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Vogue Singapore

Sep 01 2026
Magazine

Vogue Singapore empowers and inspires readers through intelligent and thought-provoking content to drive change for good. Vogue readers are change agents with a hunger for fashion and a heart to positively shape future generations. In essence, they are women with a strong sense of style and a strong sense of purpose.

Vogue Singapore

Editor’s LETTER

GYNNE • As J-fashion establishes itself among Singapore’s burgeoning fashion subcultures, Dirt Fruits founder and curator Gynne Ho unpacks the rich history at its core and why it continues to resonate across generations.

Has Fashion Lost ITS IMAGINATION? • Couture once created the fantasies everyone else wanted to inhabit. Now, as designers return to cinema for its characters, moods and enduring style codes, one editor asks why the archetypes of the silver screen still hold such power.

The AUTUMN / WINTER 2026 Report

Cyberpunk 2.0 • Is the future becoming analogue? As fashion and technology continue their symbiosis, a new wave of accessories is taking an old-school turn, revealing a growing desire to make technology feel like ours again.

INTO the WILD • Nature takes on a mythic quality in Louis Vuitton’s autumn/ winter 2026 collection, where Nicolas Ghesquiére reimagines the house’s storied leather goods, inspired by the elementals.

Beyond the BOUTIQUE • More than a decade in the making, Hermès unveils 166 New Bond Street in London—a six-townhouse maison that reimagines luxury retail through architecture, craftsmanship and immersive experiences.

Misted REVERIE • Brunello Cucinelli’s autumn/winter 2026 collection finds poetry in the tension between rustic heritage and refined craft.

The EDIT • This autumn/winter 2026 shoes take centre stage in striking silhouettes and unexpected details.

BEAUTY REPORT • Even though we are well into the year, it’s not too late to shake things up. This September, step out of your comfort zone with the most noteworthy beauty cues from the latest runway presentations, from striking arches to bold animal prints.

Beauty DESK • The couture runways were replete with sublime beauty moments this year, courtesy of an arsenal equipped with award-winning formulations, painterly pigments and otherwordly touches.

A NEW FORM OF PLAY • Nostalgia meets craftsmanship with Henry Jacques’ Les Toupies; a limited-edition collection housed within sculptural masterpieces that resemble the beloved spinning tops of our childhood.

LIFT Off • Get a sharp, chiselled appearance with Shiseido’S latest Vital Perfection serum. Inspired by electrical muscle stimulation therapy, it empowers your facial muscles to deliver noticeable, non-invasive contouring.

The Season OF SKINNY • A new epidemic is upon us. From celebrities morphing into worryingly thin versions of themselves to the prevalence of weight-loss medications, emaciation is suddenly viewed as a sought-after state in today’s landscape. But how did we get here?

IT FACTOR • The world is in her hands. Exude high-octane glamour with these bold, sculptural make-up looks inspired by the effortless magnetism of our favourite ’90s supermodels.

Luck & Love • Van Cleef & Arpels reimagines its iconic Alhambra collection with a touch of luminous pink.

Masterpieces, ALL OF THEM • The exquisite, inspiring breadth and depth of Cartier is on show at the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne.

SENSE & SCENTS • Chaumet’s naturalist high jewellery evokes, in precious metal and stones, the smells and tastes of nature.

Precious CIPHER • Chanel’s Signes & Symboles high jewellery imbues the house’s icons with meaning.

Flawless FACETS • Graff unveils a new campaign for its Laurence Graff Signature collection starring Jung Kook of BTS.

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