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Aaron Aujla and Ben Bloomstein of Green River Project draw on their backgrounds as artists to create conceptual handcrafted furniture.
For their two-year-old fashion brand, Emma Chopova and Laura Lowena transform dead-stock textiles into intricately handcrafted skirts and dresses.
In a world that thrives on the concept of instant gratification, what then happens to patience and time-honoured practices?
Since taking over the helm at Celine, Hedi Slimane has overwritten the French maison’s pre-established codes — the latest of which, sees the designer overhauling its boutiques.
One step at a time, urban environmentalist Emily Lam-Ho walks us through reducing our carbon footprint — in Roger Vivier no less.
At three-year-old New York-based label Deveaux, creative director Tommy Ton approaches luxury through a decidedly discreet lens.
A look inside T Singapore’s cover shoot in Seoul with the Korean actor.
Fumiko Imano is the Japanese self-portraitist who duplicates herself for Loewe’s bizarre fashion spreads.
Korean actor Lee Dong Wook is every bit the dreamboat you see on the screen.
At Y-3, the archetypal sneaker is taken a step further and reimagined as a utilitarian armour to conquer the rudimentary.
Genius is an act of becoming, not a state, a victory nor a proclamation.
Being discreet is not a Saint Laurent creed.
As the luggage brand Rimowa approaches its 120th anniversary, new energy has reset its focus squarely on the future with a recent rebrand.
The similarities between the designer and the country run deeper than what meets the eye.
Roger Vivier’s Fall/Winter ’19 collection is a melding of form and function. Emily Lam-Ho, urban environmentalist and co-founder of EcoDrive, puts it to the test.
We dug in the New York Times photography archives to find images of swimsuits from 1930s onward. Come take a dip.
Singaporean actress and model Jasmine Sim showcases this season’s arresting shades of crimson.
Shoes, or at least Christian Louboutin ones, have so much more to offer than just to walk.
Worn on the arms of actress Constance Lau, the structured silhouette of Alexander McQueen’s exquisite Spider Jewelled satchel finds its place, fittingly, in an art gallery.
The newly-refurbished boutique in ION Orchard cements the new direction of Bottega Veneta under creative director, Daniel Lee.
The 15-year-old “Stranger Things” actress doesn’t act her age. And that’s a good thing.
T Singapore’s July cover shoot with the 15-year-old “Stranger Things” actress in New York.
She responds to accusations of cultural appropriation: “I understand and have deep respect for the significance of the kimono in Japanese culture.”
In an art gallery, actress Constance Lau takes centre stage with the Alexander McQueen ‘Jewelled Satchel’ on her arms.
Sustainability as a key element of modern design may be more than just another example of fashion attempting to be on trend.
T: The New York Times Style Magazine Singapore’s best videos: digital house tours from around the world, behind-the-scenes looks of cover shoots and more.
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