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Singapore offers a wealth of experiences to explore. From indulgent luxury encounters to fascinating exhibitions, here’s how to make the most of your June in the Lion City.
Step into a chic holiday escape where you can discover Chanel’s iconic skincare, make-up, and fragrances—including the coveted LES EXCLUSIFS DE CHANEL range. Take a playful summer quiz to unveil your holiday persona and the perfect scent to match, then indulge in pre-departure treats like a relaxing eye contour treatment, soothing hand massage, and a quick flash makeover. Don’t forget to snap a cute photo at the signature wall and send a postcard to someone you love—because summer memories are better when shared.
The Chanel Summer Club Podium will be happening from now till July 7 2025 at Changi Airport Terminal 1, Departure Transit Hall.
Experience four days of dynamic creativity and street culture with Culture Cartel Genesis. Guests can cop some exclusive drops, streetwear, take part in workshops, tattoo art, and more with over 30 brands under one roof.
Culture Cartel Genesis is happening from now to 8 June at Marina Square Central Atrium, Level 2.
Explore the ocean and all its mysteries beyond the surface with "OCÉAN: Diving Into The Unknown". A collaboration between Alliance Française and the Paris National Museum of Natural History, the multi-sensory exhibition highlights the dept of France's ties to the ocean by weaving together art, history, science, and advocacy for guests to reflect on our relationship with the sea.
OCÉAN: Diving Into The Unknown is happening from now till 30 August 2025 at Alliance Française de Singapour. For more information, visit their website.
In collaboration with London’s trailblazing Gillian Jason Gallery, Art Works Gallery presents Beyond The Corporeal Existence—a group show exploring the female body not as spectacle, but as a site of power, memory, and transformation. Featuring works by Jenya Datsko, Megan Baker, and Eleanor Johnson, the exhibition reframes figurative art through a lens both classical and contemporary. Think Old Master brushwork reimagined with a distinctly modern female gaze. Sensuous, cerebral, and impossible to ignore.
Beyond The Corporeal Existence runs from 29 May to 29 June at #01-10/11, 7 Holland Village Way. For more information, click here.
This year’s Singapore International Festival of Arts celebrates SG60 with More Than Ever, a spotlight on homegrown talent, new commissions and global voices. Start at the SIFA Pavilion in Bedok Town Square, open from 16 May, and catch performances like Animal Farm by The Finger Players, a dark, puppet-driven adaptation of Orwell’s classic, Told By My Mother by Lebanese choreographer Ali Chahrour, an arresting blend of song, movement and modern Arabic storytelling, and more as the programmes unfold.
For more information, click here.
The world of renowned fashion designer Iris van Herpen is here with "Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses". Her first solo exhibition in Asia, visitors will get to see over 140 of Iris' works up close and personal including pieces worn by the likes of Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, and Björk.
Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses is now on till 10 August 2025 at the ArtScience Museum. For more information, visit their website.
ArtScience Museum presents "Mirror Mirror: Journey Into the Mind". Created by Moment Factory, the exhibition puts art and science in focus with a series of interactive, experiential environments that stimulate the senses and explore the different facets of the human mind.
ArtScience Museum's "Mirror Mirror: Journey Into the Mind" is on till 6 July 2025.
Slip behind the doors of the Coach Play Singapore Shophouse and you’ll find its latest secret. The Coach Bar, a cocktail den that blends New York attitude with Keong Saik cool, serves elevated comfort food with a twist—like caviar-topped sundaes and Pastrami Poppers—designed to pair perfectly with expressive, New York-inspired cocktails. For those craving a Coach Martini Moment, $12 martinis flow all night, garnished your way. Add in zero-proof options, signature house pours, and a mood that’s more downtown loft than uptown gloss, and you’ve got the makings of Singapore’s chicest new speakeasy.
The Coach Bar is located at 5 Keong Saik Road and is open from Thursday to Monday, 4pm to midnight
It’s not every day that Amò, Baia, Sospiri, and Southbridge join forces, but for one weekend only, ilLido Group is bringing its culinary all-stars under one rooftop. Festival Italia at Baia is a heady ode to Italy’s vibrant street food scene—panzerotti, arancini, and skewers kissed by open flame meet the lively pulse of Italian cocktails by Baia’s Adonis Reyes (with a Campari assist, naturally). As you swirl a glass of wine against the sunset, save space for a scoop (or two) from DOPA, the cult gelateria known for its nut-based creations. Think rooftop buzz, Italian flavours, and just the right amount of dolce vita.
Festival Italia is happening on 31 May and 1 June at Baia Rooftop Dining & Lounge, Esplanade Mall level 4, 8 Raffles Avenue. For more information, click here.
LUCE at InterContinental Singapore has a new chapter and a new chef. Hailing from Italy’s culinary heartland, Andrea Rossi brings Emilia-Romagna to the plate with Roman-style pinsas (a type of flatbread), seafood, and Italian mains done right. Buffet spreads now anchor the experience, with a champagne brunch on Sundays featuring DJ sets, theatrical live stations, and more Bauget-Jouette than you can reasonably justify. But you will.
LUCE is located at InterContinental Singapore, 80 Middle Road. For more information, click here.
Wellness meets fine dining at Sulwhasoo Café, a returning collaboration between the K-beauty giant and Sofitel Singapore City Centre's 1864 bar and lounge. On the menu from 17 May to 13 July: Ginseng, collagen, jujube and mugwort—not in your serums, but in your mains, starters and desserts. Choose between two- or three-course options, or go à la carte. Qualifying diners will receive a Sulwhasoo beauty kit to take home, because inner glow is great, but samples are much better.
Sulwhasoo Café runs from 17 May to 13 July 2025, 11am to 6pm daily. Sofitel Singapore City Centre is located at 9 Wallich Street. For more information, click here.
HighHouse unveils The High Table, a new culinary collaboration series spotlighting acclaimed chefs through exclusive dining experiences. Launching the series is Michelin-starred Chef Daniele Sperindio of Art di Daniele Sperindio, who presents an eight-course menu available for both lunch and dinner. Infused with his signature Italian-meets-Singaporean flair, the menu features playful, imaginative dishes—from chilled somen in a refreshing watermelon rind broth to black lime pasta with Hokkaido scallops, and a whimsical ice kachang-inspired dessert layered with burrata cream and banana nectar ice.
