L’Officiel Malaysia makes a stunning comeback as part of the L’Officiel Inc. family under AMTD Group this March 2023. Chinese models Pan Haowen and Estelle Chen grace the cover, dressed in Chanel Spring/Summer 2023 and emanating the issue’s “Girl Power” theme. From cover to cover, a special spotlight shines on the people, places and objects wielding influence that is effortless, discreet and timeless. While Power Play invites you to delve into the history and evolution of power dressing, The Bling Queens introduces the all-female creative powerhouse in the rarified world of high jewellery. We will come to agreement that red is a powerful hue in beauty, showcased in Red Blooded Woman. In Raising The Bar, we meet a new wave of talented ladies breaking down the barriers of the male-dominated bartending scene, one cocktail at a time. Last but not least, find out what drives Calvin Choi, the visionary and game-changing entrepreneur behind his AMTD transporter.

This is the Malaysian edition of one of the world's longest running women's fashion magazine. First published in France, L'OFFICIEL is the world's leading authority across fashion, jewellery, beauty and lifestyle. Catering to the stylish sophisticate, the cultured and the well-heeled, each issue of L'OFFICIEL Malaysia features sharp reportage and witty commentary on the latest trends in the world today.

L’Officiel Malaysia turns its gaze towards the future for the October issue. Singer-songwriter, rapper and dancer BamBam is the cover star, donning Dior (for print cover) and Valentino (for digital cover). Retrofuturism directs the conversation in Endless Curiosity to dissect the fashion industry’s stance in the current zeitgeist. Horology and jewellery converges in the birth of time-telling bijoux creations in Golden Hour, while True Grit showcases hyper horology’s boldest and most futuristic crossovers, courtesy of the automotive universe. Bringing us into the future, Cyber Punk unveils an otherworldly, sci-fi vision of beauty. Happy Together rounds up the issue with the pulse firmly set on the most exciting tech collaborations.

This September, L’Officiel Malaysia celebrates its 7th anniversary with a “Shapeshifter” theme, starring Thai actress Davika Hoorne on the cover stunningly attired in Gucci. From fashion’s very own “seven deadly sins” to all the standout ensembles and accessories that herald the power of shapes and silhouettes, the issue is packed with plenty of style. The wonderful forms that imbue watches and jewellery pave the way for the sparkling showcase of bijoux creations in support of this month’s theme. Beauty ideas abound with the curation of the most inspirational scents, and sensational makeup tips and tricks. Finally, we introduce you to the bunch of young and talented emerging artists driving Malaysia’s contemporary art scene as well as Japanese pop artist Rina Sawayama on how they are reshaping and influencing the world with their unabashed creativity.

A significant month in national history, L’Officiel Malaysia pays tribute to “Malaysia Pride” in the August 2022 issue. Gwen Lu, a Penang native and bona fide international supermodel makes a smashing return to front her second cover for the magazine, donning sleek Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello. Modern Heritage shines the spotlight on a quartet of fashion designers who are reinventing the country’s traditional attire in their own way. In the world of homegrown fine jewellers, Habib is the pride of a nation and we trace its steps from 1958 in Gold Standard. The curated showcase in Homecoming of three fine dining establishments at the vanguard of locavorism invites you to the best seat on the chef’s table. Last but not least, the editorial team compiles a Greatest Hits list of what makes them proud to be Malaysian.

Art and design is a theme embraced by L’Officiel Malaysia since its very inception. This year’s June/July 2022 line-up is no less exciting, being a brand-centric one that explores the emblems and signatures of luxury maisons in all their forms and functions. The cover story features Singaporean beauty entrepreneur, Kim Lim, who is pretty much a force to be reckoned with not only in the way she has designed and built her business ventures, but also for her personal style and pursuits. From a discourse on how brands powerfully utilise hues to differentiate and augment their DNAs in Are Colour The New Logos to how non-logo symbols speak out loud and clear about brand identification in Non-Logo Logo, we are led deeper into many design journeys. Bijoux houses are equally adept at reinterpreting their brand “coat of arms” into haute creations with creative aplomb in Mind Over Matter, while The Design of Scent spotlights the art of integrating the creation and crafting of perfume and flacon in high perfumery. In Haven On Earth, we showcase the global tribe of interior designers whose work approach is to be applauded for enhancing the human experience with functionality, innovation, productivity and peace of mind.

