As #WFH has become the new norm, L’Officiel Singapore gets creative for the May 2020 issue - presenting the best of Spring/Summer 2020 through fashion illustrations, stay-home shoots, kitschy-cool collages, intricate face paintings, and even a Van Gogh-inspired spread. Read all about the season’s top creative collabs; arty collections that reference artists like Picasso; how F&B trailblazer Sarissa Rodriguez-Schwartz is pivoting her business during the pandemic; and the ways in which cover star Paris Jackson uses her talents for good. 

It’s said that music is a balm for the soul, and that’s why L’Officiel Singapore dedicates the April issue, One Voice, to music. This month’s edition positively brims with sonic and style sensations, not least cover girl and EDM wunderkind Jasmine Sokko, who exudes charisma and cool in Gucci. She’s in the good company of local and international talents: Pharrell Williams and his Richard Mille tie-up, Travis Scott who’s decked in Air Dior, and Hashy Yusof-Than with her Ferragamo Viva shoes. 

L’Officiel Singapore also brings you to the heart of a fantastical music carnival complete with marching bands, shot on location in New Orleans, Louisiana. And of course, the best Spring/Summer 2020 looks from the likes of Saint Laurent and Louis Vuitton, along with the hottest launches from Van Cleef & Arpels, Tiffany & Co., and Bulgari, and a virtual tour of Christian Louboutin’s L’Exhibition[niste] in Paris. 

L’Officiel Singapore is 13! In celebration of this landmark anniversary, the bumper March issue turns up the heat with a series of lucky thirteens: 13 high-impact spreads showcasing the season’s tastiest (and trendiest) treats and 13 newsworthy launches from 13 beloved brands. Not to mention a dramatic cover spread featuring Louis Vuitton’s Spring/Summer 2020 collection, and the hottest ready-to-wear, beauty, and baubles via shopping specials, exclusive interviews, and more.

L’Officiel Singapore dedicates its first issue of 2020 to L’Ove – embracing environmental consciousness, celebrating an attitude of inclusiveness, and strengthening the root of all love: self-love. Cover girls and local creatives Aisyah Aziz, Jasmine Sim and Tabitha Nauser reveal their 2020 plans and how they take "me-time". Elsewhere, Max Mara's Ian Griffiths, Onitsuka Tiger's Andrea Pompilio, Jimmy Choo’s Sandra Choi, South Korean celebrity stylist YK Jeong, and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley talk diversity and how they're loving planet earth. 


All aboard the Midnight X'press! For L'Officiel Singapore's bumper December 2019 / January 2020 issue, the goodies are in bountiful supply – Stranger Things star Sadie Sink speaks about her Kate Spade Holiday campaign, while social media star Helena Bordon talks her go-to party looks. Electro pop singer Noga Erez, who's on a new soundtrack together with Lizzo and Billie Eilish, gets on our radar. See the hottest Cruise 2020 looks shot in stunning locations across New Orleans and London, as well as on board the Eastern Oriental Express.

For the November issue, L’Officiel Singapore prefers living in colour. Fast rising local model Mei Yue, who has a Dior Couture show under her belt, looks psychedelic cool in Dior Cruise 2020. A Korean Odyssey’s Oh Yeon-Seo, meanwhile, works colorful Kate Spade Holiday looks while dishing on costar Lee Seung-Gi. Get the right blues with Beauty’s Water Works spread; dress up the home suitably with Dior’s red-themed home collection; and go back to black with Style’s In the Shadows feature.

Much like the double A-side singles that were popular in the nineties, L'Officiel Singapore has two star themes this month: Accessories / Asia. Gracing the cover is Japanese model Emma, who works Louis Vuitton’s Fall/Winter 2019 ready-to-wear and bags including the Cannes in Monogram Pop – the first time the Maison’s Monogram and Damier have been fused. Elsewhere, you’ll find veteran Japanese supermodel Ai Tominaga wearing some of Fall’s finest; the most innovative Asian designer names including Doublet designer Masayuki Ino and local jade jeweller Choo Yilin; and Asia’s rising influencers like Shanghai-based Jamie QQ Wu and Singapore’s Savina Chai, rocking Salvatore Ferragamo’s latest.