HighHouse is located at 1 Raffles Place, Level 61-62. For more information, visit their website.
Ma Cuisine ushers in the season with a refresh of its spring menu. Think French classics with just the right amount of creative rebellion. Expect confit Jeju abalone to replace lamb in a reimagined Navarin d’Ormeau Printanier, and milk-fed sweetbreads paired with morels in a silky veal sauce. The cellar-first bistro’s 1,000-label wine list is the real flex: rare vintages, cult producers, and bottles you’ll only find if you know someone who knows someone. Luckily, the sommelier knows just what to pour.
Ma Cuisine is located at 38 Craig Road. For more information, visit their website.
Moderation? Never heard of her. Bar Somma’s new happy hour offering, cheekily titled Nothing in Moderation, is unapologetically indulgent. Order any martini and enjoy unlimited Lampredotto Panini—think slow-cooked veal tripe with green salsa, red sauce, and homemade focaccina. Equal parts hearty and hedonistic, it’s the kind of pairing that makes restraint feel overrated.
Bar Somma's "Nothing In Moderation" is available from Tuesday to Sunday, 6pm to 7.30pm. For more information, visit their website.
The city’s most decadent brunch is back. Manhattan’s famed adults-only Sunday Cocktail Brunch returns this April, this time with even more flair. Start with a Bloody Mary, boozy milkshake or spritz at one of the interactive stations, before diving into a New York-inspired spread featuring showstoppers like OP rib smoked in a Solera-Aged Negroni barrel—and yes, a whiskey chocolate fountain. Come hungry, leave a little tipsy.
Manhattan's Sunday Cocktail Brunch happens every Sunday, 12pm to 3pm at Manhattan, Conrad Singapore Orchard. For more information, visit their website.
World-renowned DJ and producer Fred Again... is making his long-awaited debut in Singapore this July. With recent sold-out shows at Madison Square Garden, he brings his genre-defying sound that will have everyone on their feet.
Fred Again... will be performing on 18 and 19 July 2025 at the Pasir Panjang Power Station. For more information, visit Ticketmaster's website.
Ready to solve a case? Nine Puzzles stars Kim Dami as Yoon Ena, a criminal profiler who finds herself caught in a series of murders with each victim linked to a puzzle piece like the one found on the night of her uncle's murder.
Nine Puzzles is streaming on Disney+.
Singapore’s largest LGBTQIA+ film fest is back with glitter, glamour, and global exclusives. Pink Screen 2025 opens with the buzzy Singapore premiere of The Wedding Banquet, a riotous rom-com featuring Bowen Yang, Kelly Marie Tran, and Lily Gladstone. Also in the lineup? Queens of Drama, a French Idol-meets-Moulin-Rouge musical that made waves at Cannes but hasn’t hit Asian screens till now. Throw in rainbow churros, gourmet hot dogs, and a Pink Gin Spritz that’s as extra as the lineup, and you’ve got a weekend worth dressing up for.
Pink Screen 2025 will run from 30 May to 29 June at #05-00, The Projector, Golden Mile Tower, 6001 Beach Road. For more information, click here.
EXO's Kai is back in town for his "2025 KAI SOLO CONCERT TOUR <KAION> IN SINGAPORE". Fans can expect hits such as "Mmmh", "Peaches", "Rover", and new hits from his latest EP, Wait on Me.
Kai's 2025 KAI SOLO CONCERT TOUR <KAION> IN SINGAPORE will be happening on 21 June 2025 at The Star Theatre. For more information, visit Ticketmaster's website.
The power duo Irene & Seulgi will bring their first solo tour to Singapore with the "2025 IRENE & SEULGI Concert Tour [ BALANCE ] in SINGAPORE". The Red Velvet members will perform fan-favourites such as "Monster" and tracks off their new mini album, TILT.
Irene & Seulgi's 2025 IRENE & SEULGI Concert Tour [ BALANCE ] in SINGAPORE will be happening on 4 July 2025 at The Star Theatre. For more information, visit Ticketmaster's website.
Blackpink is back in our area this November for their "2025 DEADLINE World Tour in Singapore". Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa will be performing classics such as "Boombayah", "Shut Down", "Kill This Love", and "How You Like That" as well as their solo hits like "Rockstar", "APT", "Earthquake", and "Like Jennie".
Blackpink's 2025 DEADLINE World Tour in Singapore will be happening on 29 and 30 November 2025 at the National Stadium. The Weverse Blink Membership (Global) Presale will be happening on 10 June, the Visa Infinite Presale will be happening on 11 June from 11 am to 2 pm, while the Visa Presale will be happening the same day from 4 pm to 11:59 pm, the Changi Rewards Member Presale will be on 12 June, and the general sale will be on 13 June. For more information, visit Tickermaster's website.
Before Cannes turned the Côte d’Azur into a red-carpet spectacle, and long before Aperol spritzes became TikTok’s drink of the decade, Italy’s “lido” (Italian for ‘beach’) was where the elite went to be seen. More than just beaches with striped cabanas and sunbeds, the lido was a cultural mood, especially in storied spots like Venice and Capri. It embodied a kind of effortless, sun-drenched glamour. It’s this very feeling that Gucci bottles in its latest Gucci Lido collection.
Blending sophistication with comfort, the collection reimagines signature handbags like the GG Marmont, Bamboo 1947, and Softbit in sun-friendly materials, such as raffia, wicker, and crochet. They exude a laid-back charm that complements the season’s ease. There are also the plush suede Gigi loafers, ocean-toned Gucci Re-Web sneakers, and oversized totes designed for spontaneity. Ready-to-wear spans lightweight cottons, GG monogram denim, and the iconic Flora motif, while swimwear ranges from triangle bikinis to one-pieces. Then, there are the accessories that shimmer with restrained decadence, featuring pastel-hued sunglasses as well as gold-toned Interlocking G jewellery.
