Why go to the mall when you can look at Instagram? Can fashion’s sustainability drive really make a difference? Is cultural appropriation theft or innovation? Such are some of  the questions being discussed these days by the experts at such style authorities as Vogue, Business of  Fashion and The New York Times. Fashion, it seems, has never been so opinionated, so heavy - so political.

Perhaps it’s just a reflection of  the times we live in, but I think it’s a pity there’s a  tendency to take the fun out of  fashion nowadays. What we do online, how sustainably we behave and how much respect we give other cultures are all important matters. But, please, let’s not allow political correctness to kill all the spontaneity and joy we get out of  fashion. 

For this issue, we photographed some of  the forces of  Indonesian fashion with their muses – and what an inspiring adventure it turned out to be. Harry Halim tells us that he never thought he would become a designer for international celebrities. It was something he was “sort of  thrown into”.

The year 2024 so far has been full of progress and excitement, including our group’s successful debut of DestinAsian Travel Fair, to this issue’s glamorous cover story photoshoot in Macau. However, in this April 2024 themed “The Conversation Issue” I’d like to especially take the time to encourage discussions that shape our society and influence the very fabric of our society.  Read the story of Tommy Sucipto, the visionary behind Warfy Limited, a pioneering lithium-ion battery recycling, addressing a critical need for sustainable technology. Sylvia Beiwinkler, Head of Happy Hearts Indonesia, discusses the organisation’s progress in constructing schools for underprivileged children, a testament to the power of education. And Davina Veronica, a fervent wildlife conservation activist, shares her journey in protecting the rights of abandoned cats and dogs, reminding us of the compassion we owe to all living beings. These are all causes close to my heart, and I sincerely wish our profiles the best in their endeavours to make the world a better place.

Welcome to the March 2024 edition of Prestige Indonesia, where we immerse ourselves in “The Art Issue,” a celebration of creativity, culture, and those shaping the future of the arts. In this issue, we explore art’s profound impact on society, the beauty it brings into our lives, and the visionary individuals behind these transformative works. We are thrilled to present exclusive profiles of impactful figures in the art world. Angelle Siyang-Le, director of Art Basel Hong Kong, discusses the future of the fair and its significance in the global art scene. ART SG co-founder Magnus Renfrew shares insights into ART SG’s second edition, highlighting Singapore’s growing stature as a premier art destination. Additionally, we gain a rare glimpse into the creative process of Syagini Ratna Wulan, whose innovative work challenges traditional visual narratives.

As the year draws to a close, it’s only natural to reflect on the meaning of achievements. We often find that true success is not just about reaching a destination but embracing the journey. In 2023, we’ve witnessed the power of change within our magazine and across our industry. Earlier this year, we proudly unveiled the revamped Prestige Indonesia, offering you a fresh perspective on luxury lifestyle, and I’m delighted that you’ve welcomed it with open arms. Beyond these pages, our world has seen tourism bounce back, entrepreneurial innovations thrive, and the hotel and restaurant scene flourish. These positive changes have infused our spirits with optimism and hope. Speaking of fresh positivity, I recently embarked on an extensive regional tour for Syrco BASÈ Restaurant, following its launch in late November. This venture fills me with excitement, and I’m thrilled by the incredible feedback and support as Asia’s inner circle embraces what the prodigal Chef Syrco Bakker has to offer. I invite you to follow @syrcobase on Instagram because, rest assured, big things are on the horizon in 2024.

From my suite at THE KARL LAGERFELD in Macao, I find myself reflecting on the true essence of philanthropy. It’s not merely about monumental donations or headline-grabbing gestures. At its core, philanthropy embodies a spirit, an innate desire to give selflessly. Our latest issue pulsates with this spirit, merging the splendour of luxury with the nobility of giving. We explore a world where opulence meets benevolence, celebrating the profound act of giving back in the grandest style. We spotlight luminaries who shine brightly in their altruistic endeavours. Kartika Soekarno’s vision for underprivileged children is genuinely inspiring, Warwick Purser’s cause of bringing Indonesia’s intricate crafts as a gift to the world is heartfelt, and Didit Hediprasetyo’s dedication to mental well-being in the creative sector is commendable. Each story is a testament to the transformative power of selfless giving.

As we enter the pinnacle quarter of 2023, our October issue beckons you on an enigmatic journey through the boundless realms of ‘Space’. Far transcending celestial voyages and cosmic opulence, this issue unfurls the spectrum of space – from architectural prodigies and vanguard living quarters to ultra-luxury automotive’s electric revolution and fashion’s endless sky. Space, we unveil, isn’t merely a point of arrival but an experience, a mindstate, and a crucible of human inventiveness. Our Cover Story elegantly dovetails fashion and futurism, spotlighting a voguish collaboration with Louis Vuitton, splendidly adorned by the radiant Rosalindynata Gunawan. Amid the whirlwind pace of existence, her finesse in harmonising fashion, fame, and family is a resonant narrative of creating one’s own tranquil space amidst this often chaotic world.

As we step into September, we find ourselves on the brink of an exciting journey, and our
theme for this issue – 40 Under 40 – perfectly encapsulates this spirit. This annual initiative by Prestige is designed to highlight the brightest and most promising minds in Indonesia, young trailblazers who are reshaping our society for the better. These young achievers are not just the future – they are the now. Whether you’re a seasoned entrepreneur, a creative visionary, or a civic leader, the stories of these 40 individuals serve as a testament to what can be accomplished with a bit of ingenuity and a ton of hard work. As the crown jewel of this special issue, I’m delighted to once again work with my dearfriend Patricia Panigoro as she graces our cover. A woman of unparalleled elegance and dedication, Patricia embodies the many facets of modern life – be it as a philanthropist, health enthusiast, or loving mother. Our exclusive cover shoot took place at the gorgeous grounds of Raffles Bali, an environment befitting a woman of her calibre.

