72A The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6688 7228); #01-04A Takashimaya D.S.; #02-02 Paragon (Tel: 6235 0498) LOUIS VUITTON Call 6788 3888
ION Orchard (Tel: 6238 0020) BRAUN BFFEL #B3-38 ION Orchard (Tel: 6238 0809); LUISAVIAROMA Visit www.luisaviaroma.com MALENE ODDERSHEDE BACH Visit www.
#01-344 Suntec City (Tel: 6333 0209) BRUNELLO CUCINELLI #B1-81 The Shoppes at Marinna maleneoddershedebach.com MANOLO BLAHNIK Available at Level 2 Takashimaya D.S.
Bay Sands (Tel: 6688 7216); #01-17 Paragon (Tel: 6235 1609) BULGARI #B2-200 The Shoppees MARNI #02-28 Hilton Shopping Gallery (Tel: 6304 1356); #01-06 Paragon (Tel: 6304 1348)
at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6634 8313); #01-111 Takashimaya D.S. MARY KATRANTZOU Visit www.marykatrantzou.com MATCHES
(Tel: 6735 6689) CARTIER #B1-39A & #B2-38 The Shoppes at FASHION Visit www.matchesfashion.com MAX MARA #01-10
Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6688 7388); #01-20 & #02-10 ION Orchard & #02-11 Mandarin Gallery (Tel: 6238 9138) MICHAEL KORS
(Tel: 6235 0295) CARVEN #03-12 ION Orchard (Tel: 6304 1373); #B2-22 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6634 2177);
Level 2 Takashimaya D.S. (Tel: 6304 1381) CLINE #B1-130 The #01-12 & #02-13 Mandarin Gallery (Tel: 6242 0555)
Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6225 4705); #01-28 Ngee MIU MIU #B1-32 & #B2-30 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands
Ann City S.C. (Tel: 6736 0511) CHANEL #B1-135 & #01-59 The (Tel: 6688 7122); #01-01 Paragon (Tel: 6735 5026); #01-27 ION
Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6634 7350); #01-25 Ngee Orchard (Tel: 6509 8987) MODA OPERANDI Visit www.
Ann City S.C. (Tel: 6733 5120 CHANEL WATCH AND FINE modaoperandi.com MONICA VINADER Level 1 Takashimaya
JEWELLERY #01-04 Ngee Ann City S.C. (Tel: 6836 7588) D.S. (Tel: 6221 2126) MULBERRY #01-41 The Shoppes at Marina
CHAUMET #01-51 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6688 Bay Sands (Tel: 6304 3570); #01-01 Hilton Shopping Gallery
7050); #02-05 ION Orchard (Tel: 6834 4600) CHLO Visit (Tel: 6887 5100); Level 2 Takashimaya D.S. (Tel: 6304 1372)
www.chloe.com CHOPARD #B1-107 The Shoppes at Marina Bay NARCISO RODRIGUEZ Available at Net-a-Porter NET-A-PORTER
Sands (Tel: 6688 7999); #01-03 Ngee Ann City S.C. (Tel: 6733 Visit www.net-a-porter.com OLIVER PEOPLES Available at
8111); #02-16 Resorts World Sentosa (Tel: 6723 8016) Alexis Eyewear Boutique OMEGA #B1-122 The Shoppes at Marina
CLUB 21 #01-02 Four Seasons Hotel (Tel: 6304 1385) CLUB Bay Sands (Tel: 6225 2393); #01-11 ION Orchard (Tel: 6509 9712)
MONACO #B2-101 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6688 ONITSUKA TIGER #01-451 Suntec City (Tel: 6336 0010); #02-09
7207); #B1-41 Ngee Ann City S.C. (Tel: 6732 1767) COACH 1941 VivoCity (Tel: 6376 8089); #02-47 IMM (Tel: 6563 0050) PACO
#B2-129 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6222 1771); RABANNE Visit www.pacorabanne.com PANDORA #B2-88A
#02-19 Wisma Atria (Tel: 6733 7533); #01-11 Paragon (Tel: 6836 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6634 8685); #B1-25 ION
