Tatler Singapore - June 2023

Daring To Be Different

A new generation of hoteliers are deviating from traditional hotel models, opting instead for spaces and properties that are deeply personal and that encourage depth of connection

EDITOR'S PICK

Rolex introduced an unexpected edition of the Oyster Perpetual Day-Date at Watches and Wonders 2023 that it describes as \"full of joy and energy\". Turn the crown and you'll see why: you can choose to display one of 31 different emojis in the date counter, as well as encouraging words like \"Peace\", \"Faith\" and \"Gratitude\" in the day counter. This whimsical attitude is emphasised by a vibrant dial constructed using champlevé enamelling in a jigsaw puzzle pattern. The hour markers are baguette-cut sapphires in colours that correspond to the dial.

Tatler STYLE

Shoemaker Giuseppe Zanotti wants to be more Zen, the innovative Kit Wan believes fashion design should be limitless, and gender-neutral jewellery is here to stay

BEYOND-THE-BOX THINKERS

Each month, as we celebrate a local member of our Asia's Most Influential list, we also shine a light on a member of each of the lists produced by our publications around the region. This month: other innovators

THE LAST WORD

Every issue, Tatler's cover star answers a round of quick-fire questions to give a little more insight into their personality

SABAH SECRETS

Proud Sabahan Weena Marcus takes us to her favourite spots around her hometown of Kota Kinabalu

Electric Vision

With its all-new pure battery electric vehicle, Lexus takes a step closer towards its goal of a sustainable global society

SUITE LIFE

The new Bulgari Hotel Tokyo brings Italian extravagance to the heart of Japan's buzzing capital and invites guests to take it all in-from more than 40 floors above the city

RIDING THE WAVES OF ACTIVISM

From Hawaiians battling for their sovereignty to long-haired hippies safeguarding the planet, surfers have been politically active for centuries. Now, young surfers in Asia are fighting for a better future

CALLING DR AI

With healthcare costs rising globally, scientist Dean Ho is focusing his efforts on harnessing artificial intelligence for personalised healthcare and not only to save lives but to also biohack one's way to staying healthy for longer