This summer, after multiple rendezvous during the various gatherings and events I’ve been hosting within Asia’s inner circle, I find myself enamoured by the idiosyncratic rhythm of genius. It’s an elusive symphony, often echoing in the minds of the avant-garde, those who dare to push the envelope of conventionality and tread the path less travelled. As we unravel the pages of the August 2023 edition – The Genius Issue – we celebrate the manifestation of these extraordinary minds that challenge norms, inspire change, and reshape our world. The theme of genius is not confined to the academically inclined; it is found in the pioneering spirit of those who revolutionise their industries. Our In Focus section explores this notion, spotlighting four profiles: sustainable fashion champion and female empowerment advocate Denica Flesch; the musical prodigy George Harliono; business strategist and tech wizard Junaid Murtaza; and the architect of the modern hairstyle Rob Peetom. Each profile underscores the multiplicity of genius, underlining the myriad ways brilliance can shine.

Fantasy and luxury are intrinsically linked, each feeding into the other in ways that create a symbiotic relationship between the imagined and the tangible. Fantasy fuels the desire for luxury, as luxury is deeply embedded in our dreams and aspirations. We fantasise about a life of comfort and opulence, exclusive experiences and possessions that signal status, success, and taste. Luxury brands have long tapped into this power of fantasy, crafting narratives that transport their audiences into realms of aspiration, sophistication, and exclusivity. This Fantasy Issue was conceptualised with this power in mind and how it ebbs and flows in our lives even more than we care to realise. This issue, high fashion, as is synonymous with the DNA of Prestige Indonesia, takes
centre stage as a prime example of intertwining fantasy. I’m proud to introduce our collaboration with Monica Ivena, a rising haute couture designer with her highly-acclaimed Kaleidoscope Dreams collection, displayed in a glamorous fashion spread with high-profile muses. Stay tuned also as Louis Vuitton displays a whimsical Summer Capsule collection in another fun fashion spread.

From the earliest advancements in transportation to the exploration of outer space, humanity’s ability to push the boundaries of speed has propelled us forward in countless fields. The quest for speed has not only shaped our understanding of the world but has also been a driving force behind technological innovation, scientific breakthroughs, societal progress, and elevated lifestyles. With our anniversary coming up in July, I’m reminded that speed is also synonymous with the constant forward motion of Prestige Indonesia. It may not always be in full acceleration, but in the 19 years we’ve been around, we have progressed in many ways. Thus, the June 2023 edition of Prestige Indonesia – The Speed Issue – celebrates how speed affects our lives in multiple ways. The combined efforts of Airyn Tanu and H.H. Shaikha Jawaher Al Khalifa of the Bahrain Royal Family show the importance of luxury and humanitarian causes coexisting, and our unique Cover Story of two powerful ladies fully depicts this synergy. I’m impressed at how both individuals are progressively fast in pursuing their goals and ambitions.

As I was hosting a charming John Hardy event in April, I was once again amazed by the talent and creativity that lives around us. Craftsmanship is an art that is often overlooked in today’s fast-paced world. So, tI’m dedicating this issue to celebrating the craft of the artisan, both local and global. It gives me great pleasure to introduce the theme of our May 2023 edition: The Craft Issue. In this issue, we showcase the resurgence of age-old techniques and the drive to retain, modernize, and spotlight them. From the crafts of the gastronome to the watchmaker, the jeweller, and the elite furniture makers, we highlight how these modern artisans keep traditions alive while creating something new and exciting. Our Cover Story features Naomi Julia Soegianto, the founder of NJS Gold, one of Indonesia’s most prominent jewellery manufacturers. We delve into her inspiring journey, from her humble beginnings to the heights of success, as well as the personal touches this influential entrepreneur infuses into each piece of jewellery she creates. I am also excited to share the stories of our other compelling profiles, including – exposed for the first time on media – Alexander Kusuma, CEO of ASRI, as he shares his story and the future of the real estate company. Pasquale Jr. Natuzzi, a designer and businessperson, and Merysia Enggalhardjo, a prominent figure of SANIHARTO upscale furniture designer, also shared their thoughts. These individuals have made their mark in their respective fields, and we are honoured to showcase their stories. We also bring you a round-up of the best new hotels opening globally in 2023 and a recap of our Prestige Luxury Weekend Getaway at the new AYANA Segara Bali with selected VIPs and friends of the magazine, which I had the utmost pleasure of hosting. As always, we hope this issue inspires you and fills you with wonder and excitement, especially about the many brilliant crafts that complete our lives.