For May 2022, L’Officiel Malaysia hits the stride with “The Pop Issue”. MINA, the second TWICE member to grace our cover, goes natural as she channels modern femininity in pretty Kate Spade New York ensembles. Shining the spotlight on the close connection between fashion and pop culture—fuelled by the most influential fashion personalities now hailing from cinema, music, TV and social media—Ready To Wear (Again) highlights the revival of ’90s and aughts fashion, made popular once again by the street style of Gen Z celebs and influencers. Elsewhere, Hollywood glam and ‘80s sophistication rise to a high in Sunset Boulevard and New Radical respectively. The dominant hip-hop culture and its love for the extravagant sparkle of iced out wristwatches and jewellery is showcased to perfection in The Bling Ring. Meanwhile, Squad Game identifies the main pop girls who are making celebrity endorsement great again in the world of luxury jewellery. From celebrity to art, Factory Girl takes on a stunningly graphic Pop Art sensibility that would make Andy Warhol proud. Don’t Look Back rounds things up with a lesson in pop culture through the revealing and enlightening tales behind the scenes in the music, fashion and art worlds.

For the April 2022 issue, L’Officiel Malaysia goes with the flow with a “Human Nature” theme to highlight the inseparable co-existence between humans and nature. Sarawakian musician and artist Alena Murang, who integrates her ancestral heritage and the natural world into her artistry, is a bold and beautiful choice to showcase the iconic Panthère de Cartier jewellery collection. Coming to the rescue of the planet is The Future Of Fabric with a shortlist of the fashion industry’s recent use of innovative materials for a more sustainable way forward. Nature’s exquisite creatures, big and small, gleam in precious gold and traverse an eternal Sahara in To The World’s End. The world of precious watchmaking is synonymous with mesmerising menagerie and beautiful blooms as perennial sources of inspiration in Guardians of Nature. Indulging the creativity of our inner child, Pretty Natural challenges conventional ideas of beauty with the imperfect use of colour and cosmetic paints. Finally, Hometown Glory shines the spotlight on the nation’s most breathtaking ecotourism locales that have the rest of the world green with envy.

The month of March truly augurs well as we celebrate the International Women’s Day, where tributes pour in to mark the many endeavours and exploits of women all around the world. L’Officiel Malaysia also pays a fitting homage to women in fashion for the March 2022 issue with a cover story inspired by women behind the scenes. It features Malaysian model Janice Low, dressed in Dior, starring as a vision of both feminine strength and beauty. By Women, For Women features four iconic women designers who changed the way women dress today, alongside Women Of The Influence, showcasing the trailblazers who opened up the windows of possibility in lifting the limit on what women can achieve in the world of jewellery design. Reinforcing the empowerment narrative is Strong With Spirit, a curation of modern classic timepieces, anchored by high-precision calibres, and enduring design and materials. In The Sound Of Scent, hear from Parfums Henry Jacques CEO, Anne-Lise Cremona, on how the brand’s new creation uniquely enhances a women’s identity. Rounding up the highlights is an incisive interview, On The Basis Of Sex, where four local women advocates take a bold stand to level the gender playing field by challenging the status quo in debunking myths on female autonomy.

In the prelude to Spring, L’Officiel Malaysia celebrates all the pleasurable things in life, both simple or indulgent, for the February 2022 issue. Evoking the mood of the season is Korean actress E Jiah, whose fresh, modern beauty is the perfect match for the sleek and chic Tiffany Knot jewellery collection by Tiffany & Co.. Joy Dressing heralds the top fashion trends of Spring/Summer 2022, showing how a no-holds-barred philosophy will inject more than a pep in your style quotient. Feast your eyes on the luscious bejewelled creations in Café Society, as well as the decadent Métiers d’Art decorative techniques embellishing the dials of Chinese zodiac-inspired haute horlogerie in Eye of the Tiger. To cap off the issue, a revisit of tried-and-true comfort food the likes featured in Fast Life is guaranteed to soothe the (culinary) soul, now and forever. 