To capture the quiet poetry of summer, Gucci tapped cult photographer Jim Goldberg, whose cinematic stills and handwritten reflections turn the campaign into a slow-burn visual diary. The story unfolds without a script and stars a trio of cinematic cool kids, played by up-and-coming faces like Daisy Edgar-Jones, David Jonsson, and Aliocha Schneider. The characters move through intimate and unfiltered scenes, like snapshots from a film that never needed dialogue. The accompanying video, directed by creative duo Rubberband, adds gentle motion, with crochet bags swaying, raffia accessories catching the light, and fluid silhouettes drifting across Mediterranean backdrops. Even the colour palette feels like it’s been sun-faded on purpose.
Overall, while the Gucci Lido campaign is rooted in fantasy, the clothes are very much made for real life, whatever your version of summer may be. And in case you were wondering, you don’t need to book a yacht or escape to Ischia to wear it. But if someone did happen to invite you, at least you’ll have the perfect wardrobe.
Photographed by JAYA KHIDIR
Styled by JEFFREY YAN
Model TIARA ONG
Make-up Artist Wee Ming
Hairstylist GREGO OH
The year was 2010. Lady Gaga made headlines for wearing her now-iconic meat dress to the MTV Video Music Awards. Samantha Jones was still the reigning queen of sex-forward screen confidence. Robert Pattinson returned as Edward Cullen in Twilight: Eclipse. Justin Bieber’s side-swept fringe ruled teenage hearts as “Baby” played on loop, and everyone wanted to feel “fly like a G6.” It was also the year I got my first Apple MacBook—and I haven’t looked back since.
I was 15, in secondary school, and mainly used it to stream Gossip Girl and check who wrote on my Facebook wall (flashbacks, anyone?). Schoolwork still meant pen and paper, but the MacBook was my first glimpse into a digital-first future.
Fast forward to 2024, when I became digital editor at ELLE Singapore and needed a new daily driver. I was deciding between the MacBook Pro and the MacBook Air. I needed something lightweight but capable—something that could handle Adobe Creative Cloud (Premiere Pro, Photoshop, and InDesign), a decent web camera for Zoom calls, and a high-resolution display for content checks and creative briefs.
At the time, I was using a 16-inch MacBook Pro with M2 Max—an absolute powerhouse, no doubt. But it was bulky. Lugging it to and from the office, or onto flights quickly became a hassle. So I made the switch to the 15-inch MacBook Air with the M3 chip, 16GB of memory, and 1TB of storage.
It’s less powerful on paper, sure. But in practice? It’s become my most reliable workhorse. If you work in media, publishing, or any kind of content-first environment, you know your laptop isn’t just a tool—it’s your office, your editing bay, your Zoom studio, and sometimes your sanity. One year in, the 15-inch MacBook Air (M3) has proven itself surprisingly capable across all fronts.
In this review, I’m sharing what’s aged well, what hasn’t, and why, despite newer models on the horizon, I haven’t felt the need to upgrade. Which isn’t to say I haven’t been tempted (because let’s be real, who doesn’t love new tech?), but the MacBook Air has held its own far better than I expected.
My day-to-day is a far cry from the glitz and glam David Frankel’s The Devil Wears Prada (2006) would have you believe—though that hasn’t stopped me from quoting it to death (but that’s not the point here). A good chunk of my time is spent replying to emails I’m CC’d on, writing and editing stories for web and social, staring at spreadsheets (content calendars, budgets, deliverables—you name it, I’ve stared at it), hopping onto video calls for a “quick catch-up” (that really could’ve been an email), Zoom interviews, creating mood boards, researching, uploading and formatting stories on WordPress, checking Google Analytics... and the list goes on.
It’s a very browser-heavy workflow—and the MacBook Air handles it like a pro (pun intended). The 15.3-inch Liquid Retina Display (2880×1864), whether it’s sitting flat on a desk or elevated on a stand, is just large enough to get through the day without straining my eyes.
In terms of battery life, I can get through most days on a single charge—it’ll comfortably last me from dawn to dusk. Officially, a single charge should last up to 18 hours. That said, I’m mostly deskbound, so battery life isn’t a dealbreaker. But on days when I bring it out for shoots or travel, it holds up just fine. I don’t foresee anyone running into major issues—just remember to charge it before you head out, which honestly applies to every device these days.
We live in a digital age where it’s content, content, and more content—day in and day out. And behind every video you doomscroll past on social media is someone like me, who’s spent hours conceptualising, shooting, editing, and publishing it. While I have the privilege of working with a talented team of video creators, I still believe in the mantra: Use it or lose it.
As a digital editor, I don’t do heavy visual rendering, but I do work across Adobe Photoshop for light image resizing and retouching, InDesign for the occasional layout review, and Premiere Pro for quick, short-form edits—think social reels, teaser trailers, and BTS snippets. I’ve also taught myself DaVinci Resolve and After Effects for more advanced editing when needed, and CapCut for on-the-fly video content, especially when covering K-celebs at events.
I’ve cut 4K footage, batch-edited high-res images, and exported social graphics—all without the machine heating up or showing major lag. Scrubbing 4K footage on the Premiere Pro timeline also has little to no latency. You won’t get Mac Studio-level speeds, but for day-to-day creative work, it more than holds its own.
I might be biased towards the Apple ecosystem (which, let’s be honest, is probably obvious by now), but it really is a content creator’s dream. I can shoot 4K videos on my iPhone, AirDrop them to my MacBook, edit them in Premiere Pro, and send them back to my phone to publish. With Apple’s Continuity feature, I can even copy and paste my caption (usually pre-written in Google Docs to avoid last-minute writer’s block) from Mac to Instagram on iPhone with little to no latency.
The 1080p FaceTime HD camera is a much-needed upgrade from previous models—clear enough for video calls, even in less-than-ideal lighting. As for the Backlit Magic Keyboard and trackpad, they remain unchanged, and honestly? No complaints. They work, and they work well.
The same goes for the two Thunderbolt 3 ports and 3.5mm audio jack. By now, most of us have a drawer full of dongles, and chances are, whatever you need is already in there. Personally, I’ve never used the audio jack. I mostly switch between the Apple AirPods Max and the EarPods (USB-C). And I’ve never had any audio issues—whether I’m blasting KATSEYE’s latest track on Apple Music, on a video call, or replaying an audio clip for the nth time to check for edits.
