Cover Tatler's resident fashion monster Adriel Chiun led four days of style and storytelling at Little Luxury Stars 2025, uniting The Haute Hunt and Salon des Petites at the luxury children’s precinct of The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands
Tatler's resident fashion monster Adriel Chiun led four days of style and storytelling at Little Luxury Stars 2025, uniting The Haute Hunt and Salon des Petites at the luxury children’s precinct of The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands
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Tatler’s Little Luxury Stars 2025 returned to The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands for four days of fashion, creativity and family-friendly luxury experiences. From Halloween’s Haute Hunt to the confidence-focused Salon des Petites, the event showcased why The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands remains Singapore’s leading destination for style and imagination
Little Luxury Stars 2025 made a dazzling comeback to The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, transforming the luxury children’s precinct into a vibrant playground of fashion, creativity and childhood wonder. First conceived by The Shoppes in 2016 and continued in partnership with Tatler from 2017, the annual celebration marks eight years of nurturing imagination, confidence and style among Singapore’s most distinguished young families.
In case you missed it: Day 1 of Little Luxury Stars 2025 brings Halloween magic back to The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands
The first weekend (25th and 26th October) marked the arrival of Haute Hunt, a chic Halloween experience designed for mini style stars. Day 1 saw Tatler families embarking on the Haute Hunt, led by Tatler’s resident fashion monster, Adriel Chiun, who guided little guests through boutiques such as Dolce & Gabbana, Monnalisa and Aímer Kids. Each maison turned its creative codes into hands-on fun: candy quests at Dolce & Gabbana, shimmering “diamond” face art at Monnalisa, and crafty puppets and witchy hats at Aímer Kids.
The afternoon peaked at Ralph Lauren Children, where Chiun hosted the weekend’s first styling workshop. Twins Lucas and Leia Siew charmed the crowd in Polo Bear knits, refined checks and nautical stripes—mini outfits that captured the house’s polished, all-American ease. A candy count ended the day on a sweet note, with families winning shopping vouchers and ArtScience Museum tickets courtesy of The Shoppes.
From left to right: Lucas Siew, Lucas Siew, Maya Chu, Eli Kumar-Tan and Sienna Kumar-Tan
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Day 2 continued the festive buzz, with children travelling from Emporio Armani Junior to Fila Kids, Miki House, and Kids21 for colouring sessions, pumpkin-and-bat tag crafts, ghost charm making and friendship bracelet making. The highlight was a mini styling showcase at Kids21, where Skyler and Sophia modelled pieces that reflected their personalities and the boutique’s sharply curated brands. By day’s end, the precinct was filled with laughter, candy wrappers and delighted mini-mes.
Clockwise from left: Tatler's resident fashion monster Adriel Chiun, Sophia Lim and Skyler Tan; posing for a quick picture before Chiun's styling workshop at Kids21, wearing Givenchy and Kenzo respectively
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The following weekend (1st and 2nd November) introduced Salon des Petites, shifting the mood from spooky to stylishly introspective. Day 3 opened with a trio of creative ateliers across the luxury children’s precinct: at Burberry Kids, little ones sat for charming caricature drawings; at Moodytiger, young hands crafted their own dumpling bag keychain in a delightful DIY session; and at Baby Dior, balloon sculptors transformed imagination into swords, animals and whimsical shapes. The afternoon continued with an intimate edition of Style Speak: Raising Style at Young Versace, where Tatler Asia’s Most Stylish alumna Willabelle Ong and her daughter Ava Eleanor joined Chiun for a heartfelt conversation on how personal style builds confidence from a young age.
From left to right: Roman Piak and Tatler's resident fashion monster Adriel Chiun picking out the former's outfit for his photo shoot at Young Versace at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands
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Day 4 extended this theme, beginning with a series of expressive play sessions across the luxury children’s precinct. At Gucci Kids, families enjoyed a whimsical Polaroid activity capturing mini style moments; over at Ralph Lauren Children, little creatives took part in a lively colouring activity; and at Baby Dior, balloon sculptors once again brought joy to life through fantastical shapes and designs. The afternoon culminated in a second Style Speak at Boss, featuring Stephanie Lee and her daughter Isabelle, whose candid reflections reinforced that nurturing a child’s style is ultimately about nurturing their voice.
From left to right: Alvin Soon, Claire Soon and Melissa Peh
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As the four-day celebration came to a close, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands reaffirmed its position as Asia's premier luxury shopping destination, where families can also discover exceptional experiences. Through Little Luxury Stars 2025, families left with new memories stitched in joy, creativity and the unmistakable magic of childhood.
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Adriel Chiun is the Branded Content Editor of Tatler Singapore.