L’Officiel Malaysia concludes 2021 with a rejuvenating “Hope & Rebirth” theme to carry us triumphantly into 2022. Fronting the last cover of the year and evoking a natural vision of new beginnings is local supermodel Tuti Noor, dressed in Bottega Veneta and Van Cleef & Arpels. Bright Young Things kicks things off with six new-gen Asian design talents blazing a trail towards the future of fashion. Just in time for the year end is our curation of fashionable gifts listed in Holiday Cheer. Shining the light in jewellery design is Where Do We Go Now? where a new wave of exciting hires is generating buzz everywhere. To signify the trending theme of green-hued watches is Born For Glory, conceived against a backdrop of new life and abundance. Solar Eclipse is a beauty story that inspires us to venture into the light, bathed in the sultry shimmer of golden flecks and bronze washes. Finally, to herald a new era of travel, Easy Does It highlights the art of self-care with a shortlist of curative, soul-nourishing programmes we should all be signing up for in 2022.

The L’Officiel Malaysia November 2021 issue revives the “Indie Spirit” to give a much-needed boost to our current state of mind and energy. Japanese ingénue Natsumi Sekine is the perfect protagonist to front the cover, emanating a powerful vision in the gentlest designs paired with Cartier’s iconic jewellery. Independent practitioners are thriving and in Indie Darlings, we bring you on a round-the-world shopping trip to the coolest independent fashion stores. Closer to home, National Treasure introduces the young and vibrant generation who is shaking things up and spearheading the demi-fine movement in the jewellery industry. Concurrently, luxury watchmaking’s Free To Be Happy mantra infuses liberation as it explores visual concepts and colours that appeal to the free-spirited. Creativity knows no bounds in Come As You Are with a rare brand of avant-garde and fantastical beauty. Meet Gen Z-er Zamaera, who inspires in taking the male-dominated local rap scene by storm and navigating the music industry as an indie artist. Wrapping up the issue is Calling The Shots, a celebration of the rise of independent filmmakers in Malaysian cinema who are making waves in the field. 

L’Officiel Malaysia wakes up to the October 2021 issue with lovely K-pop chanteuse Tzuyu of Twice on the cover, dressed in Coach’s eclectic Fall/Winter 2021 collection—just as the country is reawakening and opening up after months of lockdown. To mark the comeback of many things and a much fuller “in real life”, we are celebrating all notions of reemergence, recovery, rebirth and revival by paying homage to the most memorable designs and creations of the past decades that have endured and are now staging a comeback. In Roaring 2020s, taking cues from the cyclical nature of fashion, we look to the past to predict the comeback trends that will define the next decade of style. This season’s bijoux runway trends highlighted in In With The Old are looking pretty cinematic, throwing back to the fashionable decades from the ’70s to the ’00s. Find out which fine watchmaking brands are renewing timepiece models from the mid-20th century era and earlier in Classics Redux. Closing the issue with a bang is Hipsters Don’t Lie where unforgettable electronics from the past are singled out for the zoomers who value authenticity and the intrigue of life in the simpler times.

L’Officiel Malaysia’s sixth anniversary issue—a milestone that coincides with the highly anticipated L’Officiel centennial—pays homage to the generations of creativity and innovation from the past, present and future. Our cover model, Charlotte Carey Tampubolon, wears a Fall/Winter 2021 by Gucci, a brand that is also celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, backed by a powerful legacy juxtaposing traditional know-how with cool relevance. In the cover story, Fashion Takes Flight, a showcase of fashion’s headline acts and rising stars presents the flyest looks for the season. L’Officiel’s international editions collaborate in Next In Fashion to celebrate up-and-coming local fashion talents from a plethora of countries around the world. From bijoux to fine watchmaking as seen in Midnight Special and Chic Lines, luxury brands are unstoppable with their parade of new collections from high jewellery to iconic timepieces—boasting a renaissance of fresh interpretations to woo both long-time loyalists and brand-new enthusiasts alike. In beauty, Eternal Flame, is an ode to memorable looks made famous by fashion icons of generations past that still deliver pretty modern inspirations today. To round off the momentous issue, an enlightening feature, Family Affair, highlights four mother-daughter duos whose lives and careers are intertwined into inspiring and uplifting composites—a real-life and practical masterclass on how to bridge the generational gap with empathy, respect and openness.