As L’Officiel Singapore upsizes its main book this month, there’s a bonus: this Fall/Winter 2019 accessories supplement. The stars of our mini magazine are Coach’s latest collection, Japanese supermodel Kiko Mizuhara, as well as the bright new faces from Malaysia: Nia Atasha and Adiq Rahman.

L’Officiel Singapore goes BIG in more ways than one. Coinciding with the release of this month's bumper fashion issue, the book has gotten a permanent physical upsize and there's even a spin-off accessories booklet. Turn to Big Trend Book and Young, Wild and Free for an expansive round-up of Fall/Winter 2019 trends. The 300-page September issue is packed with big personalities too: Multi-hyphenate Hikari Mori looks larger than life in the latest looks from Celine; local actress and model Fiona Fussi shows off her travel style; and radio personality Sonia Chew talks about her concept of time.

All the fastest rising creatives to know now – in the New Guards issue. Thailand's up-and-coming actress and style star, @thanaerngnin wears the new Bottega Veneta by Daniel Lee. Palm Angels founder, Francesco Ragazzi, gives the lowdown on his Moncler collaboration, while six contemporary artists interpret Louis Vuitton’s classic Capucines in unexpected ways. Last but not least, find out who the hottest stars of now – Ezra Miller and Dua Lipa included – are tapping for their edgy beauty looks.

Singaporean creative, tastemaker and Instagram personality Mae Tan fronts The Individuality Issue, alongside her peers from the region, Venice Min, Tina Wong and Ayla Dimitri, who talk about their distinctive styles and desire to break the mould. They are in the good company of Amanda Chaang, Italian style icon Chiara Ferragni, and American vocalist and style star Brooke Candy, who speak exclusively about how they’re loud and proud of who they are. As for fashion that is full of character, the issue throws the spotlight on Gentle Fendi, 8 Moncler Palm Angels, Bottega Veneta's new Pre-Fall accessories by Daniel Lee and more.

If the music of 2019 could be visually represented, it would certainly be in the form of L’Officiel Singapore’s May issue, Sound of Summer. DJ of the moment and South Korean Instagram star, Peggy Gou, talks about her new music and launching her fashion label. Gou is in good company: the issue also features music personalities like Zendaya, Billie Eilish, Solange Knowles, Susie Cave, homegrown dapper rapper Mean.xs, and local DJ Kimberly Wang. 

L'Officiel Singapore brings you the most exciting tie-ups of Spring/Summer 2019: Versace and Kith's unexpected capsule, Loewe's Paula's Ibiza 2019, Jonathan Anderson's third collection for Uniqlo and Prada's Kazuyo Sejima bag. Even this month's cover is a special collaboration - it has been shot with the Huawei P30 Pro. Where art is concerned, expect a savoire-faire-look at Dior Men's KAWS BFF dolls, a spotlight on Loewe's Craft Prize finalists, and beautiful sketches from Kenzo Takada and Seoul-based illustrator JaeSuk Kim.

L'Officiel Singapore turns 12, and it's a Red Riot. Lil Miquela, famous fictional character and digital art project, graces the cover – making L'Officiel Singapore the first to score an exclusive with the famous digital avatar, Instagram model, musician, activist and digital arts project. The rest of this bumper issue will also have you seeing red: the season’s best vermilion offerings  and the hottest ready-to-wear, beauty looks and baubles are across the issue via shopping specials, exclusive interviews and L'Officiel Singapore's signature glossy spreads.

The stars have aligned for L'Officiel Singapore's February issue – we mean celebrities like Instagram star Aleali May, supermodel Bella Hadid, Gucci Guilty's face Jared Leto, indie pop singer Maggie Rogers, and more – as they Kiss and Tell, talking style and revealing what's in store for them in 2019. Prepare for double celebrations as the striking capsule collections dedicated to Valentine's Day and Lunar New Year also take centrestage.     