Feeding is one of the four basic and most primal instincts that humans are evolutionary adapted to have, follow and achieve. And this remains true today. The need to feed often defines our actions and motivations, so much so that the relatively modern saying “you are what you eat” was born. But in the case of our cover personality for this Taste Issue – my dear friend and favourite home cook - Yvonne Yuen, “you are what you cook” certainly rings truer. I’m always fascinated by her sophisticated interpretation of classical Shanghai cuisine, evidently the product of a deep emotional connection to her childhood memories. This is the kind of human-to-food connection we celebrate in this Taste Issue. Speaking of celebrations, I’m proud to be one of the first to announce the imminent arrival of Michelin-starred Indonesian-Dutch chef, Syrco Bakker, later this year to Indonesia with an all-new venture that will surely make waves. Read more about this exciting news in our In Focus section. Other culinary personalities in the section include eccentric MasterChef Canada judge and world-renowned chef Alvin Leung and emerging cake artist and social media sensation Sonia Basil. Each of our personalities tells a unique story about their trade and how they managed to cook up a delicious career around their shared culinary passion. Our Dining column within the Boulevard section brings you the latest selections of happening dining places in and around the region. As a special treat for this issue, we present a round-up of leisurely weekend brunches for you to enjoy. The fashion section is always busy, exciting items to highlight this Spring/Summer, such as Tory Burch’s ready-to-wear collection, and Kate Spade New York’s novelty collection.

The subject of art has long been an inspiration to those pursuing the finer things in life. I am fortunate to have seen more than my fair share of global art exhibitions. Every time, I am always fascinated by the multitude of dialogues, experimentations, and interpretations around art objects as they evolve beyond just any artist’s medium of expression.  Add design to the mix, and it gets even more enjoyable. After all, these are two fineries that every culture and civilization through time immemorial may only produce when they have reached the apex of their growth. Thus, this issue’s theme of Art & Design celebrates these two elements of human ingenuity through our regional perspective. I can’t think of anyone better suited to represent this issue’s theme as our Cover Story than my favourite art mom and esteemed art enthusiast with one of the most impressive collections, Noorani Sukardi Soeprapto. Looking at her busy schedule flying around the world organizing exhibitions and sharing the works of talented Indonesian artists, I’m very proud to feature her story in this issue. Catch our other personalities in this issue, including Carlo Colombo, considered one of the most important Italian architects on the international scene, designer duo Kyoko Inoda and Nils Sveje of the renowned INODA+SVEJE, and veteran independent fine art curator Enin Supriyanto. There is no shortage of artistic talents in Asia, and I’m dedicating our Art & Culture column to these rising artists from the region—each fully deserving more recognition and opportunity—including homegrown Alexander Sebastianus and Sinta Tantra, whose work I had the pleasure of enjoying during ART SG back in January. Look out for these rising stars because you will surely hear more of them before long. When you really think about it, art and design are inseparable from our modern way of
life. 

If you are reading this with excitement after noticing our new look, then I congratulate you forbeing here as we score yet another monumental milestone: the debut issue of Prestige Indonesiareimagined identity. Thank you for being our inspiration, our muse all these years. You, our readers – Asia’s inner circle – with your dynamic personality and inspiring achievements, are who we dedicate this endeavor too. With this major rebrand, we aim to deliver even more powerful stories and luxury experiences to enrich your sensibilities for the finer things in life. I can promise you new heightsof reading enjoyment with highly relatable human elements put to the forefront as we keep youon the bleeding edge of high fashion and luxury together with friends Prestige Indonesia, who are prolific and influential figures of society. As I started to conceptualize this edition, I realized how fitting it is that the theme for this February issue should be New Frontiers – an ode to those who tackle challenges for breakfast,who embrace change, who constantly evolve to reach new heights. Take a stroll to our new opening section, Boulevard, and enjoy the view of a perfect neighborhood, from alluring travel destinations to tantalizing eateries to dazzle your taste buds.Get inspired by a plethora of aesthetically pleasing furnishings to enhance your own living space. Relive some of the best year-end celebrations from the region as you flip through the end of the section. I am proud to have my dear friend Cecilia Tjokrosetio grace this issue’s Cover Story with herinspiring journey as she skillfully navigates her duties as a key leader in the business and as a family member, all while staying hungry in her pursuit of knowledge. More in our In Focus section, inspirational figures the likes of Adelle Odelia , Edward Tirtanata and Natalia Kusumoshare their own journey of trailblazing success.

Every issue of  Prestige Indonesia celebrates a selection of  extraordinary figures – sometimes from the same field of  work, sometimes with a common passion, and 
always with a story to tell. And at the end of  every year, we dedicate the issue to 
a series of  extra extraordinary figures, each representing a certain profession or sphere of  influence, and every one of  them an icon in their own rights. Yes, I am, of 
course, talking about our annual “It List” – and this year’s roundup is as special as ever. That being said, this time I would like to take a moment to highlight what I see as the most important value of  this annual list: the power to inspire. The idea of 
“inspiring” and “being an inspiration” can so easily lose its meaning these days, as if 
setting the goalposts of  what counts as success is all it takes to be considered inspirational. I propose that people who truly inspire are those who lift up those around them. Case in point would be our “It Girl” this year, Nazla Alifa. A content creator by trade, she now runs a talent management company that connect her fellow creators with brands, companies, and organizations to collaborate. What really stands out from this young lady, however, was how she answered our question about what separates established content creators such as herself  with mere wannabes. And it is admittedly easy to become cynical about such a saturated profession. But Nazla simply replied: “I personally don’t think that there are content creators you can call ‘wannabes.’ We all simply want to create content.” This, I believe, is what truly makes somebody it. There are successful people who rise by surpassing others, and there are those who rise while pulling up others with them. That is why our “It List” exists. 

