STYLE

Tatler Most Stylish: reclaiming the narrative of Asian fashion

Always a touch of Malaysia that defines the Tatler Most Stylish list, with the theme ‘Modern Nostalgia’ (Photo: Ridduan Ismail)

Unveiling this September across eight key markets, Tatler Most Stylish marks a pivotal shift in editorial strategy—moving away from conventional, passive “best-dressed” lists toward an authoritative declaration of what style signifies today. 

Every market’s localised theme directly guides its visual narrative—from photography and set design to styling—ensuring each edition presents a distinct, localised, yet distinctly Asian aesthetic.

Read the full story here.

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Indian couturier Sabyasachi on what building a high jewellery collection with The Met actually took.

 

LEADERSHIP

U Mobile’s How Lih Ren on helping enterprises navigate technology and stay ahead of the curve

How Lih Ren, chief business officer of U Mobile (Photo: Ravin Shanmugarajan)

How Lih Ren, chief business officer of U Mobile, understands the next chapter of enterprise connectivity goes beyond catering for speed, data or network coverage. Instead, the focus is how effectively technology can help businesses solve problems, respond to change and pursue growth.

As businesses become increasingly reliant on business-critical applications, artificial intelligence and digital tools, they need a partner that can support their ambitions. How believes U Business can address this market gap, starting with changing customers’ perception of connectivity from a commodity to a business enabler.

Read the full story here.

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Meet the leaders who went first at the Tatler Gen.T Summit 2026 in Bangkok this October.

Author Sally Thompson’s Never a Medal uncovers untold stories of the Japanese occupation of Malaya.

 

DINING

Restaurant au Jardin’s Kim Hock Su on place, identity and why Penang was the answer

Kim Hock Su at Restaurant au Jardin (Photo: courtesy of Restaurant au Jardin)

Kim Hock Su took an unconventional path into the culinary world, starting as front-of-house staff at a hotel. When this didn’t feel like the right call, Su moved to the UK to study culinary arts and hospitality management.

Along the way, he honed his skills in local pubs and restaurants under the mentorship of Michael Shaw, a former pastry chef for Gordon Ramsay at London’s Aubergine and Gilpin Lodge, alongside Shaw’s protégé, Steven Smith.

Read the full story here.

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10 new restaurants, cafés, and bars in Malaysia to visit in September 2026.

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HOMES

CloutHaus Residences: the new House of Influence in KLCC

Beyond the rush of Kuala Lumpur, CloutHaus Residences reveals a more intentional way to live (Photo: Artist’s impression)

There is a certain kind of luxury that no longer seeks attention. It lies in thoughtful design, purposeful details and spaces that elevate everyday living.

Within Kuala Lumpur’s evolving skyline, CloutHaus Residences quietly introduces itself through this new residential language, designed for globally minded urbanites shaped by movement, ambition, and constant reinvention.

Read the full story here.

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An off-form concrete house by Lateral Architects built for three generations in Sierramas, Malaysia.

Harry and Meghan in the UK: the regions where they could land and set up their home.

 

LIFESTYLE

Bertam Wellness Spa & Villas, the wellness getaway you don’t know about

Bertam Wellness Spa & Villas in Penang is the hidden getaway that many are unaware of (Photo: Bertam Wellness Spa & Villas)

The quiet town of Bertam in Penang doesn’t receive as much attention as its other neighbouring towns do. In between Butterworth and Sungai Petani sits Bertam, and within this town sits Bertam Wellness Spa & Villas, a true hidden gem. 

As a distinguished member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, this wellness resort features 18 villas that pair Moroccan and Oriental inspired architecture throughout the property.

Read the full story here.

 

EDITOR’S PICK

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