Yesterday (October 25), we spent the morning at the Asian Civilisations Museum with @cartier, exploring the rich artistic traditions that have shaped the maison’s design heritage. The intimate ‘Art in Conversation’ fireside chat brings together Yanina Novitskaya, Cartier’s Southeast Asia and Oceania CEO; Audrey Yeo, president of the Art Galleries Association Singapore; Pierre Rainero, Cartier’s image, style, and heritage director; Dr Souraya Noujaim, director of Louvre Abu Dhabi; and Clement Onn, director of Asian Civilisations Museum and Peranakan Museum. Together, they delve into the fascinating connections between Islamic art and Cartier’s distinctive design language, tracing how artistic exchanges across cultures and centuries continue to inspire the maison’s creations. The morning concluded with a private tour of 'Crosscurrents', an ongoing exhibition at Asian Civilisations Museum in partnership with Musée du Louvre, offering our guests a closer look at these creative connections through the art and objects on display.
Palace intrigue, forbidden romance, lavish hanbok, and a little time travel for good measure, Joseon-era K-dramas know how to make history feel anything but distant. From political scheming and royal romances to zombies, body swaps, and fantastical twists, the genre offers plenty of ways to lose yourself in Korea’s longest-ruling dynasty. Whether you’re in the mood for sweeping romance, pulse-pounding action, or something delightfully unexpected, tap the link in @tatlersingapore’s bio for our guide to the best Joseon dynasty K-dramas currently streaming on Netflix.
A celebration of personal style and Parisian savoir-faire, @longchamp’s My Pliage pop-up at @rafflescitysg drew a stylish line-up of local stars, each bringing their own flair to the occasion. Rooted in the maison’s spirit of individuality, the experience invites visitors to create a bespoke My Pliage bag, choosing the details that make it uniquely theirs. With customisation at its heart, this is a chance to turn an everyday essential into a personal expression of style, just in time for the festive season. The My Pliage pop-up runs until November 18 at Raffles City.
Reimagining the bathroom as a personal sanctuary, @grohesingapore brought its latest collections from Milan Design Week 2026 to Southeast Asia for one immersive evening at Nai Lert Park in Bangkok. Through three experiential sanctums, the brand explored the relationship between water, design and wellbeing, bringing together architects, interior designers, developers and media for a conversation on the future of luxury, complemented by a dinner by École Ducasse. The result was an intimate exploration of how thoughtful design can transform everyday rituals into moments of restoration. Discover more about Grohe Spa’s Aqua Sanctuary via the link in @tatlersingapore's bio.
Some recipes are measured by instinct, not spoons, and some culinary traditions carry the memory of an entire community. At Terumbu, @oranglautsg’s café pop-up at Chef X in Clarke Quay Central, fourth-generation Orang Laut and Orang Pulau descendant Firdaus Sani brings the flavours of Pulau Semakau to the table through recipes passed down by his grandmother, Nenek Ninah. Running until December 26, the experience pairs traditional Orang Pulau cooking with a community gallery documenting the stories and heritage of Singapore’s Southern Islands, offering a rare taste of a culture kept alive through food, family, and memory. Tap the link in @tatlerdiningsg's bio to read the full story.
There are few hotel arrivals quite as cinematic as @belmondhotelcipriani in Venice. Reached by mahogany speedboat across the lagoon, the secluded retreat on Giudecca Island has been a favourite of Hollywood’s elite since opening in 1958, with Sophia Loren, Paul Newman, Frank Sinatra, and Elizabeth Taylor among its storied guests. Today, the Belmond property continues to channel the understated glamour of Italy’s dolce vita era, drawing A-listers including George and Amal Clooney, particularly during the Venice Film Festival. From its colourful lagoon-side setting to the lush Casanova Gardens and quietly decadent interiors, Hotel Cipriani offers a more secluded side of Venice, away from the city’s crowds. Discover why Hotel Cipriani remains one of Venice’s most coveted addresses via the link in @tatlersingapore’s bio.
From Nepal to Mongolia, a new generation of hoteliers is proving that hospitality can be about far more than a place to stay. At @dwarikassanctuary in Kathmandu, a decades-long mission to preserve the intricate art of Newari woodcarving lives on through a team of artisans who continue to restore centuries-old architectural treasures, while opening a window into the craft for curious guests. It is this sense of place, heritage, and human connection that is shaping some of Asia’s most compelling hospitality experiences. Tap the link in @tatlersingapore’s bio to discover the young hoteliers redefining what it means to make a hotel feel truly meaningful.
Some meals are worth crossing the city for. Others become the reason you remember the city itself. From refined Cantonese institutions to boundary-pushing regional kitchens, these are the Chinese restaurants that continue to define Singapore's ever-evolving dining landscape. Curated from our Tatler Spotlight 2026 list, each one offers a masterclass in flavour, craftsmanship, and hospitality. Swipe to discover our edit of the best Chinese restaurants in Singapore. First photo by Getty Images
Some actors arrive with instant star power. Others spend years quietly building their craft before one role changes the conversation. In 2026, a new crop of K-drama performers found the parts that finally put them in the spotlight, whether as newly minted leads, scene-stealing supporting actors, or talents whose performances left audiences reaching for their names after the credits rolled. From familiar faces having their breakthrough moment to rising stars stepping into roles that demanded something new, these are the breakout K-drama actors who made 2026 their year. Meet the must-watch stars in @tatlersingapore's link in bio. Photos by Getty Images