What is “art”? Is it limited to the arrangements of  forms, sounds, and shapes into things like paintings and music? Or can we also count the labours of  crafts that put as much emphasis on function as they do on form? How about creative expressions that are commercial in nature – those that are meant to aspire and not only inspire?  On this occasion, rather than wax philosophical, I’m inviting you, our dear readers, to see the stories of  a wide range of  figures who occupy diverse slots in the realm of  creativity. In a way, this is a themeless edition of  Prestige Indonesia; the personalities we’ve chosen to feature come from various, seemingly unrelated backgrounds. Still, there’s a common thread in that they elevate the lives of  so many people in incredibly imaginative ways... Representing the more accepted definition of  artist we have painter Evi Pangestu, who describes herself  as being a “rebellious” person and specializes in the rather abstract field of  conceptual art. For craftsmanship that is both technical and artistic, we have an interview with Augustin de Buffévent, creative director of  Fauré Le Page– a unique French luxury brand that once produced luxurious firearms for nobility and now produces luxurious bags and leatherworks, and has recently arrived in Indonesia. Then we have another creative director, Felix Tjahyadi, known for his window displays for Hermès boutiques – works that are at once commercial and imaginative. Finally, for the performance arts we have rising actress Shenina Cinnamon – a fiercely vocal rising star who is now making waves in the film industry. On their own, each story might be inspiring – and they’re certainly enjoyable. Considered as a series, there is a larger story about how every form of  artistic expression has merits that anyone can appreciate, depths that anyone willing can delve into, and values that, perhaps, we all can learn from.

Once again, Prestige Indonesia is proud to present its annual 40 Under 40 list. More than just a catalogue of  people who managed to make a name for themselves before reaching this particular milestone age, this is a catalogue of stories – always about success, but very rarely of  the instant variety. In short, the figures that make their way to our 40 Under 40 list are those that find success before their 40 birthday because they’ve managed to rise to the occasion long before that. So, in this 2022 edition of  arguably our most talked-about feature, we have stories about hard decisions and personal sacrifices, stories about breaking conventions and breaking taboos, stories of  failure and wavering wills in the face of imminent downfall. Noticeably lacking, however, are stories that involve putting family in the background to focus on work, or stories where talent and passion are swept aside in favour of  detached accomplishments. A common thread among the stories you’ll find in the pages ahead is, perhaps, balance. These are people who have managed to balance their ambitions and their passions. I think that all of  us – both over and under 40 – can find something of  value in these stories. Inspiration, affirmation, or perhaps completely new ideas. And completing this special edition is a special collaboration with Dior featuring none other than Marsha Timothy, whose latest film currently playing in theatres nationwide will definitely resonate with anyone who has lived through the ’90s in Indonesia. Essentially, our October cover story has a bit of  fashion, plenty of glamour, served with a side of  nostalgia. Happy reading...

It’s always a delight to hear about a designer’s source of  inspiration – the coast of  a faraway land, a once obscure traditional fabric, a city’s skyline – and then discovering all the references that made its way into the apparel that will soon find its way to a boutique or online shop. Of  course, what’s truly mindboggling about high fashion is how there are people in this world who can see, for example, a flower, and then think up a unique way to visualize that flower and a hundred different ways to depict it on a dozen shirts, a range of dresses, several pairs of  shoes, and a whole store worth of  bags. When you see fashion enthusiasts or connoisseurs of  haute couture rave and clamour over a certain collection or a certain designer, it’s that kind of  visionary talent that they’re so enthusiastic about. So, as is usual every year, we dedicate our September issue to the talents that drive the world of  fashion – especially here in Indonesia, and also beyond our borders. And there are always new stories to uncover and find inspiration within, such as how Sean Loh and Sheila Agatha joined forces to create a local brand, Sean Sheila, that you can now find on the official calendar of  Paris Fashion Week. And then there are stories of  those whose talent is finding and elevating that of  others, as is the case with Faye Liu who founded The Clique, a PR company that has taken many local Southeast Asian fashion designers to the world stage. And for the crowning jewel of this edition, we have yet another kind of  talent: the one and only Raisa, who shares with us her charm in a wonderful photoshoot in collaboration with Maison Louis Vuitton, and her story for one of  our most uplifting articles this year. I hope you are just as inspired and entertained by the pages ahead as we were while writing them...

Each monthly edition of  Prestige Indonesia is, more often than not, focused on a certain theme or topic, and will therefore feature notable figures who are considered influential in fields related to that theme – whether it’s travel and tourism, home and living, or fashion. But once in a while, we also like to feature stories that are simply and straight forwardly inspiring. Since I’ve mentioned travel and tourism already, I would like to first draw your attention to our interview with Indah Saugi, who is doing amazing work at In Journey in revitalizing Indonesia’s tourism and its related sectors. Then there are inspiring stories of  people changing the world for the better that we can support right now. Case in point, Hamish Daud and Octopus, a company whose goal is to minimize the amount of  trash that reaches our oceans and waterways – actually unsurprising considering the actor’s personal connection to the sea, and definitely inspiring in its simplicity and effectiveness On a more day-to-day vibe, we have the story of  how Vincent Tjendra founded and developed Astro, which offers a very convenient and speedy way to get your daily groceries. It’s certainly interesting to learn how this local company manages to make a huge name for itself, all while making life so much easier for so many households. And rounding up our line up of  inspiration, we have Junita Mogi. In her second appearance on our cover, the mother of  two shares a glimpse into the lessons she learned from raising her daughters and shed some new light into the mother-child relationship that I’m sure many of  us can relate to. So, on that note, I invite you to turn the page and find new bits of  inspiration in the stories ahead. Happy reading...