As 2018 draws to a close, L'Officiel Singapore steps into a Brave New World, taking the opportunity to delve into the Cruise 2019 collections – Gucci's trophy Arli bag, Givenchy's Jaw sneakers, and Max Mara's arty ready-to-wear included. The issue also reveals Net-a-Porter’s new Vanguard project, which champions four exciting emerging designers. As for that all important year-end festive cheer, local entrepreneur Beatrice Tan boogies down in a Longchamp exclusive, and it's gift ideas galore – feast your eyes on a limited edition Prada stool, sweet Dolce & Gabbana confections and more.

L'Officiel Singapore goes wild in November – Apink's Son Na-Eun sizzles on the cover, in a leopard patterned ensemble from Bottega Veneta's Cruise 2019 collection. See local It girl Mae Tan like you’ve never seen her before, going unapologetically “sk8er girl” in Louis Vuitton’s Catogram collection. Take a momentary step into wilderness with Gaderners of Eden, which cross-pollinates Kenzo’s La Memento N°3 range with Singapore's most artistic floristry folks. Fendi too, is undeniably untamed, in Logo Mania – an extravaganza that edgily experiments with the brand’s explosive FENDI/FILA logo by artist @hey_reilly.  

L'Officiel Singapore's October issue celebrates the modern warrior woman. South Korean model and actress Kim Jin-Kyung, Berlin-based DJ and producer Peggy Guo, artist and Gucci-collaborator Coco Capitán, Bvlgari’s creative director Lucia Silvestri, and Donatella Versace are some of the trend-bucking, powerful females featured in the issue. Fierce fashion also shines through courtesy of Givenchy’s ’80s Berlin club-inspired set, Prada’s luminous Linea Rossa collection, and Moncler’s edgy collaboration with Palm Angels.

With a bumper September 2018 issue, L’Officiel reaffirms that it is Singapore’s Fashion Guard. Chinese star Ni Ni fronts the cover, as part of a global L’Officiel collaboration with Tiffany & Co. The other powerhouse fashion names that are packed in? Kendall Jenner, JW Anderson,  Maddie Ziegler and German Instagram icon Caro Daur  – all of whom speak exclusively to L’Officiel about their upcoming projects. Elsewhere, the issue is chock full of Fall/Winter 2018's hottest – including the long-awaited return of Prada Sport.

L’Officiel Singapore dedicates this issue to rebels with a cause. In the mix: Five cool, homegrown creatives, from Henndrawn to A/K/A Sounds, who’re breaking rules and expressing themselves in fashion and music. Where international It girls are concerned, the issue stars style revolutionaries like Vietnamese street style icon Chau Bui, and Dior-clad cover girl Holly Lee Ho-Jung. Elsewhere, you'll find Saint Laurent’s leopard-themed ensembles, the Bijoux section’s pumping biker-tinged spread, and last but not least, Beauty’s atypical pop-punk looks that pack a punch.

L'Officiel Singapore's The Epic Summer Issue is dedicated to all of fashion's sizzling offerings primed for those timely mid-year jaunts and tropical destinations. For the balmy days ahead: Loewe's Ibiza-themed collection with Paula's, Saint Laurent's Boho-luxe feathered extras, and more. This issue's It girl crew - supermodel-in-the-making Kaia Gerber, local Instagram starlet Melody Tan, and Japanese stunner Ashley Yuka Mizuhara - talk to L'Officiel Singapore about their favourite destinations and most memorable sojourns. Bonus: the top Pre-fall 2018 trends and accessories to have now.

This month's Instant Gratification issue takes a tongue-in-cheek and kitschy approach to various digital apps and phenomena in the fashion realm now. The Version 2.0 trend turns to digital photo applications like #Huji and #Gudak to present Pre-Fall trends that tap on hot looks from the ’90s. Meanwhile, the Generation Z fashion spread is a humorous take on today’s Instagram obsession, and the F is For… story is the best of both worlds: a detailed read of Fendi’s latest Run Away timepiece with visually stimulating Instagram-Stories-inspired visuals.

