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The top Spring/Summer 2012 looks from Indonesian, Singaporean, South Korean and Thai labels – all in stores now.

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The Art of Attraction
It took 65 years for Dior to team up with an artist. The result: a capsule collection of the brand’s iconic accessories that screams for attention. Caroline Suganda reports.

(January 2012)

There’s a Pattern Here…
Separates in matching prints.

(January 2012)

In Good Company
Be it homegrown couture or Hollywood boho chic, these five labels from Asia and the US have a thing in common: They’re all at Scotts Square’s multi-label store, Coda Co.

(January 2012)

Colour Block
The difference between last season’s and this: It’s thoughtfully designed.

(January 2012)

Cruise Control
The Resort 2012 collection is one of the rare times that shows you what to really expect for the coming Spring/Summer – lots of prints, prettiness, street influences and handicraft. Kenny Loh reports.

(December 2011)

Regional Best
The top Spring/Summer 2012 looks from Indonesian, Singaporean, South Korean and Thai labels – all in stores now. ···································· The Art of Attraction
It took 65 years for Dior to team up with an artist. The result: a capsule collection of the brand’s iconic accessories that screams for attention. Caroline Suganda reports.···································· There’s a Pattern Here…
Separates in matching prints.

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To Good Health
Most women here seem to think using just moisturiser is enough, let alone adding a pre-serum booster to their routine. So why is L’Oreal launching one? According to the brand, the most basic principle of skincare is giving it a healthy start. Natasha Chiam reports.···································· Turn up the lights
Neon lips don’t have to be a tacky relic from the ’80s. This season’s are still bright, but rich and matte, not fluorescent, and best worn with natural-looking eyes.···································· Hair Apparent
When it comes to makeup brushes, the key thing is how soft they are. And cult Japanese brand Artisan & Artist, famous for its calligraphy brush heritage, really knows how to make them oh-so-soft (if we had blankets made from them, we’d never get out of bed). How? Because each hair is placed and cut by hand at a specific angle so there’s zero scratch. Bonus point: All natural hairs are cruelty free, which means no animals are killed or hurt to produce the brushes. At Schmidt Marketing Flagship Store.

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