Once again, we find ourselves in a period of  uncertainty, as the world tries tobalance a new sense of  freedom and dealing with new outbreaks and variants of a disease that most people have grown weary of. Still, while glimpses of  the old apprehensions are starting to manifest here and there, optimism is still the order of  the day. There has been plenty of  new success stories from the world of  business and industries, and we’ve chosen a trio of  leaders to gain new insight into how local businesses have gained new ground: There’s Yozua Makes from Plataran Group,James Prananto from Kopi Kenangan and Tessa Wijaya from Xendit. We’re also sharing with you a glimpse of  the future in a collaborative feature with Le Chateau featuring six young figures who, in the years to come, might go out and create their own mark in the world like their established seniors. And for the cover of  this issue, we partnered up once again with ERHA for a story starring the one and only Wulan Guritno. I would have liked to conclude this letter on a more positive note, but as we were wrapping up this edition of  Prestige, I received the sad news that Chris Hanrahan, our former Managing Editor, has passed away. Chris has been at the helm of  Prestige Indonesia’s editorial team for the better part of  the magazine’s history until early 2020. Even after his departure from the team, Chris still kept in touch with us and regularly contributed to the magazine. It goes without saying that he will be sorely missed as we hope to keep his legacy alive through these very pages...

After more than two years, people all over the world – myself  included and, I’m sure, many of  our readers – are looking outwards again. Travel is back on the menu,being out and about in the great outdoors is once again deemed normal, and urbanlandscapes are starting to look like their post-crisis selves. All that being said, the long months spent inside has left upon many of  us anindelible appreciation for the finer points of  homeownership. We were forced to focus on the comfort, function, and aesthetics of  our own abodes, and in many cases the elevated standards of  home décor, furnishing and interior design won’t go down anytime soon – if  ever.
So, for this issue of  Prestige Indonesia, we’ve talked with architects and interior designers, owners of  luxe furniture ateliers and more. For our cover, in particular, we’ve reconnected with Kezia Karin, our “It Interior Designer” of  2021 to gleannew insights into her collaborations with Louis Vuitton that really shone the spotlight on her interior design studio and, of  course, how she approaches residential design. You might also notice a much-expanded Living section where we go room byroom, space by space, to cover a wide selection of  top-notch products for every corner of  your home. It’s safe to say that the general mood of  the world today is: Get out more, but make sure that your home remains a sanctuary you can always come back to. Right here, we have plenty of  ideas for the latter and quite a bit of  content to inspire the former. Happy reading...

For the past couple of  years, Prestige Indonesia has continued to publish its yearly Travel Issue, highlighting new ventures and new players in the hospitality industry through stories with an underlying message of  hope. Hope that travel would soon be a normal part of our lives again. A return – even if  not yet fully so – to normalcy. And now, it’s perhaps safe to say that those hopes have prevailed. International tourists are once again flocking to Bali, new hotels are opening, and businesses of  all sorts are gearing up for business as usual at pre-pandemic levels. So, through this issue, we hope to both enlighten and inspire. For the former, we’re featuring interviews with a number of  notable figures in the hospitality industry and related businesses. We caught up with ARTOTEL’s Erastus Radjimin and Ramesh Jackson from Marriott International to gain new insight into how the hotel business is doing, and how it’s planning for the coming months – which, in turn, gives us a good indication of  how our future travel plans might look like. As the F&B business has always been a good indicator of  things to come, we also chatted with Maxime Chaurey from Flash Coffee, as well as Audrey Purwana to learn about Indonesia’s very first craft spirits distillery based in Bali. As for the part about inspiring, we’ve curated a couple of  lively round-ups for anybody looking for travelling ideas. One is a collection of  ten restaurants spread across Asia that any foodie should definitely have on their list of  must-visits. Then, for those looking for something a little bit more adventurous, we have a collection of tented resorts – glamping sites – where you can reconnect with the great outdoors while enjoying five-star comfort.

These days, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to avoid even the mention cryptocurrencies and NFTs. They’re regularly name-dropped even in the most random conversations, they pop up in news headlines whether in print or online and even fashion enthusiasts aren’t free from them as plenty of  major brands halaunched their own NFT initiatives and released them to the world.  So, in this issue, we’re gingerly taking our first few steps into the realm of  cryptocurrencies and NFTs by reaching out and chatting with a number of individuals who certainly know a thing or two about them. As you browse through the next pages, you’ll stumble on our interviews with Kevin Susanto, Jeth Soetoyo and Pang Xue Kai. There’s certainly the risk that you’ll end up even more confused than before you read these stories, but perhaps they will instead pique your curiosity. Who knows where dabbling in either crypto or NFTs – or both – 
can lead any of us? Either way, this is certainly an area of  interest that we might explore more of in the future. On to more familiar features, our cover story for this April issue was shot collaboration with fashion designer extraordinaire Didit Hediprasetyo and his muse Bianca Lutfi. The intertwining tale of  the theme behind Didit’s latest collection andBianca’s story makes for quite an enjoyable – and inspirational – read. We also haour It Girl of  the year, Claudia Novira, along with a special story from our friendsat Prestige Hong Kong about the return of  K-pop sensation T.O.P.  So, all in all, we have quite an intriguing and exciting issue. And now, without further ado, I invite you to flip onto the following pages and discover our selection updates from the realm of  fashion, watches and travel, NFTs and cryptocurrencie and more. Happy reading...