As someone who regularly travels for work, whether it’s covering fashion shows, attending press previews, or conducting a shoot halfway across the world, the MacBook Air has been a dream to travel with.
At just over 1.5kg—about the weight of a fully filled Stanley Tumbler or a well-packed handbag—the MacBook Air doesn’t add unnecessary weight to my carry-on. It’s slim enough to slide into most of my everyday bags (Coach’s Brooklyn Shoulder Bag 39, Goyard’s Saint Louis GM, Fendi’s Peekaboo, to name a few), and unlike my old 16-inch MacBook Pro, I no longer feel like I’m lugging a supercomputer through airport security or from gate to gate.
If I need to publish something on the go (which I have, while riding the MRT in Singapore), I can easily whip it out, do what I need to do while balancing it on my palm, and close it without breaking a sweat.
I remember once, at Hong Kong International Airport, our takeoff was delayed and we were stuck on the tarmac for about an hour. In that time, I managed to edit a video interview with a Thai celebrity, export it, and send it off to my team—without so much as a warning pop-up about low battery or performance lag.
Now, I rarely—if ever—write while flying. Writers come in all shapes, sizes, and temperaments, but if there’s one thing we share, it’s the need for specific conditions to feel inspired. And being 36,000 feet in the air, surrounded by a catalogue of 2000s-era films, plastic trays of food, a crying baby in row 21 and a snoring uncle in 24A? Not quite the ideal setup. But if I do decide to open up a doc mid-flight, the MacBook Air’s battery life genuinely holds its own.
The short answer is yes. It’s powerful, portable, and handles everything I throw at it—whether I’m editing 4K videos, juggling content calendars, or publishing on the go.
That said, if I were buying one today, I’d go for the newly released 13-inch MacBook Air with M4, which starts at $1,499. And if screen real estate is non-negotiable, add $200 more for the 15-inch version. The base model will be more than enough for most users, unless you're planning to mine crypto, build games, or render 3D animation.
It’s a machine I trust so much, I even recommended it to my sister—and now it’s her daily driver, too.
All photos courtesy of Apple, unless stated otherwise.
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Geminis may get a bad rep for being unpredictable, but they’re all about living life to the fullest. With their high energy, adaptability, and ever-changing aesthetic, they’re the ultimate beauty chameleons. From the silver screen to concert stages, our favourite Gemini celebrities show us how to embrace bold, versatile beauty—true to their star sign’s twin spirit.
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From punk goth to Hollywood glamour, Angelina Jolie has done it all over the years. These days, the A-list actress sticks to a soft glam look. To recreate it, simply apply a light bronze shadow stick followed by a thick cat eye and generous coats of mascara on the top and lower lashes. Fill in the brows slightly and keep the base matte with a touch of blush. To finish it off, you can opt for a soft nude pink or a bold red hue.
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Quad Eyeshadow Palette in Laguna, $72, NARS.
Stay All Day Waterproof Liquid Eye Liner in Intense Black, $38, STILA.
Runway Lip Color in Spanish Pink, $90, TOM FORD BEAUTY.
Whether repping the cool girls or rocking coquette chic, Lily-Rose Depp can do no wrong regarding her fashion and make-up. To recreate this Gemini's beauty look from the Nosferatu press tour, start with a tinted moisturiser and carve out the cheekbones with cool-toned contouring powder. With some mauve blush on the cheeks, tap on an illuminating balm on the tops of the cheeks, browbone, and inner corner of the eyes. Brush up the brows and add a wash of taupe shadow with black eyeliner around the waterline and on the lash line, extending into a small flick. Keep the lips simple with some brown lip liner and lip balm.
Skin Tint Blurring Elixir Foundation, $50, KYLIE COSMETICS.
Baume Essentiel Multi-Use Glow Stick in Transparent, $79, CHANEL.
Artist Color Pencil in 506 Endless Cacao, $37, MAKE UP FOR EVER.
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ELLE Singapore's June 2024 cover star, Yeji of ITZY, shows up to every performance looking like a million dollars. To recreate her holographic highlighter moment, start with a clean base and a dusting of pink blush under the eyes, blending down to the top of the cheeks and extending it to the sides of the face. Focus the holographic powder highlighter only on the top of the cheeks. For the eyes, match the brows to the winged eyeliner with a soft brown hue and add coats of lengthening mascara. To tie the look together, apply a mauve rose glossy tint to the lips.
Extreme Gelpresso Pencil Liner in 6 Soft Brown, $17.99, CLIO.
Space Age Highlighter in Gifted, about $59.90, KALEIDOS.
Ink Mood Glowy Tint in 19 Mauve Chaos, $15.42, PERIPERA.
An icon on the runway and in pop culture, Naomi Campbell has cemented herself as one of the most famous Geminis around the world. To recreate her signature model make-up beat, go for a full coverage matte base and. And with a contouring stick, sculpt those model cheekbones. Once you've blended everything out, bake with a loose powder and keep everything in place with setting spray. Keep everything else simple with a soft smoky eye, voluminous falsies, and a nude lip.
Triclone Skin Tech Foundation, $80, HAUS LABS.
Match Stix Matte Contour Skinstick, $51, FENTY BEAUTY.
Veil Soft Focus Effect Setting Spray, $86 for 120ml, HOURGLASS.
From flower crowns and classic ringlets to bows and bouffants, Lana Del Rey can do no wrong in the beauty department. To recreate this Gemini beauty's Brigitte Bardot-inspired hairdo, start by prepping the hair with a texturising spray. Start by sectioning the back of the crown, then tease each section for volume. Once you’ve built the base, smooth the top layer over to create a sleek dome shape. Pin the hair in place, add a bow to accessorise, and set everything with some strong-hold hairspray.
Create Texturizing Spray, $61, VIRTUE LABS.
The Ultimate Teaser, $19.61, TANGLE TEEZER.
Strong Control Hair Spray, $60, SACHAJUAN.
Emma Chamberlain has come a long way from her YouTube days, and we're loving all of her recent looks. To recreate this plum moment from this year's Met Gala, use a brow gel to keep the brows up and locked in place. After priming the lids, apply a metallic purple hue over the lids with a pop of sparkly plum on the inner corners and a touch of grey at the outer corners. Smoke it out with a black kohl pencil around the waterline and lashline with tons of volumising mascara on the upper and lower lashes. With a matte base, pink blush is applied to the middle of her cheeks, blending out and up towards the outer corners of her eyes. She ties everything together with a frosted lavender lip.
