SINGAPORE, SINGAPORE - OCTOBER 11:  Max Verstappen of the Netherlands driving the (3) Oracle Red Bull Racing RB22 Red Bull Ford Powertrains on track during the F1 Grand Prix of Singapore at Marina Bay Street Circuit on October 11, 2026 in Singapore, Singapore. (Photo by Clive Mason/Getty Images)
Cover The Singapore Grand Prix set the stage for two nights of exclusive revelry at Réservé, which made its debut at National Gallery Singapore during F1 weekend. Photo: Getty Images
SINGAPORE, SINGAPORE - OCTOBER 11:  Max Verstappen of the Netherlands driving the (3) Oracle Red Bull Racing RB22 Red Bull Ford Powertrains on track during the F1 Grand Prix of Singapore at Marina Bay Street Circuit on October 11, 2026 in Singapore, Singapore. (Photo by Clive Mason/Getty Images)

The invitation-only Réservé at National Gallery Singapore brought together K-pop stars, international celebrities and familiar faces from Singapore's social scene for two nights of revelry, with Tatler as strategic partner

Singapore’s Formula 1 festivities continued long after the cars had crossed the finish line. On October 10 and 11, Réservé made its debut at the Supreme Court Terrace of National Gallery Singapore, bringing together an international crowd of celebrities and tastemakers for two nights of invitation-only revelry, with Tatler as strategic partner.

And what a guest list it was. Among the famous faces spotted were Thai stars Becky Armstrong, Joss Way-Ar and Sorn, alongside K-pop idols Bang Chan, Sandara Park and BamBam. Actor Ross Butler, known for his roles in 13 Reasons Why and Riverdale, was also among the international names in attendance.

In case you missed it: Inside Réservé, the invitation-only afterparty bringing star power to F1 weekend
 

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Photo 1 of 9 Becky Armstrong
Photo 2 of 9 Joss Way-ar
Photo 3 of 9 Sorn
Photo 4 of 9 BamBam
Photo 5 of 9 Sandara Park
Photo 6 of 9 Ross Butler
Photo 7 of 9 Alyanna Angeles
Photo 8 of 9 Chen Yixin
Photo 9 of 9 Haven

Closer to home, Singaporean actress Chen Yixin joined the festivities, alongside Haven, a member of the Gen.T community. Their appearances added to the star power of an event that drew guests from across Asia during one of Singapore’s busiest social occasions.

The setting was equally memorable. Perched above the Civic District, National Gallery Singapore’s Supreme Court Terrace offered a distinctive backdrop for the private affair, with the illuminated Singapore skyline accompanying the festivities well into the early hours. A space more commonly associated with art and culture took on a different character as guests gathered for an evening of music and celebration.

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Photo 1 of 18 Guest; Caroline Scheufele, President of Chopard; Michel Lamunière, Chairman and CEO of Tatler Asia
Photo 2 of 18 Stephanie Tay, Executive Managing Director of Singapore and Thailand; Zach Du Chao, impact entrepreneur, strategic advisor, and philanthropist
Photo 3 of 18 Marilyn Lum
Photo 4 of 18 Fiona Fussi
Photo 5 of 18 Tan Min-Li and Wendy Long
Photo 6 of 18 Opera Tang with House of Haute Mess
Photo 7 of 18 Anant Gupta and Leanne Robers
Photo 8 of 18 Nathania Ong (right) with her sister
Photo 9 of 18 Samuel Xun and Guest
Photo 10 of 18 Anton Cruz, Chi Loyzaga Gibbs
Photo 11 of 18 Grant Wee
Photo 12 of 18 Chloe Ng, Pamela Ardana
Photo 13 of 18 Kin Hui, Rebecca Eu
Photo 14 of 18 Hannah McHutchison with her mother
Photo 15 of 18 Mae Tan
Photo 16 of 18 Stanley Tan and Debbie Brittany
Photo 17 of 18 Churen Li
Photo 18 of 18 Michelle Wong
Michelle Wong

House music set the tone, with twin DJs Twin Dragons, made up of Julien Leo (Black Dragon) and Brandon Leo (White Dragon), taking to the decks. Guests mingled and danced as the celebrations continued until 4.30am, carrying the energy of the Singapore Grand Prix into the early hours.

Adding to the occasion was Belvedere’s House of 10, which brought the vodka house’s signature luxury experience to Réservé. Belvedere 10, its limited-edition vodka expression, took centre stage, while Dom Pérignon added a champagne touch to the festivities.

Presented in collaboration with National Gallery Singapore, Réservé also welcomed Tatler’s community of tastemakers and cultural leaders from across Asia. With a celebrity-studded guest list and Belvedere’s House of 10 adding to the festivities, the two-night affair made a memorable entrance onto Singapore’s F1 social calendar.

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