2188); Level 1 Takashimaya D.S. (Tel: 6735 2188) CORTINA WATCH Orchard (Tel: 6509 6131); Level 1 Takashimaya D.S. (Tel: 6732
#03-02 ION Orchard (Tel: 6509 9218); #01-13 Paragon (Tel: 6235 4868) PATEK PHILIPPE #B2-239 The Shoppes at Marina Bay
0084); #01-36 Raffles City S.C. (Tel: 6339 2107) COS #03-23 Sands (Tel: 6688 7008); #02-03 ION Orchard (Tel: 6509 9238);
ION Orchard (Tel: 6238 8933); #01-32 Raffles City S.C. (Tel: 6336 #01-13 Paragon (Tel: 6235 0084) PAUL SMITH #01-08 Mandarin
1690); #01-41 Westgate (Tel: 6465 9519) DELPOZO Available at Gallery (Tel: 6304 1383); #02-24 Hilton Shopping Gallery (Tel:
Club 21 DELVAUX #01-18 Scotts Square (Tel: 6636 0181) DIANE 6304 1354) PEDDER ON SCOTTS Level 2 Scotts Square (Tel:
VON FURSTENBERG #03-01 ION Orchard (Tel: 6509 9062); 6244 2883) PRADA #B1-98, #B2-69 & #01-37 The Shoppes at
#B2-18 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6221 5770); Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6688 7260); #01-01 & #02-15 ION Orchard
Level 2 Takashimaya D.S. (Tel: 6736 3691) DIOR Contact (Tel: 6509 3113); #01-45 Paragon (Tel: 6735 5715) PS BY PAUL
contactdiorasia@dior.com (Tel: 1800 4159 990) DIOR HOMME SMITH Available at Paul Smith RALPH LAUREN Visit www.
Contact contactdiorasia@dior.com (Tel: 1800 4159 990) DKNY ralphlauren.asia RICHARD MILLE #01-51 The Shoppes at Marina
#03-02 ION Orchard (Tel: 6304 1395); #02-43 Paragon Bay Sands (Tel: 6336 1313) ROGER VIVIER #02-12F Ngee Ann
(Tel: 6304 1344); Level 2 Isetan Orchard (Tel: 6304 1398) City S.C. (Tel: 6737 8444) SAINT LAURENT BY ANTHONY
DOLCE&GABBANA #B1-138 & #01-60 The Shoppes at Marina VACCARELLO #B2-32 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel:
Bay Sands (Tel: 6688 7027); #01-24 & #02-12 ION Orchard 6688 7400); #01-27 ION Orchard (Tel: 6735 7378); #026-074
(Tel: 6509 3312); #01-08 & #02-09 Mandarin Gallery (Tel: 6304 1378) DRIES VAN NOTEN Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 2, Departure/Transit Lounge Central (Tel: 6214 9647)
#02-26 Hilton Shopping Gallery (Tel: 6304 1355) FALKE Visit www.falke.com FARFETCH SALVATORE FERRAGAMO #B1-18 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6688 7798);
Visit www.farfetch.com FENDI #B1-22 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6688 7119); #01-10 ION Orchard (Tel: 6509 8003) SANDRO #B2-108 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands
#01-30 Ngee Ann City S.C. (Tel: 6887 5981) FOGAL Visit www.fogal.com FRANCK MULLER ER (Tel: 6688 7110); #03-18 ION Orchard (Tel: 6636 5972) SARAH APHRODITE Visit www.
(Te
#01-55 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6634 8825); #01-07 ION Orchard (Tel: 650 09 saraahaphrodite.com SIMONE ROCHA Available at Club 21 SINCERE FINE WATCHES #B1-201
3380); available at Sincere Fine Watches FRED #B2-200 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sand ds Thee Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6634 9782); #01-12 Ngee Ann City S.C. (Tel: 6733