Mothership VIII Artistry Eyeshadow Palette - Divine Rose II, $202, PAT MCGRATH LABS.
Baby Cheeks Blush Stick in Petal, $74, WESTMAN ATELIER.
Gloss Bomb Stix Shimmer Lipstick in Icy Amethy$t, $39, FENTY BEAUTY.
A Gemini beauty and It girl in her own right, Emily Ratajkowski is who we all want to look like day in and day out. To recreate her supermodel look, start with a glowy base and cream bronzer along the temples, cheeks, and jawline. Add a touch of pink on the cheeks and across the nose for that sun-kissed look. For the eyes, create a wing with a liquid eyeliner and apply a coat of lengthening mascara on the top and lower lashes—or a more nighttime look, add some dark brown eyeshadow on the upper and lower lids for a smoky effect. Line the lips with a soft pink lip liner and top with a matching gloss.
Light Reflecting Foundation, $83, NARS.
Backstage Rosy Glow Stick Radiance in 077 Candy, $76, DIOR.
Loveshine Plumping Lip Oil Gloss in 02 Lucky Moonstone, $63, YSL BEAUTY.
While many consider the transition-weather weeks as one of the trickiest time of year to get dressed, I’m beginning to think that summer may be the real season that takes the cake. Not only are you figuring out exactly what trends to take on for the hottest months of the year, but also how to incorporate them into your ensembles in a way that feels chic, practical, and—perhaps most importantly—comfortable.
All that said, I’ll also make the sweeping statement that this is the best season to get dressed. Sure, it may be 100 degrees with humidity on some days, but with the freedom of days (mostly) filled with sunshine, along with the carefree attitude that comes with the season and any vacations you have in the books, summer 2025’s best fashion trends will encourage you to play with your personal style—and what’s more seasonal than that? From eye-catching prints and flouncy skirts to a continuation of fashion’s hottest trends of the year, there’s no doubt you’ll be dressed the part. Scroll on for the need-to-know trends to sport all summer long.
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I know, I know—gingham is the unofficial print of the season, but hear me out: Opting for a warm-weather plaid will give your wardrobe an unexpected edge of cool. It doesn’t have to feel grungy, either. Our team spotted iterations of the print on the runways of Tommy Hilfiger, Miu Miu, and Kallmeyer, to name a few, proving that this print can be as preppy, cool, or sophisticated as you make it.
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Fenced Plaid Sheer Panel Midi-Dress, $662, Vince.
Ford Plaid Funnel Neck Plissé Top, $87, Lioness.
Printed Tulle Skirt, $46, Zara.
Twirl girls, prepare for the return of the flounce hemline. Bias-cut circle skirts that swayed with every step were present on the runways of Chanel and Alaïa, so there’s no doubt you’ll be seeing these all summer. Airy, breezy, and incredibly versatile—what more could you need?
Gwyneth Flounce-Hem Slip Skirt, $181, J.Crew,
Esra Mini Skirt, $281, Bec + Bridge.
Lace Detail Liquid Satin Flounce Miniskirt, $554, 3.1 Phillip Lim.
Soffiano Skirt, $236, Guizio.
The Sway Denim Skirt, $357, Frame.
To be clear, these are not your grandmother’s polka dots. This playful print has made the rounds for the spring/summer 2025 runways, and it’s already becoming a popular choice for those who want something with a little added oomph this summer.
Thalia Ruffle Sleeveless Top, $426, Ulla Johnson.
Tira Polka-dot Silk Maxi Dress, $756, Hemant & Nandita.
Karina Dress, $275, Miaou.
Areza Polka-Dot Midi Skirt, $264, Rixo.
If there’s one trend that stands out for the trend of the year—it’s the bohemian aesthetic. From slouchy suede hobo bags and chunky clogs to ethereal ruffled dresses, this look isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. Channeling your inner boho girl might just be the best way to embrace the summer spirit.
Felipe Skirt, $1,010, Siedres.
Traveler Top, $270, Doen.
Ruffle Mini Dress, $229, & Other Stories.
If there was ever a season to show some extra leg, it’s summer. Micro miniskirts and minidresses are nothing new to the trend cycle, but there’s something about this year’s iterations that seem to have taken the industry by storm. Let these be your go-to when you want an easy and fun alternative to your everyday skirts and dresses.
Andi Tweed Sleeveless A-Line Minidress, $645, Sau Lee.
The Cami Slip Dress, $127, Cou Cou Intimates.
At this point, I think we can all consider the sheer trend a movement that’s here to stay. Considering that the summer months require dressing with the lightest possible materials, this is your easy styling trick to look put together (and undeniably cool) without weighing yourself down. And if you’re stumped on how to style it, I suggest approaching it with the idea of balance: You’ll be showing some extra skin in one area, so stay covered in others.
Modern Mist Top, US$395 (about S$509), Aisling.
Vina Sheer Overlay Minidress, $330, Reformation.
Auber Organza Button Down Shirt, $261, Rue Sophie.
Mesh Skirt Hazelnut, $220, Silk Laundry.
There are few things in life I enjoy more than a crisp cotton piece for summer. Whether it’s in the form of a cotton button-up shirt, a linen dress, or even a pair of pants, these are the effortlessly chic staples you’ll wear day in and day out.
Natalie Elasticated Cotton Midi Skirt, US$145 (about S$187), Aligne.
Exclusive Riviera Lori Open-Back Linen Maxi Dress, US$450 (about S$580), Posse.
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Like sophisticated vanilla perfumes and delicate rose fragrances, lavender perfumes are perennial for a reason. “Lavender is one of the most beautiful oils by itself,” says David Seth Moltz, co-founder of D.S. & Durga. “It recalls a journey through European fields with age-old associations; it can denote cleanliness and is usually powdery for people who dig that,” he notes.
Used as far back as ancient Egyptian times, lavender has also been shown to have soothing and calming properties. So whether you’re looking to wind down for the weekend or are just getting into a jam-packed work week, a few spritzes of lavender perfume may just help you dissipate stress (and smell amazing in the process).
