In T Singapore's Culture issue, our cover subject Chinese actress Fan Bingbing talks about her take on fashion and her dream movie roles. Inside the magazine, designer Gabriela Hearts shares her vision for sustainable luxury and a Singaporean artist revisits the concept of nostalgia.

In T Singapore's Holiday issue, our cover subject Anja Rubik takes us on an after-hours tour of the Museé National Picasso-Paris as she wears looks from Cruise '20. Elsewhere in the magazine, we explore all the facets of festive glamour and highlight the freshest accessories.

In T Singapore's The Greats issue, we feature six inspiring individuals who have incited and inspired change in the world around them.They include singer-songwriter JJ Lin, designer Paul Andrew and The Egg that set a world record on Instagram.

In the October Travel issue of T Singapore, we delve beyond the picture-perfect and discover spaces that inspire and invigorate those that inhabit them; traverse the world through the palate; trace the heritage of fashion houses through this season’s best carryalls; and make a grand return to unabashed femininity with Fall’s proposition of frills, lace and florals.

In T Singapore's September Women's Fashion issue, we feature three, top Asian models, Lina Zhang, Hoyeon Jung and Sohyun Jung as they showcase the structured elegance of the Fall '19 collections. Inside the issue, we examine the return of '90s beauty, how curls and texture and back in vogue, and the changing role of women in film.

In T Singapore's August Men's Fashion issue, we speak to South Korean actor Lee Dong Wook on the changing face of the entertainment scene in Korea and why he would consider taking on a role in another language serious business. Inside the issue, we look at the artists that work with machines to create their unique sculptures and artwork, as well as showcase a new vision for men's jewellery.

In T Singapore's July Generation Now issue, we speak to 15-year old actress Millie Bobby Brown on the new season of "Stranger Things", her future plans in Hollywood and why she would love to try comedy. Inside the magazine, we speak to the the artists who are shaping Singapore's visual landscape as well the individuals who are making a difference to the lives of others with restorative aesthetic treatments.

In T Singapore's June Lifestyle issue, we speak to Hong Kong-born singer Gloria Tang, or more affectionately known as G.E.M. on growing up, becoming a musician and sharing love through her passion. In the same issue, we talk about the alternative way to a longer life, as well as fighting the new pollution that is the blue light.

In the May Design issue, we look at the contemporary design state of womenswear in fashion; chat with a contemporary artist who uses emotional as her design language; look at the heritage spaces and its modern presentation.

In this April's Unconventional issue, Riccardo Tisci talks about his Kingdom as the storied English brand embarks on a new chapter with the Italian designer; we spoke to Singapore's three private chefs who open up their home; and an exclusive with American's drag performer, Miss Fame.

In this month's Fashion issue, Japanese model Kiko Mizuhara and Chinese actor Timmy Xu front the cover with an exclusive shoot and story inside. Beyond trend watching, we delve into the contemporary power dressing and why gossip is good for you.

In the February Men's Fashion issue of T Singapore, model Presley Gerber opens up about his unexpected career in front of the camera. Beyond the trends of fashion, we consider the multiple facets of modern-day masculinity and chatted with three men who put their delicate hands to craft a living.

In the January issue of T Singapore: Hailee Steinfeld, star of “Bumblebee” talks about growing up as a singer and actress, we look into fresh food for beauty remedies and the changing diet trend for 2019.


In the December Holiday issue of T Singapore, we go beyond the spotlight with Los Angeles-based, Hong Kong star Edison Chen with an exclusive spread and interview. We look at Japan's Wagyumafia, literally the gateway to introduce us into the country's meat industry. In Singapore, we look at two local gin distilleries.

In this issue, six covers celebrate the greatest talents in their own industries. Gucci’s creative director Alessandro Michele, who in the last three years, altered the course of fashion. Solange, the multitalented innovator who affirmed her mononym. Designer and owner of eponymous label Giorgio Armani, whose four-decade long fashion and lifestyle empire continue to innovate through time. Independent watchmaker Richard Mille, who single-handedly reinvent watchmaking in the 21st century. Chinese-American actress Joan Chen, the once highest-grossing Asian in Hollywood and life beyond the silver screen. Taha Bouqdib and Maranda Barnes, who built a global brand out of a humble tea leaf.

In the October issue of T Singapore, Taiwanese cellist and actress, Ouyang Nana talks about growing up and going away, one writer contemplates on the idea of travelling for the ‘gram and why Helsinki is the happiest place on earth.

