At the Tatler Most Stylish 2026 launch party, Paragon welcomed Singapore’s most compelling style personalities to the newly renovated Paragon Club Lounge for an evening celebrating fashion, individuality and the people who make style matter
Style may begin with the individual, but its most memorable expressions rarely happen alone. That was the sentiment at the heart of Tatler Most Stylish 2026, as Tatler’s resident fashion monster Adriel Chiun welcomed guests to the newly renovated Paragon Club Lounge for an evening devoted to this year’s theme, The Jubilation of Style.
Returning to Paragon for the second consecutive year, the Tatler Most Stylish launch party brought together this year’s 10 honourees alongside friends of Tatler, industry insiders and members of Singapore’s fashion community. The setting was particularly apt. As one of Orchard Road’s defining luxury destinations, Paragon has long been a place where fashion extends beyond the boutique window and becomes part of everyday life.
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For Chiun, who marked his fifth year curating Tatler Most Stylish, the evening was also an opportunity to turn the spotlight towards the creative community behind the project. In his opening address, he acknowledged the editors, art directors, photographers, videographers, hair and make-up artists, event producers and collaborators whose collective work transformed the annual portfolio from an idea into the images, films, stories and experiences surrounding it.
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It was a fitting reminder that while personal style is inherently individual, creativity is often collective—and that the most meaningful partnerships are built not simply around deliverables, but around a shared belief in an idea. Paragon’s continued support has given Tatler Most Stylish a home in which that idea can be brought to life, allowing the celebration to move from the pages of Tatler into a physical experience.

Above Tatler’s resident fashion monster Adriel Chiun welcomes guests to the Tatler Most Stylish 2026 launch party at the newly renovated Paragon Club Lounge, marking the beginning of an evening celebrating The Jubilation of Style
Following addresses by Tatler Singapore editor-in-chief Dana Koh and Paragon’s head of marketing communications Samantha Wong, the evening turned towards the personalities at the centre of Tatler Most Stylish 2026.

Above At Tatler Most Stylish 2026, Adriel Chiun sits down with honouree Opera Tang for The Art of Being Seen, an intimate fireside chat exploring fashion as storytelling, the power of femininity, queer visibility and the people who shape how we see ourselves
Among them was Opera Tang, the drag artist and queer activist whose singular approach to dress draws from Chinese opera, Peranakan culture and distinctly Singaporean visual references. In a fireside conversation with Chiun titled The Art of Being Seen, Tang explored style as storytelling, the performance and power of femininity, and the difference between visibility and true belonging.
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Their conversation culminated in a poignant reflection on Tang’s late grandmother, Martha Lau, who taught her to sew and helped create her costumes. It underscored a recurring idea of the evening: that style is never merely about what one puts on. It carries memory, culture, identity and the fingerprints of the people who help shape us.

Above Adriel Chiun reunites with past and present Tatler Most Stylish honourees at the Paragon Club Lounge, bringing together familiar faces from across the years of the annual celebration of personal style. From left to right: Takuma Tanaka, Alfri Mohd Yusoff, Gaurav Kripalani, Adriel Chiun, Shazza and Opera Tang
That philosophy lies at the heart of The Jubilation of Style. Getting dressed may begin alone before a mirror—the choice of a jacket, a shoe or a swipe of lipstick—but style is also formed through the people, places and experiences that teach us how to see ourselves.
At Paragon, Tatler Most Stylish 2026 celebrated precisely that: not simply the pleasure of dressing beautifully, but the joy of being seen, of seeing others, and of finding a community in which personal style is given the space to speak.
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