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Despite its light and airy nature, lavender shouldn’t only be considered a daytime or spring-ready scent, however. Actually, it’s quite versatile. “Lavender is one of the canonical aromas of perfumery, so can work for both day and night and in any season,” says Seth Moltz, adding that it’s especially fitting for the evening when mixed with deeper floral or amber scents. According to the expert, lavender blends well with other florals like jasmine and rose, as well as herbs and citruses for a crisp medley.
Eager to add a lavender fragrance to your lineup or replenish your go-to stash? Ahead, shop top-rated lavender perfumes that rightfully earn a spot on your vanity.
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Key Notes: Spearmint, lime, hemlock spruce, lavender
Size: 50 ml.
Cult-loved fragrance brand D.S. & Durga is exceptional at creating unexpected, visionary scents, so you can bet its take on lavender is far from basic. Evoking the smell of burnt aftershave—which the brand imagines to have wafted through the air of a New York-based barbershop that historically burned down in 1891—it showcases notes of spearmint, lime, vanilla, and charred lavender. The result: A smoky-sweet aroma even your BF will be tempted to steal.
Pros: Unique Scent
Cons: Pricey
Nordstrom rating: 5/5 stars
A Nordstrom reviewer says: “I have nearly 100 bottles of cologne. Burning Barbershop is BY FAR the best fragrance I have ever smelled. Definitely a more masculine scent but not your traditional woodsy type of smell. I took a leap of faith and hadn’t smelled it prior to my purchase, and now my only regret is that I didn’t opt for the larger bottle. Worth every penny and more.”
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Key Notes: Lavender, orange blossom, musk
Size: 90 ml.
A refreshingly modern option, YSL Libre offers a dark floral mix of lavender, orange blossom, and musk accord.
Pros: Long-lasting, Warm scent
Cons: May be too strong for some users
Nordstrom rating: 4.6/5 stars
A Nordstrom reviewer says: “Love it; this perfume lasts all day. I still smell it on my clothes when I’m about to wash them. It’s a statement piece.”
Key Notes: Lemon, sweet orange, calabrian bergamot, lavender
Size: 50 ml.
From the famed Italian fragrance house Acqua di Parma comes this bright formula that will help put a pep in your step on even the gloomiest days. Top notes of lemon, orange, and crisp bergamot make way to lavender and rose, which are then grounded by earthy sandalwood and patchouli.
Pros: Fresh scent
Cons: May be too masculine of a scent for some users
Nordstrom rating: 4.6/5 stars
A Nordstrom reviewer says: “This is incredibly beautiful and classically elegant. It starts off a little strong and citrusy but drys down slowly to subtle perfection of rose and lavender. It lasted a day and a half on my skin, which is unheard of in today’s fragrance world.”
Key Notes: Lavender, sage, tonka bean
Size: 150 ml.
Love potions may be the stuff of mythology, but this sexy Gucci scent is perhaps the next best thing. Spritz on the lavender, sage, and tonka bean-infused fragrance; your enchanted date won’t know what hit them. Meticulously crafted with eaux de parfum, aromatic oils, and acque profumate (“scented waters”), the formula is also designed to be easily layered with other scents in the collection.
Pros: Layerable
Cons: Pricey
Nordstrom rating: 4/5 stars
A Nordstrom reviewer says: “A mystical transport back in time of lovely floral aromas.”
Key Notes: Lavender, geranium, woody notes
Size: 75 ml.
Chanel perfumes are iconic, and its unisex Boy de Chanel scent is bound to become one of your new favourites. Paying homage to Gabrielle Chanel’s great love, it boasts a calming yet bold combo of lavender, geranium, grapefruit, and sandalwood.
Pros: Bold, universal scent
Cons: Pricey
Chanel rating: 5/5 stars
A Chanel reviewer says: “It smells expensive and exclusive. It starts kinda powdery and dry. It evolves into a slightly citrusy and fresh aroma. This scent is subtle, perfect for every day. I love it.”
Key Notes: Lavender
Size: 150 ml.
This straightforward scent by Chloé is a surefire pick for any lavender purist. Per the brand, it’s inspired by perfumer Quentin Bisch’s childhood memories of his mother walking through their garden toting a bushel of lavender.
Pros: Lavender-centric scent
Cons: Pricey
Nordstrom rating: 4.7/5 stars
A Nordstrom reviewer says: “I love lavender but don’t like my perfume to be too singular or literal and find most lavender scents to be a little screechy and synthetic. But this Chloe perfume is top-notch in my book. It smells as if someone laid a freshly cut bunch of lavender next to a strong cup of black tea. It isn’t particularly potent, lasting about five hours on my skin, and stays close and subtle. Absolutely lovely!”
Key Notes: Lavender, amber, petitgrain
Size: 100 ml.
Among Jo Malone’s repertoire of clean, luxurious fragrances is this lavender perfume with a warm and spicy twist. Including notes of rich amber and herbaceous petitgrain, it’s deep enough for evening wear and is bound to invigorate the senses.
Pros: Sultry scent
Cons: May be too strong for some users
Nordstrom rating: 4.7/5 stars
A Nordstrom reviewer says: “This is my favourite Jo Malone fragrance! It is at once both fresh and spicy, with a lovely top note and sensual dry down. I love that the lavender note doesn’t get lost in the heady amber base. The two seem like such a contradiction, yet work beautifully together. I wear this scent alone during the day and layer it with a bit more spicy perfume at night, and people are always asking what I’m wearing.”
Key Notes: Litsea cubeba, Calabrian lemon, lavender from Provence, orange blossom, musk
Size: 70 ml.
While Maison Francis Kurkdjian’s artisanal perfumes will cost you a pretty penny, they’re backed by an astounding amount of hype (in fact, the brand makes one of the most popular perfumes ever to grace TikTok). This version from the label stars lavender from Provence, plus citrusy Litsea cubeba from Indonesia and Calabrian lemon. Rounding out the complex aroma are musky, ambery notes to ensure you earn endless compliments.