Casting a last glance at the long hot summer, the August 2021 issue embraces the “Influence” theme which strikes a resounding chord in contemporary times. Our cover celebrity, the multitalented Willow Smith not only shines bright in her creative pursuits but as Onitsuka Tiger global ambassador in the Age of Influence as she gets transparent and personal about her triumphs as well as struggles. We transport you to the season ahead with Sign of The Times and Come And Go, our Fall/Winter 2021 style and beauty trend reports, showcasing all the key influences you need to know from on and off the runway. The bijoux world boldly enlists a new generation of Ladies Who Lead from diverse fields to engage and elevate their latest brand campaigns. In the fine watchmaking universe, a Celestial Influence storyline emerges with a myriad of groundbreaking and stellar lunar-centric creations and complications. Finally, Queenmakers uncovers the work of power publicists in the local entertainment arena for a behind-the-scenes look at how a star is born.

Our favourite and perennial “Art & Design” theme makes its annual appearance for the June/July 2021 issue. This year’s reprise is particularly meaningful as it celebrates the L’Officiel centenary filled with not just 100 years of trailblazing and avant-garde fashion but editorial content that has courted, indulged and enjoyed a full and fruitful liaison with the art world as chronicled by Fashion Imitates Art. The Pre-Fall collections are rolling in and our encapsulation in Safe And Sound highlights the most bankable of them offering practical and essential choices for the transition of seasons. What’s In Store gives a glimpse of the lushest spaces around the world offering a unique retail experience in creating a lasting impression and, ultimately, brand loyalty for luxury bijoux. This year’s bounty of contemporary artist and designer collaborations in fine watchmaking as illustrated in The Canvas Of Time reveal covetworthy creations for horology and art fiends in equal measure. In the world of high perfumery, Henry Jacques surpasses all standards with its art of haute parfumerie, and the bespoke design of the perfume and its chrysalis. Lastly, cushion the impact of escalating global property prices with Big Little Lairs, a modern exercise in interior architecture and design showing us how to live large in the tiny spaces of today’s micro apartments.

Our May 2021 “Rule-breaker” issue brings much excitement and provocation with a myriad of stories, textual and visual, that express the many visions and attitudes that break with convention in and out of the world of luxury. This month’s cover starring model Charlotte Tomas looking nonchalant in Louis Vuitton is accompanied by a sweeping and striking sartorial story evoking women’s liberation. Headlining fashion’s rule-breakers is Gucci under the creative helm of Alessandro Michele and we showcase his latest in vintage prints to the GG Multicolour capsule and the Aria experiment with Balenciaga in Born Again, Colour Me Bad and The Melody Of Aria respectively. Jewellery designers have been rocking the boat for more than a century as we spotlight three unforgettable mavericks across the decades in On A Rouge Trip. Meanwhile, high watchmaking shows its penchant for the avant-garde in The Curious Case Of Time with a slew of nonconformist watch cases. Inspiring us with subversive Sixties beauty and glamour is Siren Call with extreme liner and ultra-glitter for the eyes. Wrapping up the issue of rebels and renegades is How Do You Like Me Now with a courageous trio who are paving their own paths as queens of drag to break every rule in the book in their fight for the freedom to be their authentic selves.

Climate change is not an imaginary issue, as Donald Trump once suggested, but a most pressing matter of the times that has led to the rise of the sustainability movement. The L’Officiel Malaysia April 2021 issue dives deep into the thick of things with diverse stories of the “who, what, where and how” around the world that are helping to save the planet. A timeless designer wardrobe with longevity is the best example of circular fashion—our cover girl and Japanese actress Ayami Nakajo in classic Chanel Spring/Summer 2021 is the picture and proof of that. In Can You Hear The Eco?, we take a sweeping look
at how luxury designers and brands, from Chanel’s new climate mission to new-gen designer Marine Serre’s novel take on upcycling, are fashioning a sustainable future. Prestigious jewellery brands trade gemstones for gems of the jungle In Where The Wild Things Are to conserve nature and the planet’s biodiversity. Meanwhile, luxury watch brands are rolling out impactful initiatives in Closing The Loop by funding research, supporting conservation, and integrating responsibility and circularity into their business models. Clean, sustainable beauty is an emerging force with these cosmetic brands that champion non-toxic ingredients, being cruelty-free, and eco-consciousness in Beauty On Duty. Lastly, not missing out on all the green action are boutique retailers that are spearheading the local zero waste movement in Little Big Spenders.

