STYLE
AI in beauty: L’Oréal, Sephora and others leading the AI movement in the beauty industry
AI is revolutionising every industry imaginable—and beauty is no exception. From the moment you wake up to your evening skincare routine, artificial intelligence is quietly transforming how we discover, create and experience beauty products.
The beauty industry’s AI renaissance isn’t just about flashy tech—it’s about solving real problems. Imagine having a personal beauty consultant available 24/7, one that can analyse your skin tone, recommend the perfect foundation shade or even create custom formulations tailored specifically to your needs. That’s exactly what AI in beauty can offer.
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POWER & PURPOSE
“Iceberg artist” Olafur Eliasson on his first solo show in Asia-Pacific and how art tackles climate change
London in December is cold, but not cold enough to explain the presence of icebergs in the Thames. Yet people walking past the city’s Tate Modern on December 11, 2018, would have seen 24 of these frozen masses on the river banks; a 20-minute walk away, across the river and north, at the office of media company Bloomberg, a further six massive blocks of ice could be found.
“The icebergs were so isolated from their context that people were confused. When they put their hands on it, they exclaimed, ‘Oh my God, this is ice’,” says Olafur Eliasson, the artist behind this installation, Ice Watch. The millennia-old icebergs were extracted from a Greenland fjord and transported to London (and in 2014 to Copenhagen and 2015 to Paris) as a visual reminder to urban dwellers of the imminent impacts of global warming. As the icebergs gradually melted over the course of ten days, the viewers’ fleeting moment of excitement turned into worry. “They went, ‘Look at this beautiful ice that’s going to disappear. This is 20,000-year-old water from before humanity [started polluting] and is the cleanest water in London. But now it’s just going into the sewer.’ You could tell there was an immediate sensation of urgency.”
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LIFESTYLE
Sail into luxury with The Navigator Residence at Sea: your next home investment awaits on the high seas
Apartments with a sea view are always a winner, both as a home and as an asset. But what if you could take that concept to the next level? The Navigator Residence at Sea offers exactly that—a private residence on a world-class cruise that promises to be a goldmine.
The amount of coastline is limited, but the sea is almost limitless. That’s what makes The Navigator Residence at Sea so seductive. A new category of real estate, it offers the rarest of opportunities to own a floating home that transcends traditional waterfront living.
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DINING
The art of using every part: 6 traditional Asian ingredients that reduce food waste
In many Asian households, resourcefulness isn’t a trend—it’s a way of life. Plastic bags are folded for reuse, takeout containers are repurposed and ingredients are stretched to their last edible fibre. This ingrained ethos of minimising food waste has been passed down through generations, and is evident in how traditional recipes embrace and elevate parts of produce that others often discard.
From banana stems to tea leaves, here are six ingredients that prove sustainability has always been part of Asia’s culinary DNA.
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HOMES
The home edit: discover this month’s most elegant furniture picks
Dive into the summer season with these distinctive furniture pieces, highlighting the exquisite handiwork our favourite brand have to offer. From geometric tables to sleek chairs, these furniture selections prioritise a laid-back, comfortable experience, perfect for lounging by the pool or curling up on the couch.
With the Philippines’ tropical climate, it’s essential to choose furniture items that blend in effortlessly with your unique style—and the ever-changing weather. Here are options that ground any space, creating the perfect backdrop for a summertime celebration with family and friends. At the same time, these furniture picks add undeniable boldness and intrigue to any space as the rainy season returns.
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