Pros: Complex scent
Cons: Very pricey
Nordstrom rating: 4.5/5 stars
A Nordstrom reviewer says: “It’s light and fresh yet not powdery. Smells bright with lemon but sexier than that. When I walk into a room, my boyfriend will comment that I smell fantastic. It’s very different than anything else I’ve tried from this brand.”
Key Notes: Jasmine, lavender, vanilla
Size: 50 ml.
If you want something feminine but not too overpowering, go for this top-rated option from Guerlain. It combines jasmine, lavender, and vanilla for what customers call a well-balanced fragrance.
Pros: Warm scent
Cons: May not be as long-lasting as other scents
Sephora rating: 4.4/5 stars
A Sephora reviewer says: “This has such a unique smell, makes me feel like a boss b*tch when I wear it to work. It’s not super floral, sweet, or musky. A perfect clean scent.”
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Lisa is set on global domination. Not happy settling on starring in one of the world's biggest TV shows (The White Lotus), being in the biggest girlband in the world (Blackpink), and working with the most storied fashion houses including Louis Vuitton, she is now entering the music-tech space with a pair of Earbuds designed with Bose. Inspired by her own taste in ear cuff earrings, the collaboration is bringing a new music experience to her fans.
"Bose is known for their high quality sound which really is important for an artist like me, so it just felt right to do it," she tells ELLE UK over the phone.
"I listen to my music all the time," she says laughing. On her playlist right now? "It’s Maroon 5's 'Priceless', featuring Lisa," she says. Naturally. Her favourite place to sit back and listen to the track is in Hawaii. "Everything sounds better in Hawaii," she adds.
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For as much as the Earbuds prioritise an unrivalled listening experience, they also look good. Something that has long been at the forefront of this artist's output. "I like going for a minimalistic look," she says of the sleek design.
Despite a meteoric rise to fame that has expanded her horizons and fanbase from simply Kpop to a whole world of admirers, one thing has not changed: Her approach to what she wears. "I don't think my style has changed over the years. I prefer wearing clothes that are comfortable and that I feel good in."
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As summer draws closer, the 28-year-old star is starting to plot her plans. "I would love to try sky diving! Hopefully, I can also take a short break in summer so looking forward to a vacation would be nice," she admits. "I personally love jelly shoes—they are comfortable and perfect for summer."
You can't be a British journalist and meet with an artist in the run up to Glastonbury without posing the question on if they'd like to headline. Lisa's response? "I would love to headline Glastonbury, for sure. I would need to think more on what the set would be like! Maybe, hopefully, it would be with some more [new] music."
Her foresight and enthusiasm to the question proves that if anyone is loving life right now then it's Lisa. "My favourite part of being Lisa is that I get to explore different opportunities and keep doing what I love to do." And just like that she's off to conquer another corner of the world... whatever next?
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Now that the season for spring cleaning is behind us, it’s time to start filling up our closets again! We jest... kinda. There’s no doubt that your social calendar is loaded for summer, and you’ll need accessories to go with all those darling wedding guest dresses and linen sets. So, naturally, we’re presenting the best bag trends for summer. Keep scrolling to see which themes will dominate the season and where to buy our tried-and-true picks.
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Peanut butter and jelly. Summer and spritzes. Zendaya and Tom. Some pairings are just meant to be. Canvas has always made for a classic beach bag option, but this summer, it’s especially on-trend when paired with leather accents, trim, or paneling. One part practical and one part luxury.
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Small Parachute Leather & Canvas Shoulder Bag, $6,019, Bottega Veneta.
Ilo Bag, $360, Polène.
Hudson Leather-Canvas Top Handle Bag, $1,068, DeMellier.
The Leather Knot Bag, $296, Madewell.
Is that a dopp kit or a purse? Actually, it’s called a nécessaire—and it’s what all the classiest ladies will be carrying around this summer. Although the wrap around zipper inhibits easy grab-and-go access, this style will definitely keep your items secure.
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Cube Leather Vanity Leather Case, $2,437, Alaïa.
Mini Vanity Bag with Bamboo Handle, $3,500, Gucci.
For spring, it was all about jewellery on shoes. Now for summer, this trend is taking over bags. Whether it’s studs, grommets, or other metallic embellishments, this one is the personality pièce du jour.
Silo Eyelet Leather Shoulder Bag, $2,136, Proenza Schouler.
Lune Bag, $585, Claire V.
You might already have a fisherman’s or market tote in your closet somewhere, but if not, you’re going to want to purchase one ASAP. Actual netted bags are a hazard for small items like loose change, pens, and bobby pins because they can easily slip through the yarn, but these options, which feature fine-knit mesh or lined netting, are much better choices.
Leather-Trimmed Mesh Tote, $2,500, Prada.
Shell Décor Mesh Bags, $83, Urban Revivo.
Flower-Embroided Mesh Bag, $66, Mango.
If your purse can slouch, so can you! Posture? I hardly know her. Okay, enough of the jokes. In all seriousness: Structure is out, and laid-back hobo styles are in.
Vittoria Tote, $398, Reformation.
Boho Bag, $362, Citizens of Humanity.
This one might throw you for a loop because this material is usually designated for fall and winter, but 2025 is shaping up to be the summer of suede. Maybe it’s because of the boho-grunge renaissance, but who’s to say? Whatever the reason, we’ll happily oblige.
Suede Essentials Bucket Tote, $229, Madewell.
Laith Wide Woven Top Handle Bag, $456, Loeffler Randall.
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If your dad’s idea of a perfect meal involves sizzling steaks, juicy burgers, or fall-off-the-bone ribs, you’re in luck—Singapore’s got a smorgasbord of carnivorous delights. This Father’s Day, skip the tie and give him what he really wants: A hearty, flavour-packed feast. From classic steakhouses to new-age grills with a twist, here are the best places to wine, dine, and spoil the man of the hour.
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Keep it classic at Bedrock Bar & Grill with a three-course Father’s Day Set Lunch ($88++), available 12 to 18 June. Start with Snow Crab Leg salad, then pick your protein: Wagyu Ribeye MB 8/9 or Salt-Aged Red Snapper. End on a high with Chocolate Indulgent and a glass of Merlot on the house.