While many are still hurting today as we enter the third year of  our generation’s worst health crisis, it’s hard not to be amazed by the number of  businesses, start-ups and entire professional fields that have thrived during the pandemic. The rise of  telehealth and delivery services was only logical; the sudden uptick in, say, garden supply stores sounded less so at first. And then there’s aesthetic medicine. In this issue, we talked to two outstanding aesthetic doctors who also happen to  be brothers – dr. Kevin Maharis and dr. Ricky Maharis. It was certainly an eye-opening chat as they talked about the rising demand for their skills and services in a world where people spend a large chunk of  the time at home in front of  screens and cameras, before getting into the details of  some of  their game-changing innovations. The most valuable part of  our conversation, I would say, are the bits about why people would look for aesthetic treatments – and how it eventually changes more than just a person’s looks. Beauty, as the saying goes, is more than skin deep. And if there’s anything we’ve learned from these two gentlemen in the profession of helping people find their most beautiful selves, it’s that being the best version of ourselves in the physical sense goes a long way in pushing us towards becoming the best version of ourselves in the most fundamental way. All in all, what we have for you in this issue of  Prestige is the origin story of  a successful business, the dynamics of  the two brothers behind it, and how a seemingly superficial profession creates meaningful change.  Speaking of  creating change, we also have a trio of  inspirational stories featuringthree amazing women, namely Cissylia Stefani van Leeuwen, Sara Tirtohadiguno,and Gitta Amelia.

This February has proven to be an especially festive month. With New Year’s celebrations only a month behind us, we’re welcoming the Year of  the Tiger while also looking forward to Valentine’s Day. The latter, in particular, was the reason behind Prestige’s February edition also being our Love Issue. Of  course, there are more facets to this emotional and mental state than just romantic love. So, in collaboration with Cartier, we’ve decided to shine the spotlight on an oft- misrepresented form of  love – the one shared by siblings. For this issue’s cover, we tell the story of  two sisters with a singular bond uniting them. Both are strong, successful individuals in their own rights; both have professed that they couldn’t live without the other. One is Michelle Maryam, an outstanding fashion designer who has made her mark in the world of  style. Her sister Cindy Ozzie, meanwhile, found her success in the uber-competitive realm of online groceries. Their shared-journey, however, is one of  love – of  small gestures and daily calls, of  business collaborations and celebrating each other’s success. Essentially, despite the prevalence of  the sisterly rivalry trope and the idea that professional competitiveness is fostered at home, Michelle and Cindy’s story is a refreshing reminder of  just how beautiful sisterly love – and by extension, the bonds of  family – can be in the real world. On the more romantic side of  things, we’ve also highlighted a number of very talented people who work behind-the-scenes of  what most people see as the ultimate expression of  love: marriage. We talked to designers Rinaldy Yunardi and Hian Tjen, wedding decorator Nefianto Setiono, along with wedding organizer Fenny Palijama to get unique insights into what it takes to create the perfectdream wedding. Looking into their personal and professional journeys can be quite inspiring as well.

The contents of  the first issue of  Prestige Indonesia printed in 2021 was marked by a sense of  cautious optimism – of  underlying caution that was starting to make way to a newfound confidence. It is only appropriate, I would say, that we close the year with a celebration of  the latter, while acknowledging that it is only possible by still exercising the latter. As such, our It List for 2021 is much more celebratory, more triumphant. Of  particular note, I would like to draw your attention to YUNI, one of  the most recent masterpieces of  Indonesian cinema. The film has been lauded at various international film festivals, while marking a watershed moment in our country’s filmmaking culture by tackling some of  the most delicate yet pressing issues in our society. It is, to put it mildly, a masterpiece. And this time, Prestige Indonesia has the opportunity and honour to highlight to amazing women who brought YUNI to life: Kamila Andini, our Filmmaker of  the Year, and Arawinda Kirana, 2021's It Actress who also graces our cover. Joining these two amazing ladies on our list are Emily Jaury, Anderson Sumarli, Harry Halim, Afgansyah Reza, Kezia Karin, Nadya Hutagalung along with  Piotr Jakubowski and Nathan Roestandy. These outstanding individuals have made their mark in their respective fields throughout 2021, and it goes without saying that they will reach new heights in 2022. On that note, I would also like to take this opportunity to convey our thanks to our partners, who have continued to support us and allowed us to also make our mark in this year’s narrative. We certainly look forward to continue working with you in the years to come, to tell the stories that matter and inspire. In closing, I wish all of  you – our readers, our partners and supporters – a joyful holiday season, and I invite you to look for us again come next February.

As we find ourselves getting ever closer to marking our second full year living in the middle of  a world-wide health crisis, I believe it’s more important than ever to remain vigilant of  the many other health issues that might lurk in each of  us. As it so happens,  this November sees Yayasan Jantung Indonesia – the Indonesian Heart Foundation – celebrating its 40th anniversary. To mark this milestone, Prestige Indonesia teamed up with the organization for a special feature. As part of  Yayasan Jantung Indonesia’s 40th anniversary, the foundation held an auction to raise funds for its many programmes. Participating in this auction is a long list of  artists, fashion designers, socialites and more, each donating a special item to be sold for charity. So, we’ve interviewed some of  these auction participants, along with some of  the people behind Yayasan Jantung Indonesia, to gain some new insight into the foundation, its mission in promoting cardiovascular health and its fight to make treatments more accessible to those in need. And I do hope that these stories can, in some measure, inspire all of  us to take better care of  ourselves – especially with regards to our hearts – and also for us to look after those who are unable to. Beyond our Yayasan Jantung Indonesia stories, and as many of  you have surely noticed by now, we are welcoming a long-time friend of  the magazine for her tenth appearance on our cover: the one and only Adinda Bakrie. We certainly had a great time catching up and learning more about her life journey in a special photo shoot with Louis Vuitton. Of  course, we have plenty of  other stories and fashion features for you to indulge in, including an in-depth look at The Langham, Jakarta and a collaboration with Cartier featuring one of  our 40 Under 40 alumni, Michelle Maryam. Happy reading...