In the September Fall Fashion issue of the newly redesigned T Singapore, supermodel Lara Stone showcases the season’s best looks in our cover story where we trace the unconventional trajectory of her career. We paint a unified vision of the season’s monochromatic palette with actor Lawrence Wong, get acquainted with Rooney Mara’s new fashion line, Hiraeth, consider the possibilities of reversing cosmetic procedures and travel back in time with the city’s best throwback nightspots.

In the August issue of T Singapore, Henry Golding, the Singapore-based British-Malaysian actor who stars in Crazy Rich Asians talks about his leap of faith into acting, bagging his first three international roles in a year, and what’s to come as we caught up with him at the Cartier Social Lab event in San Francisco. The movie's female lead, Constance Wu, shares about the Asian stereotype in Hollywood and her rise to fame that was propelled by her own setbacks. More in the issue: Saint Laurent's designer Anthony Vaccarello's personal conviction, meet Singapore's second-generation bosses and more.

In this July Generation Now issue, we transition from Summer to Fall with supermodel Carolyn Murphy, get a rundown of the highlights from Baselworld 2018, read into the resurgence of astrology amongst millennials as a full-time practice and look back at at Tomas Maeir's legacy at Bottega Veneta.

In the June issue, we decode the many faces of Korean actress Doona Bae in this exclusive interview, discusses the new meaning of travel retreats and zoomed in into the imporatnce of timekeeping in sports.

In the May Design issue, American label Coach discusses its future with Stuart Vevers at the helm, contemplate the future of social media in conversation with computer generated influencers, find beauty in timepieces that serve as mesmerising works of art.

In our April issue, we talk to Yara Shahidi on her pursuit for diversity, find ethereal beauty in the muted colours of the bygone era and chat with three locals who are bringing their home grown business to the global stage.

In this March Women's Fashion issue, we build a summer wardrobe of eccentricities, consider undone texture for Asian hair, talk about the new women behind Chloe and Givenchy and question activism in fashion and other signifiers of the cultural moment.

Master of Style: This Men's Fashion issue kicks off with a sense of relaxed luxury at the historic Palazzo della Civilta Italiana, Fendi's headquarter in Rome. Slip into the summer with easy shorts and denims. How to pull off curls for boys and getting rid of stubborn scars.

T Singapore starts the new year with the Culture issue. Meet reality Lauren Tsai; a sit down with the man at the centre of "luxury" streetwear; new ways to pursuit perfection for your face and body.

In this December issue, Pierre Hardy, Hermes’s creative director of shoes and fine jewellery talks about freedom in design. Other top feature stories include a personal take on Lucerne, Switzerland, three local designers inspired by travels, and model Catherine McNeil’s take on layering for winter.

In this November issue, T Singapore celebrates greatness with four “great” personalities — Louis Vuitton’s Nicolas Ghesquiere, Kenzo’s Carol Lim and Humberto Leon, actress Amy Adams and author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie — who are icons in their respective fields.

Kim Kardashian West talks about her building her own empire. Sneak a peek into Yves Saint Laurent’s museum opening this month in Marrakesh. You alternative solution to destress, and discover fashion’s love of yesterday as designer houses open up their achive.

Liu Wen, the first Asian supermodel fronts our September issue. In this Fall fashion issue, we uncover Liu’s humility and positive attitude that bring her to stardom. In the clothes department, we are going to the extreme ends — back to black with a touch of androgyny or a major throwback to a mélange of ’70s staples. Kansai Yamamoto, fashion’s fantasist returns through the works of Givenchy and Louis Vuitton. Lastly, we look at how the long-standing drag culture influence fashion.

In our August issue, Alessandro Sartori talks about his return to Ermenegildo Zegna. We question about masculinity in the 21st century, street art in Singapore where vandalism carries a serious charge, as well as the rise of hip-hop in fashion.

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As one of the most influential style and culture magazines in the world, T, The New York Times Style Magazine, illuminates the many facets of style - fashion, beauty and the finer things in life - with incisive commentary and artistic vision. With its Singapore edition now, T Singapore aims to interpret what is current, shedding light on popular culture and offering new and interesting ways to perceive. It is a guide to the cultural conversation through stories that are smart, sharp, exclusive and entertaining, with a distinct point of view.

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