Where art meets savoir-faire, the possibilities are anything but ordinary. At Art Basel Paris 2026, @louisvuitton marks seven years of its Artycapucines project with a retrospective at the Grand Palais, bringing together 14 artists whose distinctive visions have transformed the maison’s iconic Capucines bag into a canvas for creative expression. From the playful motifs of Takashi Murakami and the intricate artistry of Yayoi Kusama to the sculptural forms of Frank Gehry, the showcase celebrates the enduring dialogue between contemporary art and exceptional craftsmanship. Also unveiled is a new Artycapucines collection dedicated to Keith Haring, adding another chapter to the maison’s longstanding relationship with the art world.
A beautiful home is not simply a matter of considered interiors, but of the lives that unfold within its walls. At The Pinnacle @ Duxton, @authorsinstyle designer Tracey Yap takes this idea to heart, shaping an apartment around the personalities, preferences, and everyday rituals of its occupants. Rather than beginning with a prescribed aesthetic, the design draws on the homeowners’ memories and individual sensibilities, allowing personal details to guide the spaces they inhabit. The result is a home that feels less like a showcase and more like a portrait of the people who live there, where thoughtful design gives the everyday a deeper sense of meaning. Tap the link in @tatlersingapore’s bio to step inside this thoughtfully personalised home by Authors Interior & Styling.
A constellation of stars, a garden of hidden wonders, and jewels that seem to hold the magic of nature itself. In Shanghai, @tiffanyandco unveiled Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden in a celebration of high jewellery, where exceptional gemstones and the visionary artistry of Jean Schlumberger came alive in a meeting of Eastern and Western elegance. Adorned in the maison’s most exquisite creations, the evening’s distinguished guests brought their own brilliance to a world where beauty flourishes in the most unexpected places. Swipe to find out who showed up in the most bedazzling sparkles for Tiffany & Co.'s Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden celebration in Shanghai.
Singapore’s hospitality scene takes centre stage, with the Lion City securing an impressive 19 places across the Best 100 Restaurants, Best 100 Bars, and Best 100 Hotels lists at the third edition of the Tatler Best Asia Pacific Awards. From boundary-pushing culinary concepts and inventive cocktail programmes to exceptional luxury stays, this year’s recognition reflects a hospitality landscape shaped by creativity, craftsmanship, and a deep appreciation for the art of welcoming. Celebrated through five days of awards, curated takeovers, and industry conversations, the programme brought together the people and ideas shaping the future of hospitality across the region. Tap the link in @tatlersingapore’s bio to discover the Singapore winners at this year's Tatler Best Asia Pacific 2026 Awards.
Who is he? Here's a peek at our November issue’s cover star. Stay tuned to find out. Director of photography and video editing: @neekler
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.
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.
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.