While technology has been reshaping and transforming businesses and societies for decades, the ongoing pandemic has recently ushered in a new digital-oriented way of life that is not only safe but convenient too, especially with Covid-19-related restrictions and SOPs still in place. With that, the L’Officiel Malaysia March 2021 issue is here to explore the rise of phygital with an otherworldly analogue-meets-digital cover story fronted by Chinese supermodel Xiaowen Ju in Celine S/S ’21. Fashion houses such as Gucci and Prada have recently combined IRL with the URL to pull off the season’s most memorable shows as seen in Let’s Get Phygital! Meanwhile, The Fashion Of Time touches on how the collab footprint between fashion and horology is gaining traction and traverses the phygital spectrum spanning fine watchmaking to connected watches. With the surge in online shopping, makeup and skincare brands are giving phygital a much-needed push to replace product sampling as uncovered by Digital Makeover. Homegrown fitness brands are also revising their game plan in response to the Movement Control Order (MCO) as they move their business online over at Staying In, Working Out.

Last year has proven to be a rather trying period for all of us especially with the coronavirus pandemic radically bringing life to a slower pace while posing a unique set of challenges that threaten our physical and mental well-being. Therefore, it’s only right for L’Officiel Malaysia to usher in the new year on the brightest note possible by putting together an issue that is devoted to better caring for yourself (and for those you love) a priority. The February 2021 issue gets right into the thick of things with Fashion Positivity, a compilation of feel-good Spring/Summer 2021 fashion trends that are chiming with positive affirmations and mindful mantras to inspire and evoke self-love. On the bijoux front, you will find the ultimate guide to the best protective jewellery to help you find your inner peace over at Deliver Us From Evil. Alternatively, you can commemorate the moments and milestones of your life with precious and priceless timepieces in Rites Of Passage to journey with you through a lifetime. Since we are spending a lot more time indoors, why not get educated on The Fundamentals Of Self-Care and put together a beauty-centric routine to make your “me time” extra special. And while you are at it, treat yourself and your loved ones to some positively tasty minimalist cakes at Let Them Eat Cake.

After everything that has gone down this year, it is only right that L’Officiel Malaysia wrap up this unprecedented chapter with a much-needed explosion of vibrant hues. With the cover fronted by models Cao and Li, the pair and their exuberant company don Gucci’s fittingly bright and joyful Epilogue Resort 2021 collection to kick things off for the equally colourful Dec/Jan ’21 bumper issue. Taking things up a multi-coloured notch is not only the Resort 2021 fashion trend report in Resort Reset but also a gifting guide that is jam-packed with festive cheer, camaraderie and colour in ‘Tis The Season To Give. The bijoux section too has a lot to offer as evident in In Living Colour that explores how iconic jewellers like Van Cleef & Arpels and Cartier have made colour one of their primary attachés as well as A Colourful World featuring sensational timepieces that deliver a mood-enhancing chromatic boost on the wrist. On the other end of the spectrum, if you are feeling adventurous, you may consider slathering on seemingly dark yet surprisingly beneficial ingredients onto your skin over at Come To The Dark Side. And while we are on the subject of what’s deep and dark, get to know the new generation of light artists who are changing the game with their unique and contemplative manipulation of light, colour and shadows in Things We Do In The Dark.