Last year, when the pandemic started in earnest, Prestige Indonesia went into a short print  hiatus. In mid-2020 we returned with a special issue dedicated to Bali – in anticipation of  the island’s assumed reopening near the end of  the year. Unfortunately, on the one hand, things didn’t really go as everyone hoped it would, with the health crisis taking a turn for the worse. On the other hand, however, Bali saw a slow but steady march towards recovery, sometimes interrupted by new restrictions, but often punctuated by new success stories. And for the past year or so we’ve checked back on the island when big launches and exciting debuts occurred. For this issue, however, we took a closer look at Bali as it is today, and went there to talk to some extraordinary people in our quest to rediscover the pulse of  the island and gain new insight on its path to recovery.  So, in the following pages you will encounter conversations with an art collector, a celebrated chef, a veteran hotelier, a healer couple, and a talented photographer. Their stories paint a new picture of  how life in Bali is right now, and what paths it will take moving forward. And crowning our October 2021 issue is a special photoshoot in collaboration with our friends at Dior, featuring the beautiful Velove Vexia, with the newly-opened The Langham, Jakarta – which is in itself  another sign of  the resilience of  our country’s tourism industry and hotel business. Of  course, we also have plenty of  stories from the world of  haute couture as well as haute horlogerie, and many other facets of  the finer life. Happy reading...

One of  our three cover stars in this issue, Anggis Dinda, shared a particularly beautiful quote at the end of  her interview with us. It’s a line from a poem by Persian poet Jalāl ad-Dīn Mohammad Rūmī: “Let the beauty we love be what we do.” I think this notion is especially important today, as the world seems to be on the verge of  recovering. For this occasion, Prestige teamed up with ERHA to feature three beautiful ladies who – as it turns out – have stories to share about the many ways that the idea of  “beauty” can manifest itself. Besides Anggis Dinda, who, by the way, is one of the creative minds behind Indonesian fashion label Pramesvari, we also talked to aesthetic doctor and beauty influencer dr. Merry Kusumawati, whose well-informed and educative online presence offers a breath of  fresh air in today’s social media landscape. And rounding up the trio for this issue is a long-time friend of  the magazine, the one and only Wanda Ponika, who once again teaches us the beauty of giving. Wanda’s social activism and charitable works have always been commendable, and her latest initiatives are definitely inspiring. Also in this issue, we explore the many ways that fashion makes the world more beautiful. For one, we reached out to Denica Riadini-Flesch whose social enterprise SukkhaCitta shows how fashion can make the world a fairer place. Then we also talked to Janice and Benita Setyawan, the co-founders of  Maquinn Couture, for an in depth journey into the more artistic soul of  fashion design. With Toton Januar we delve once again into the realm of  sustainable fashion, and in a catch-up interview with Harry Halim we discuss about the move towards genderless fashion. Last but not least, we chatted with the three founders of  Tulola – Sri Luce Rusna, Happy Salma and Franka Franklin-Makarim – to learn more about their approach to handcrafting and empowerment. Beauty, as the saying goes, is in the eye of  the beholder. 

By the time you’re reading this, Indonesia has just ended – or extended – yet another 
period of public restrictions. On the one hand, that these restrictions were necessary in 
the first place is exceedingly worrying. On the other, just looking at the rate of vaccination 
slowly moving upwards can be quite heartening. Looking even further outward at the 
number of nations that have reopened their borders is similarly reassuring.

Speaking of which, for this issue’s cover, we actually did a photo shoot in the United 
States, with none other than Bling Empire star and producer Kelly Mi Li. Her story 
of success – both on- and off-screen – is certainly inspiring and enlightening. And to 
further this theme of positivity, we caught up with Putri Arif Febrila, one of our 40 
Under 40 alumni, to learn more about her sustainability-focused business. We also have 
stories from the Gelang Harapan movement as told by its three co-founders, Amanda 
Soekasah, Janna Soekasah-Joesoef and Wulan Guritno.

Of course, besides being inspirational, we always want the content of Prestige Indonesia
to be aspirational as well. And to that end, we have plenty of new updates, new highlights, 
new launches from the worlds of fashion, watches, travel, fine dining and more. And on 
that note, I invite you to enjoy our spread for this month of August. Happy reading...

Today, more than ever, our lives are dictated by technology. And that might just be a massive understatement. On the other hand, perhaps we do underestimate just how much technology shifts our lifestyles, especially since we tend to think only of  the big, flashy revolutions. So, for this mid-year issue of  Prestige Indonesia, we took a closer look at some of  the less grandiose but still meaningful ways that technology can and has changed our lives.