For those seeking to escape the city, take a respite at Bedrock Origin’s airy, coastal-inspired space located at Oasia Resort Sentosa. On 15 June, fathers can indulge in the Sunday Bottomless Brunch ($78++ per person), where land meets sea in a lavish à la carte lunch buffet. Each dining father will receive a complimentary bottle of Casas del Toqui ‘Single Vineyard’ Merlot (with minimum 1 paying adult and accompanying child). Children six and under dine free and those aged 7 to 12 enjoying the full feast for just $28++.
Bedrock, 96 Somerset Road, #01-05, Pan Pacific Serviced Suites, Tel: +65 6238 0054. Bedrock Origin, Oasia Resort Sentosa Hotel, 23 Beach View Rd, #01-02 Palawan Ridge, Tel: +65 6818 3333. Book a table here.
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For a Father’s Day feast with flair, take Dad to Binomio’s stylish new space at Raffles Singapore, where Spanish hospitality and bold flavours come together in every dish. Start with cider-braised chorizo served piping hot in a crusty bread bowl ($28), then move on to the standout Slow-Cooked Lamb Saddle ($42), served with smoked carrot purée and jus. Tapas lovers can explore seasonal signatures like grilled octopus ($44) with saffron aioli or the perfectly seared Iberico pork presa ($32). Wash it all down with a crisp glass of Cava, and end with churros ($12) dipped in velvety hot chocolate.
328 North Bridge Rd, #01-25, Raffles Singapore Arcade. Tel: +65 9758 6471. Book a table here.
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Celebrate Father’s Day with a meat-filled weekend at Boeuf, where dads dine free with every three paying guests during their Weekend Free-Flow Feast ($49.90++ per diner). Expect crowd-pleasers like Black Angus ribeye, beef cheek bourguignon, and crispy truffle fries. Bonus: Kids under 12 eat at half price all June.
159 Telok Ayer Street, Tel: +65 8950 5975. Book a table here.
Take Dad to Christina’s at Mondrian Singapore Duxton for a Mediterranean feast with flair. We recommend the Lamb Ras el Hanout ($55++), a North African-inspired dish featuring tender lamb eye-loin seasoned with a complex blend of spices. Served alongside fluffy couscous, roasted bell peppers, and a refreshing tzatziki, it's a hearty and flavourful option for the adventurous palate. The Tagliata di Carne ($45) is another must-try, featuring grilled wagyu beef served with baked potato and a rocket salad.
16A Duxton Hill, Level 1, Mondrian Singapore Duxton, Tel: +65 6019 6010. Book a table here.
If Dad's a die-hard steak purist, treat him to FBG’s Little Joe’s Grass-Fed Tomahawk ($188++), available 9 to 15 June for dine-in only. This 1kg charcoal-grilled beauty from New South Wales is packed with bold, beefy flavour and natural sweetness, served with a rich Diane mushroom sauce and crispy kale.
10 Jalan Serene #01-04 Serene Centre, Tel: +65 6314 2247. Book a table here.
For one-night-only on 15 June, Fat Cow serves a six-course Wagyu dinner ($168++), showcasing prized Miyazawa A5 cuts like sous-vide rib cap and charcoal-grilled striploin. With sea urchin, caviar, and house-made ponzu in the mix, it’s a luxe tribute to Dad’s quiet strength, served with a side of sake and soul.
1 Orchard Boulevard #01-01/02, Camden Medical Centre, Tel: +65 6735 0308. Book a table here.
This Father’s Day, light up Dad’s carnivorous cravings with GU:UM’s signature Surf & Turf Platter ($328), made for sharing. A decadent selection of charcoal-grilled premium cuts and seafood—think Tajima Wagyu ribeye, Iberico pork, butterflied grouper, and Jeju abalones—this feast marries fire and finesse. Served with Korean banchan and house-made sauces, it’s smoky, bold, and unapologetically indulgent.
39 Keong Saik Road, Tel: +65 6970 1450. Book a table here.
Make it a feast fit for a Shogun. From 1–15 June, KOMA rolls out its Majestic Mayura Tomahawk Set ($388++), starring buttery-marbled beef for 3–4, served with smoky maitake, roasted sprouts and a 12-year master stock glaze. For next-level indulgence, book the exclusive Mayura Station Four Hands Dinner ($388++ per pax), held 13 to 15 June. Curated with guest chef Mark Wright, the five-course menu reimagines Mayura beef in standout dishes like Smoked Tenderloin with Wagyu Béarnaise and the iconic Crispy Hand Roll.
10 Bayfront Avenue, #B1-67 Marina Bay Sands, Tel: +65 6688 8690. Book a table here.
Toast to Dad with sky-high style at LeVeL33. On 15 June, the Father’s Day Sharing Menu ($98++ per pax) pairs oysters, burrata, and prawn salad with a show-stopping 30-day spent grain and koji dry-aged ribeye. Served with truffle mash and IPA honey garlic, this rooftop feast ends on a sweet high: Churros, lava cake, and beer.
8 Marina Blvd, #33-01, Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 1, Tel: +65 6834 3133. Book a table here.
A longtime favourite along Orchard Road, Opus Bar and Grill unveils a refreshed menu this season that honours the art of grilling and ingredient-first cooking. Treat Dad to standout cuts like the Sanchoku Wagyu Ribeye MBS 4–5 (from $82), Stockyard Angus 200-day grain-fed Ribeye (from $72), or the tender Wagyu Flat Iron (from $58)—each kissed by flame and cooked over sustainable Jarrah wood for deep, smoky flavour. For something indulgent and shareable, go big with the Longhorn Bone-in Dry-aged Beef ($168). Not a steak purist? The Guinness-glazed Spatchcock Chicken ($42) and the fork-tender Rosemary Lamb Shank ($48) will win hearts and appetites.
581 Orchard Road, Level 1, voco Orchard Singapore, Tel: +65 6730 3390. Book a table here.
Serious about steak? Wagyu X’s Major Platter ($370++) is the beef bible of your dreams. With five prized cuts including aged Wagyu X, A5 Kyoto Hirai Wagyu, and USDA Prime Angus, it’s a masterclass in marbling. Served blind (labelled only by number), it lets Dad rank his faves because even legends deserve to play judge.
82 Club Street, Tel: +65 8795 6664. Book a table here.