The industry is on a constant search for innovation and if you are looking to be inspired as well, L’Officiel Malaysia’s November 2020 issue is a good place to start as it showcases the  exciting spectrum of people and projects headlining the mission of invention and reinvention. One of them includes model, artist and cover girl Sheena Liam, who opens up about her entrancing embroidery project Times New Romance while serving some serious looks in this season’s edgiest pieces. Meanwhile, The Sound Of Style shines the spotlight on the power of music and its transformative influence on the fashion runway and beyond. On the bijoux front, leading ladies like Marion Cotillard and Penelope Cruz have taken over the jewellery sphere to bless us with some of the year’s best creative crossovers in A Starlet Letter. Innovation also overflows in the world of high jewellery watches as evidenced by the new lavish launches and their dazzling designs and gorgeous gems in Creative Streak. If you are a makeup enthusiast who live for that one showstopping beauty moment on the big and small screen, Life Imitates Art features how the Fall/Winter 2020 runway looks are doing the same with the guiding light from our favourite movies and television series. For those who are keen to get to know the local music scene a little better, head on over to Turning The Beat Around to meet the new guard of music who unapologetically subverts conventional expectations as they dance to the beat of their own drum.

Just because the pandemic blues have gotten us down for the remainder of the year doesn’t mean we have to hold back on the extravagant and outrageous. For L’Officiel Malaysia’s October 2020 issue, we have rising Malaysian models Natalie Prabha and Nia Atasha serving twice the impact in some of Coach Fall/Winter 2020’s brightest, most eye-catching ensembles—rightfully setting the tone for the rivetingly extreme content ahead. Designers, for one, are getting in on the act and going to extreme ends of the spectrum to perfect their Fall/Winter 2020 vision as seen in Fashioning The Archetype. Over-the-top jewellery from the Fall runways are also not overlooked in Extreme Makeover while jewellery watches from brands like Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels remain extreme objects of desire as they continue to challenge the limits of their artistry in The Luxury Ultimatum. Meanwhile, the drag community are finally getting recognition for their contribution in the cosmetics industry with the emergence of buzzworthy makeup collaborations in Loud and Proud. And if you are looking to walk on the wild side for an adventure of a lifetime, What A Wonderful World is the absolute go-to guide to satisfy your wanderlust.

Another year, another exciting milestone. After five years of delivering fresh, dynamic content and visionary spreads, L’Officiel Malaysia is commemorating this significant chapter with the much-awaited anniversary issue. More than just a collectible, the September 2020 issue also seeks to rekindle hope to encourage us to rise above uncertainties and get back on track amidst an ongoing global pandemic. Fashion chameleon Xie Chaoyu returns for the third time to front this special edition, lending her compelling part China doll, part ethereal beauty to showcase Clash de Cartier jewellery. Join us as we get acquainted with the new guard of emerging designers of diverse backgrounds  playing by their own rule book to rewrite contemporary style in United We Stand. On the bijoux front, CTRL-R gets the ball rolling with storied jewellers hitting the refresh button to welcome a new generation of jewellery lovers, while Sovereign State shines the spotlight on the unique creations of boutique independent brands in fine watchmaking, and The Rebirth of A Cult heralds the cool comeback of Pasha de Cartier. Meanwhile, lead your inner wanderlust by the nose over at Scents Of Place in the portrayal of ten travel-inspired perfumes, beautifully illustrated by Kexin Tan with a utopian twist. Last but not least, get ready to meet the future leaders of Malaysia who hold the promise of a better tomorrow in Only The Young.

With an ongoing health and economic crisis gripping the world, L’Officiel Malaysia’s August 2020 issue with a “My Hero” theme is here to instil hope, courage and optimisim in reminding us to take heart in the face of adversity. Decked in Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello’s edgy statement piece for the cover, local beauty and international model Atikah Karim returns from the Big Apple for a one-of-a-kind Malaysian story to give us an insight on what it is like being the hero of her own narrative. Strong and iconic women of all style tribes from the past, present and future are celebrated on the Fall/Winter 2020 fashion runway in Heroine Chic. Continuing with the thread on female strength and empowerment, Today In Herstory aims to shed light on the zeitgeist of the era that gave birth to thoughtfully crafted precious jewellery, revealing them as treasures with hidden depths. Bold & Beautiful defines 2020’s timepiece novelties marked by a diversity in design and aesthetic as well as technicity and craftsmanship. Over at the beauty front in What Goes Around Comes Around, radical fall/winter looks that riff heavily on makeup from the past evoke an unmistakable sense of nostalgia and liberation. And a hero’s tribute is not complete without us tipping our hats to local frontliners and essential workers who put their lives on the line to care for others in What It Means To Be Alive.