(Tel: 6688 7605) FURLA #03-01 ION Orchard (Tel: 6304 1368); #02-38 Paragon (Tel: 67335 0618); #01-352 Suntec City (Tel: 6337 5150) SPORTMAX Available at Max Mara SWAROVSKI
8313); Level 2 Takashimaya D.S. (Tel: 6836 5089); #B1-140 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands #B1-17 ION Orchard (Tel: 6509 9293); Level 1 Takashimaya D.S. (Tel: 6734 8819); #01-09
(Tel: 6688 7153) GABRIEL VIELMA Visit www.vielma.co.uk GIANVITO ROSSI Visit www. Raffl
ffles City S.C. (Tel: 6334 5154); #01-346 Suntec City (Tel: 6338 0362) TAKASHIMAYA D.S.
gianvitorossi.com GIORGIO ARMANI #B1-29 & #B2-27 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sand ds 391A Orchard Road (Tel: 6506 0458) TIFFANY & CO. #B1-132 The Shoppes at Marina Bay
(Tel: 6304 1330); Level 2 Takashimaya D.S. (Tel: 6304 1368) GIVENCHY BY RICCARDO TISCI Sannds (Tel: 6688 7728); #01-21 & #02-11 ION Orchard (Tel: 6884 4880); #01-05 & #02-05
#B1-129 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6222 7459); #01-41 Paragon (Tel: 6235 4438) Ngee Ann City S.C. (Tel: 6735 8823) TODS #01-48 Paragon (Tel: 6738 3323); Level 1
GUCCI #B1-109 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6688 7878); #01-05 ION Orchard Takkashimaya D.S. (Tel: 6738 2212) TOPSHOP #B2-01 ION Orchard (Tel: 6509 8602); #02-39
(Tel: 6341 9151); #01-38 Paragon (Tel: 6734 2528); Level 2 Takashimaya D.S. (Tel: 6735 9188) Raffl
ffles City S.C. (Tel: 6334 2808) TORY BURCH #B2-84 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands
H&M 1 Grange Road (Tel: 6235 1459); #B2-28 ION Orchard (Tel: 6509 8702); #01-19 VivoCiity (Tel: 6688 7818); #02-28 Wisma Atria (Tel: 6733 2980) UGG #B1-141 The Shoppes at Marina
(Tel: 6376 9109); #01-307 Suntec City (Tel: 6238 0908) HERMS #01-02A Liat Towers (T Tel: Bayy Sands (Tel: 6688 7166); #B1-51 Ngee Ann City S.C. (Tel: 6732 5266) VALENTINO #B1-16
6738 9807); #B1-41 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6688 7111); #01-12 Scotts Squa are Thee Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6688 7186); #01-03 ION Orchard (Tel: 6509 8062)
(Tel: 6636 1181); Level 2 Takashimaya D.S. (Tel: 6735 5228) HOLLAND & HOLLAND Visit ww ww. VAN CLEEF & ARPELS #B2-210 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6688 7858); #02-07
hollandandholland.com HUBLOT #01-58 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6688 7890) 0) Ngee Ann City S.C. (Tel: 6235 1455); #01-26 ION Orchard (Tel: 6509 8128) VERSACE #B1-90A
Ng
JAEGER-LECOULTRE #02-08 ION Orchard (Tel: 6510 2882); #B2M-240 The Shoppes at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6688 7408); #01-08 Paragon (Tel: 6838 0398)
Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6688 7003); Cortina Watch JACQUEMUS Visit www.jacquemus.com WE LOVE COLORS Visit www.welovecolors.com WOLFORD Visit www.wolfordshop.com
JIL SANDER #02-22 Hilton Shopping Gallery (Tel: 6304 1353) JIMMY CHOO #B1-118 The YANDY.COM Visit www.yandy.com ZARA #B2-08 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (Tel:
Shoppes At Marina Bay Sands (Tel: 6634 1221); #01-10 Paragon (Tel: 6735 9880) 6688); #B1-15 Ngee Ann City S.C. (Tel: 6735 1018); #01-01 313@Somerset (Tel: 6834 4814)