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Prestige Indonesia is the monthly luxury and lifestyle magazine that covers the life and times of the rich and famous in Indonesia and the rest of the world. As the ultimate lifestyle magazine of choice for Indonesia's elite affluent decision makers, Prestige is packed with full of useful and relevant materials that enriches, informs and entertains its readers. The magazine is an insider to the high life in Indonesia; featuring personalities who are either the peers or much to the envy and emulation of our readers. They enjoy a rich feast of intelligent reading and spectacular photography on subjects as varied as local society, business titans, international news and entertainment, fashion, travel, high-end gadgets and diversion. With high quality content and sophisticated presentation, Prestige brings a unique and modern international air to the category of lifestyle magazines in Indonesia. Besides Indonesia, Prestige also has editions in Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, and Thailand. It is published 13 times a year, including the annual issue: Prestige LIFESTYLE and has a print run of 25,000 copies.

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 Magzter に入社する前は、Dot Com Infoway (DCI) および Galatta Media の社長を務めていました。彼の任務には、戦略的マーケティング、パートナーシップ開発、コンテンツの世界的な収益化が含まれていました。 DCI は、2000 年には 3 人だった小さなチームから、2011 年には 300 人にまで成長し、世界中のクライアント向けに Web、ソフトウェア、アプリの開発を手がけていました。

Magzterの開始以来、お客様に最高のニューススタンドテクノロジーとサービスを提供するため、世界各国の組織や機関と提携することに尽力してきました。雑誌の購読を顧客に提供したい場合や単に詳細に興味がある場合など、お気軽にお問い合わせください。Magzterはお客様のビジネスの成長を支援いたします。お問い合わせ内容について、以下の質問票にご記入ください：

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 DMCA では、元の DMCA 通知を提出した当事者が反対通知のコピーを受け取ってから 10 営業日以内にお客様に対して訴訟を起こさない場合、当社は削除されたコンテンツを復元することができます。

このポリシーは、お客様がサービスにアクセスする際に当社が収集する、個人を特定できる情報(「個人情報」) およびお客様およびお客様のコンピューターまたはデバイスに関するその他の情報の当社の取り扱いを対象としています。以下で詳しく説明するように、当社はお客様から個人情報を収集することがあります。当社はこの個人情報を、当社の製品、サービス、コンテンツ、広告をパーソナライズ、提供、改善するため、またお客様がユーザー アカウントとプロフィールを設定し、お客様に連絡し、特定の製品やサービスに対するお客様のリクエストを満たし、お客様によるサービスの使用状況を分析するため。場合によっては、当社は一部の個人情報を第三者と共有する場合もありますが、これはポイント 4 に記載されているとおりに限られます。

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コンテンツの品質を分析し、パブリッシャーに適切なフィードバックを提供するため

当社では、不快なコンテンツに関するあらゆる苦情に対応する苦情担当者を任命しています。

不快なコンテンツに関する苦情は、上記の電子メール アドレスに電子メールで苦情担当者に送信するようお願いします。また、苦情を申し立てる際には、以下の詳細を提供するようお願いします。

さまざまな雑誌、書籍、ニュース、雑誌および出版物関連コンテンツ (総称して「出版物」と呼ばれます) を注文、購読、配信を受け取り、これらの出版物のデジタル版を配信する機能を提供するアプリ

c.また、パーソナライズされた推奨事項を作成するために、アプリケーションの使用に関連する情報も収集します。お客様がサードパーティのアカウント資格情報を当社に提供した場合、お客様がそのような送信を許可した場合、それらのアカウント内の一部のコンテンツおよび / または情報(以下「サードパーティのアカウント情報」) がお客様のアカウントに送信される可能性があること、およびそのサードパーティのアカウントが当社のアカウントに送信される可能性があることを理解したものとします。サービスに送信される情報は、本ポリシーの対象となります。

 f.当社が収集する個人情報により、当社はお客様のリクエストに対応し、当社の製品とサービスを改善し、お客様に表示される広告とコンテンツをカスタマイズし、新製品についてお客様に連絡することができます。

は、2011 年の設立以来 8,500 万人を超えるユーザーがおり、40 以上のカテゴリと 60 以上の言語にわたる数千の雑誌や新聞を擁する、世界最大かつ急速に成長しているセルフサービスのクロスプラットフォーム デジタル ニューススタンドです。ニューヨークに本社を置く Magzter は、アムステルダム、ロンドン、メキシコシティ、チェンナイ、ムンバイ、ニューデリー、バンガロール、シンガポールに現地拠点を置いており、間もなく他の国にも拡大する予定です。 2011 年 6 月に世界的起業家であるギリッシュ ラムダス氏とビジェイ ラダクリシュナン氏によって設立された Magzter は、世界中の雑誌や新聞の出版社が自社のタイトルのデジタル版を作成し、世界中の消費者に配信できるようにします。

 n.また、ユーザーが当社の利用規約を遵守していることを確認するために、使用状況情報も使用されます。たとえば、ユーザーの使用状況情報は、ユーザーが雑誌やその他のコンテンツを許可された回数、または許可された数のデバイスにのみダウンロードしていることを確認するのに役立ちます。

これにより、デジタル読者は月額購読料で 8,500 以上の雑誌や新聞に無制限にアクセスできるようになります。 Magzter はまた、アプリ向けの革新的な ezRead 2.0 機能により、世界最大の記事数を誇ります。これにより、スマートフォンや小さな画面のモバイル ユーザーは、本来の楽しみ方で雑誌コンテンツを楽しむことができます。読みやすく、素晴らしいビデオと高解像度の写真が付いています。

Prestige Indonesia - September 2019

Prestige Indonesia - September 2019

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