Michael Kors once said: “I’ve always thought of accessories as the exclamation point of a woman’s outfit.” And L’Officiel Singapore serves up a multiple of those exclamation points in this month's accessories bonanza: Loewe’s versatile new classic, the Gate bag; the season’s quirkiest geometric styles; Gucci’s ’80s-tinged SEGA-inspired pieces; and more. Perhaps as indispensable as a good accessory is denim. Ballerina-turned-model Yuka Mannami is the issue's cover star – and the Japanese stunner wears the humble material of Kenzo’s La Collection Memento N°2 with both grace and aplomb.

L’Officiel Singapore celebrates 11 years – of daring visuals and conversation, as well as a bold and unique take on fashion, jewellery, watches and beauty – by looking to the future. Synonymous with visionary, cutting edge designs, Nicolas Ghesquiere's Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2018 collection features in the cover story special, on his model muse Hannah Elyse. Fantastic plastic and riotous Crayola brights fill the fashion and beauty pages. And adding yet more festivity, the issue celebrates Ray-Ban's 80th anniversary, 25 years of Versace's and Rosenthal's immaculate porcelain collections, and Tiffany & Co's new bridal campaign that celebrates modern love in all forms.    

This month, L’Officiel Singapore gamely embraces lust and all that irresistible, dangerous desire. Taiwanese temptress, model and social media sensation Kiwi Lee-han shows off her lust for life in an exclusive cover story, where she poses up a storm. February being the official season of love, the issue has no lack of objects of desire: It girl Mae Tan flaunts the coveted Louis Vuitton Archlight sneakers in a special shot-in-Tokyo spread, while Donatella Versace and Gigi Hadid show off the passionate Versace Tribute collection. There’s more – Saint Laurent’s sexy and sassy boots in Bootie Call, his-and-hers wrist candy in the Bijoux section, and the most luscious liquid lipsticks in  XOXO.

To mark the end of 2017 and usher in the new year, L'Officiel Singapore celebrates iconic women: American It girl Jasmine Sanders (@golden_barbie, 2.6m), actress Elle Fanning, model-turned-actress Cara Delevingne, and cover star Iggy Azalea. The much-talked-about rapper reveals an unexpected softer side, and a surprising love of classic X'mas tunes. And because certain elements of style are icons in their own right, The Icons Issue features Saint Laurent's storied logo, Cartier's ever classic Tank, Moncler's signature down jackets (now made for man's best friend), and more.

The season of wanderlust approaches, and in veritable L’Officiel Singapore style, the fashion bible fires away with Wild Abandon. In the month’s cover exclusive, social media darling Vanessa Hong sojourns in Terengganu. Also adding their star power to are Hermès’ Véronique Nichanian and globetrotting model Georgia May Jagger, as well as the designers who delved into dreamy destinations like Greece and Scotland to incite their Fall/Winter 2017 innovations. 

Less is more was then. More is more – that’s so now. Because "too much of a good thing is wonderful", L’Officiel Singapore brings you Bag Stage Passes this issue: a 26-page special with the season’s XL totes, statement minaudieres, and almost everything in between. We also celebrate Versace – a name synonymous with maximalism – by examining 500 its greatest hits. And the undisputed star of the month is Suboi, rocking Kenzo’s stunning La Memento N°1 collection, swathed in the house’s archival prints.
 

Fashion at its best has always provided an escape from reality — but it’s getting harder to ignore the turbulent times these days. We examine how fashion weeks for the Fall/Winter 2017 collections became the fashion community’s campaign platform against divisive, polarising politics and ideology. Of course, there’s still lots to celebrate in terms of creativity and savoir faire, which we zoom in on our 76-page FW17 Dossier.​ Our otherworldly​ ​cover with rising star Adut Akech​ epitomises ​our stand on embracing diversity and girl power.

Can streetwear fashion ever be a thing in Singapore? Are horological fantasies for real? Which are the beauty must-haves that our local IG-set swears by? We answer those burning questions in the cult-themed August issue of L'Officiel Singapore.

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