We are halfway through the year. This could only mean one thing over at L’Officiel Malaysia: diving deep into our favourite subjects, Art and Design. For our June/July ’20 “Future Of Art” issue, acclaimed photographer Leslie Zhang is roped in to work his magic behind the lens and put together a dreamy and poetic cover story aimed at instilling hope and providing a positive distraction during the recent pandemic. The collaborative effort is a romantic portrayal of the pure and sui generis beauty of a new generation shot by Zhang in China. Browse through the fashion trends to look forward to for Pre-Fall 2020 in Hot Topic before being lured by creativity with Space Odyssey that explores 
Fall/Winter 2020’s breathtaking show spaces designed to heighten the runway experience as well as intensify the fashion narrative. Illustrious jewellers, on the other hand, are exuding a shared passion for beauty and excellence through the fantastical world of performing arts over at The Way They Move. We also explore how four skincare brands aced product design that has now become a crucial component of their identity in Designed For Greatness. Last but not least, Life As We Know It shines the spotlight on three artists and their stirring new works that visually capture what the world is like in the wake of the coronavirus crisis.

While the ongoing coronavirus pandemic has put a damper on our plans for the warmer months, L’Officiel Malaysia delivers a semblance of a sweet summer’s day within the comfort of your home with the latest May 2020 issue. Join rising star Camille Rowe in Cartier’s fabulous jewelled creations as she lounges in ensembles chic enough for city escapades and music festivals but comfy enough for lockdown days. Follow this up with a sneak peek of Saint Laurent Rive Droite in Paris made extra special with K-pop darling Rosé of Blackpink. The next step into being summer-ready? Take cues from the Spring/Summer 2020 runway by equipping yourself with accessories to be worn on the laziest of days to beat the heat in Getting Into The Swing. And what better way to complement those extras than pairing them with this season’s beach-inspired jewellery as well as the newest crop of neo-vintages watches as seen in Beach, Please! and High Time For Summer respectively. On the beauty front, a comprehensive lesson on how to sun-proof all parts of your body can be found in Sun’s Out, Shields Up. Now that you have gotten your summer apparel and looks all nailed down, the only thing left is to discover the world’s most inspiring destinations off the beaten track in Young, Wild and Free to include in your travel bucket list for the coming summer.

A defining decade, namely the 2020s, calls for game-changing movements.  L’Officiel Malaysia April 2020 issue sees us tipping our hats to players shaking up their industries by introducing meaningful and impactful innovations and initiatives aimed at shaping an eco-conscious future. Case in point: global luxury brands like Burberry, Gucci and Salvatore Ferragamo lead the way in fashion, one sustainable step at a time in Leading Lights. Also making headway in Sustainable Times, Swiss watch brands, united in a show of benevolence, do their part to help preserve the planet and its resources. Meanwhile over at A Way Around It, be pleased to know that conscious jewellery brands are redefining luxury with alternative materials. On the beauty front in Not All Heroes Wear Capes, get to know the four skincare companies with a brand-wide commitment that will have you looking good and feeling good in the name of doing good. On the local front in Citizen Kind, show your support to these fashion and lifestyle brands offering social and environmental-friendly creations that also promise to make you feel as good as they look.

The March issue of L'Officiel Malaysia rings in Spring/Summer 2020 with a “B Bold” theme in the celebration of individualism and self-expression. To set off the movement, cover girl and model Qun Ye embraces a spirit of sweet irreverence in Burberry’s latest collection by Riccardo Tisci. Fashion trends that indeed Spark Joy and Get Fresh as we deliver them hot off the runway for you, while we zoom in on the new Saint Laurent collection by Anthony Vaccarello with a rebel/rock-chic vibe. In bijoux, Girls Like Boys Like Girls puts the spotlight on gender-neutral jewellery brands; and who knew a modern, simple aesthetic can translate into such a bold statement for watches in Evolution Theory. In Minimum Effort, Maximum Effect, learn how to power up your beauty routine by singling out a favourite facial feature to highlight at a time. Finally for all java junkies out there, discover the best places to get High On Caffeine with a good, everyday shot of not-so-basic cup of joe!

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