Cover Hosted by Tatler's resident fashion monster Adriel Chiun, the Tatler community were the first in the world to preview, and bid for, Pop Mart's coveted Mega Space Molly “Hello, Moon” figurines.
Hosted by Tatler's resident fashion monster Adriel Chiun, the Tatler community were the first in the world to preview, and bid for, Pop Mart's coveted Mega Space Molly “Hello, Moon” figurines.
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In a world-first collaboration, Tatler and Pop Mart debuted the Mega Space Molly “Hello, Moon” collection at the Ion Art Gallery — giving VIP Tatler community members a chance to own the coveted 1000% and 400% figurines, alongside 3D wall art and collectibles
The gallery space at Ion Orchard was transformed into a kaleidoscopic celebration of contemporary culture as Tatler and Pop Mart came together for a first-of-its-kind collaboration—an electrifying encounter where fashion met figurine, and society collided with street. “This collaboration between Tatler and Pop Mart is a no-brainer,” declared Adriel Chiun, Tatler Singapore’s resident fashion monster and host of the evening.
“Like its name suggests, Pop Mart has its finger on the pulse of pop culture—and Tatler on the pulse of influence. Together, the pop cultural influence is undeniable.” Guests from across the Tatler community gathered for an exclusive preview of the Mega Space Molly “Hello, Moon” figurines, making them the first in the world to lay eyes on the actual art toys before anyone else—and more crucially, the first to have a chance to own them. The evening culminated in a live raffle, presided over by CEO of Orchard Turn Developments Yeo Mui Hong and Chiun, with ten 1000% figurines and fifteen 400% editions up for grabs.
Above Inspired by Kenny Wong’s lunar painting, Pop Mart's Mega Space Molly “Hello, Moon” collection launches Molly into the cosmos, and straight into collectors’ hearts
Inspired by Kenny Wong’s lunar painting, Pop Mart's Mega Space Molly “Hello, Moon” collection launches Molly into the cosmos, and straight into collectors’ hearts
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Pop Mart’s influence on global pop culture cannot be overstated—from Beijing to Bangkok, its blind box collectibles have redefined the landscape of designer toys, cultivating a generation of collectors who understand that art, like fashion, thrives in the miniature, the fantastical, the unexpected. At the heart of this movement is Molly, the wide-eyed muse created by Kenny Wong in 2006, whose evolution over the years has mirrored our own cultural metamorphosis. She has been a bird in the Amazon, a beast in the Forbidden City—and now, with Hello, Moon, she is an astronaut of whimsy, inspired by Wong’s own lunar-themed painting and imbued with a cosmic wonder that speaks to the dreamer in us all.
Above At Ion Orchard’s gallery, Pop Mart and Tatler celebrated the cultural rise of designer toys with 3D wall art, lifestyle pieces, and one very fashionable raffle
At Ion Orchard’s gallery, Pop Mart and Tatler celebrated the cultural rise of designer toys with 3D wall art, lifestyle pieces, and one very fashionable raffle
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As Kevin Zhang, Head of Strategic Partnerships at Pop Mart, noted in his opening remarks, this was more than a launch—it was a cultural moment. Guests also previewed a series of 3D wall paintings and lifestyle projects available for preorder, continuing the collectible narrative into the realms of art and interiors. With Moon-bound Molly as their guide, Tatler’s tastemakers found themselves not just witnessing a new chapter in Pop Mart history—but writing one.
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Photography: Adrian Tan
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Adriel Chiun is the Branded Content Editor of Tatler Singapore.