I
194
P
HARPERS BAZAAR MAY 2017

In sweet shades of pistachio, strawberry, vanilla
and chocolate, youll look good enough to eat.
Melt hearts in Dolce&Gabbanas
delicious ice cream-print frock?
Dress, Dolce&Gabbana
PHOTOGRAPHY: PAUL ZAK. STYLING: CHARLOTTE DAVEY. SEE WHERE TO BUY FOR DETAILS. ICE CREAM WARE,
FROM A SELECTION, FISH EDDYS AT WWW.LIBERTYLONDON.COM. MANICURE: AMI STREETS/LMC WORLDWIDE,
USING CHANEL LE VERNIS AND BODY EXCELLENCE HAND CREAM

Harper S Bazaar Singapore May 2017 PDF

Uploaded by

Document Information

Original Title

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

Harper S Bazaar Singapore May 2017 PDF

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

1

THE JEWELS REGULARS

PHOTOGRAPHED BY SARAI MARI. STYLED BY WINDY AULIA

Executive Editor CHARMAINE HO

Group Editor TARA BARKER

Commercial Director IVAN WONG

Chief Executive Officer LOH YEW SENG

Harpers BAZAAR Singapore is now available

WWW.HARPERSBAZAAR.COM.SG @HARPERSBAZAARSG HARPERSBAZAARSINGAPORE HARPERSBAZAARSG

46 HARPERS BAZAAR MAY 2017

48 HARPERS BAZAAR MAY 2017

From left: The cover of the Christmas 1894 issue.

HARPERS BAZAAR MAY 2017 49

50 HARPERS BAZAAR MAY 2017

This page and opposite: Covers

HARPERS BAZAAR MAY 2017 51

FOUNDATION; PHILIP FRIEDMAN/STUDIO D; LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, PRINTS & PHOTOGRAPHS DIVISION

(REPRODUCTION NUMBER, EG, LC-USZ62-123456); GEORGE WHARTON EDWARDS; EDWARD PENFIELD;

52 HARPERS BAZAAR MAY 2017

before her death,Patrick Demarchelier

HARPERS BAZAAR MAY 2017 53

Im not your typical girly girl.

ping into Alberta Ferrettis floral

Burberry Beautys divinely embossed Silk and

54 HARPERS BAZAAR MAY 2017

Edited by Gracia Phang

Celebrate the 80s with loud logos

see-through overlays and 3. Dress, $700,

11. Dior Addict

13. Coat, DKNY

62 HARPERS BAZAAR MAY 2017

IN THE NUDE 3. Necklace,

Skin-tone hues get a modern

14. Shoe, $2,370,

64 HARPERS BAZAAR MAY 2017

66 HARPERS BAZAAR MAY 2017

68 HARPERS BAZAAR MAY 2017

Shirt, about $562,

HARPERS BAZAAR MAY 2017 69

BY GRACIA PHANG. PHOTOGRAPHY: DON PENNY/STUDIO D. STYLING: SABRINA GRANDE

70 HARPERS BAZAAR MAY 2017

ylights in her L.A. home

cups of tea with breakfast

6:30AM I live in both NewYork

72 HARPERS BAZAAR MAY 2017

havent had a schedule,

BY LAUREN CHRISTENSEN. PHOTOGRAPHY: TPGVIP/CLICK PHOTOS; KEVIN SWEENEY/STUDIO D (JEANS);

Almost Lipstick Levis 501

in Black Honey, jeans, Levis

74 HARPERS BAZAAR MAY 2017

To say that Valentino is built on many

HARPERS BAZAAR MAY 2017 77

BY GERALD TAN. ADDITIONAL REPORTING BY ABIELLE YEO

AND SYED ZULFADHLI. PHOTOGRAPHY: SHOWBIT

Julien Calot is a self-taught artist

Add these from La Rochelle whose active and

retail at $130 his vivid artworks.

78 HARPERS BAZAAR MAY 2017

HARPERS BAZAAR MAY 2017 79

80 HARPERS BAZAAR MAY 2017

Photographed by Vincent Fournier.

82 HARPERS BAZAAR MAY 2017

HARPERS BAZAAR MAY 2017 83