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EDITOR’S PICKS

Tatler THE SCENE • Tea pairings that rival wine, Sunday Bedding founders on creating a brand people return to, and the reopening of Singapore’s last traditional Teochew mansion

The Tea Shift • As diners drink more mindfully, restaurants across Singapore are rethinking tea—not as an afterthought, but as a considered partner to food, with pairings designed to rival wine in nuance and intent

From Points to Play • Traditional brand loyalty programmes are losing relevance as consumers demand immediacy over aspirational perks. Gaming’s instant gratification model offers a solution

Slow by Design • With the opening of its new flagship store in Joo Chiat, Sunday Bedding founders Clara Teo and Alex Fan reflect on slowing down and creating a brand people return to

Designing a Life • In an AI-disrupted world, Mark Wee is advancing a life-design movement that empowers people to prototype their futures with intention and agency

A Gentle Presence • Through Eden Living, Cassandra Teo designs and curates objects that slip quietly into daily life

Historic House • Singapore’s last traditional Teochew mansion reopens, celebrating craft, heritage and mindful conservation

A Surreal Education • An intimate portrait of Salvador Dalí, seen through the eyes of Christine Argillet, custodian of a family archive forged through friendship, trust and experimentation

Tatler STYLE • A look at the next generation of activewear brands, Carine Roitfeld and Brigitte Niedermair on fashion as a living archive, and Southeast Asia and the future of material innovation

Total Knock-out • No longer confined to arenas or one-off designer collaborations, fashionable sportswear has earned its own place in the modern woman’s wardrobe. Rosana Lai speaks to the brands making activewear sexy in 2026 to learn their winning formula

Breaking Out of the Box • Five years after her first interview with Tatler, Chinese golfer Lily Muni He discusses her evolution from anxious rookie to seventh-season pro—and why she’s determined to show young women they can be multifaceted without apology

A Living Archive • At UBS House of Craft × Dior in Singapore, fashion insiders Carine Roitfeld and Brigitte Niedermair trace how the maison’s founding principles are continually reinterpreted through generations of designers, images and ideas

Material Futures • As climate volatility intensifies and supply chains strain, the global fashion industry is rethinking how things are made—and what it values. Across Southeast Asia, craft, organic processes and digital infrastructure are converging in ways that challenge inherited ideas of luxury and responsibility

The Beauty Edit • The latest drops that deserve a spot on your vanity

Light as Leather • Drawing on the architecture of Dior’s iconic Saddle bag, Francis Kurkdjian reimagines the leather accord in a new fragrance for La Collection Privée

Tatler WATCHES • Gallop into the Lunar New Year with celebratory horse‑themed timepieces, A Lange & Söhne unveils the Lange 1 Daymatic newly dressed in Honeygold, and horological creations shaped by celestial materials and complications

EDITOR’S PICK • Richard Mille started making watches specifically for women when many brands were still shrinking men’s models and calling it a day. Twenty years later, the house is doubling down, with four serious pieces. The RM 037 in red gold pairs snow‑set diamonds with the CRMA1 calibre’s exposed mechanics. Then there’s the RM...