Betty Chen, the life patron of the Chinese Women’s Association in Singapore, where she served as president for 26 years until 2016, is on the cover of our 40th anniversary Legendary issue. The nonagenarian discusses some of her proudest achievements with the organisation, how her mother inspired her to champion women’s rights, and what keeps her curious about the world. Plus, Carmen Ow walks down memory lane recalling some of life’s iconic moments, including those with Tatler Singapore.

On the cover this month is renowned ethologist and primatologist Jane Goodall. Just a month before receiving the US Presidential Medal of Freedom in January 2025, Goodall sat down with Tatler to discuss how her education shaped her life’s mission and why she believes younger generations can still save the planet. Also in this issue, with live entertainment making a strong comeback, Base Entertainment Asia CEO Chantal Prudhomme reveals how the company is driving growth and innovation. Plus, emerging wine regions waiting to be explored, according to Singapore’s top sommeliers.

On the cover this month is Piyush Gupta, the outgoing CEO of DBS Group, who reflects on his journey in banking, his advocacy for social causes, and his plans for the future. Also in this issue, coinciding with Singapore Art Week 2025, we speak to three female artists from different generations who explore themes of identity, storytelling, and empowerment through their distinctive artistic practices. Plus, discover sommelier-approved wine pairings for the bountiful feasts you’ll be enjoying this Lunar New Year.

On the cover this month are wealth managers Anthonia Hui and Leonardo Drago, who discuss the life lessons that have influenced their approach to philanthropic giving and managing wealth. This issue also features a holiday gift guide curated by the Tatler Singapore team, from the best in fashion and beauty, to art and home decor, to travel and dining, and everything else in between. Plus, meet the recipients of the inaugural Tatler Impact Awards 2024, presented at the 42nd Tatler Ball in October, who have made positive and significant impact in Asia and beyond.

On the cover this month are three leaders of tech-enabled businesses: 99 Group’s Darius Mahtani Cheung, Ninja Van’s Lai Chang Wen and Chope’s Dinesh Balasingam, who reflect on how sustainable growth lies in staying rooted to the human experience. The three, along with 97 others, are part of the Asia’s Most Influential 2024 list of prominent figures who are changing the landscape in Singapore across industries in four main categories, from business and STEM, to social impact and culture.

On the cover this month is China’s most celebrated tennis star, Li Na, who opens up about her career, influencing young athletes and her continuous learning journey. This issue also features Dawn Chan, the CEO of the Centre for Impact Investing and Practices, who shares insights on the evolution of impact investing in Asia. Plus, meet

four young hawker chefs who are working to preserve Singapore’s unique food culture for future generations.

On the cover this month is Jasmine Sokko, for whom fashion is an extension of her music, marking every change of season. The singer, songwriter and music producer shares insights into her creative vision and futuristic fascinations in worldbuilding and artificial intelligence. This issue also spotlights the striking individuals of Tatler’s Asia’s Most Stylish 2024 list, who not only captivate with their impeccable taste but also inspire with their fearless embrace of individuality. Plus, check out Tatler Best, a new initiative celebrating Asia’s finest hotels, restaurants, and bars.

The August issue showcases three incredible musicians, all of Asian descent, that have or are making significant contributions not just to the music scene but to popular culture in general. In our cover story, Jackson Wang discusses his colourful collaboration with fashion mogul Mobolaji Dawodu. Grammy award winning Gen Z singer-songwriter Laufey opens up on her meteoric rise to stardom. And Tabla Maestro Zakir Hussain shares tales from his storied career. Plus profiles of three Paralympic athletes representing Singapore in this year’s Olympic Games. 

Ahead of the Paris 2024 Olympics, the Quah siblings of Singapore’s national swim team grace the cover this month. Reflecting on their respective Olympic journeys, the swimmers open up about the heartaches and sacrifices behind their quest for gold as well as their plans for a future outside the pool. Plus, seven athletes, who are among those representing Singapore at the Games this year, share what it means to perform at the top of their game. Also in this issue, former national athletes Zhang Tingjun and Joscelin Yeo discuss how they are instilling the spirit of adventure in the young through their survival camps at Into The Wild.

On the cover this month is Lim Wai Mun, the founder and CEO of Doctor Anywhere (DA). Led by a vision of a hospital without beds and an integrated omnichannel approach, the entrepreneur shares how he is creating a blueprint for a sustainable tech‑enabled healthcare company. Also in this issue, Kaylee Kua, the executive director of Daughters of Tomorrow, discusses how the local charity is empowering underprivileged women for sustained employment and upward social mobility. Plus, meet the founders of Prefer, the company behind what is touted as Asia’s first bean‑free “coffee”.

On the cover this month is Carolyn Choo, the CEO and managing director of Worldwide Hotels Group. She shares how she is propelling the hospitality giant into the future, while redefining her father’s legacy with a focus on strategic growth and a keen appeal to the next generation. Also in this issue, Banyan Group founder and executive chairman Ho Kwon Ping discusses cultivating social sustainability through responsible development. Plus, meet seven women in philanthropy who share how they are shaping philanthropic purpose and process and seeking deeper engagement with the causes they support.

On the cover this month is entrepreneur Loh Lik Peng. Beyond building some of the most acclaimed establishments in F&B and hospitality, the CEO of Unlisted Collection shares why he spends a third of his time serving our cultural and public institutions. Also in this issue: veteran diplomat and academic Kishore Mahbubani opens up about his upcoming memoir, taking risks, growing up poor, and the misconception that he is pro‑China. Plus, Zerrin founder Susannah Jaffer discusses championing sustainable fashion through her e‑commerce and media platform.

Acclaimed novelist and short story writer Amanda Lee Koe is on the cover this month. One of the most influential literary voices in Singapore, she talks conformity, the power of representation, and smashing social dichotomies in her works—including her new book Sister Snake. Also in this issue, four prominent Singapore women leaders shed light on the underrepresentation of Asian women in global leadership through the lens of their own struggles and triumph. Plus, meet the female chefs helming some of Singapore’s top tables.

On the cover this month is Julien Royer, chef-owner of Odette, Tatler Dining’s Restaurant of the Year. One of the most successful chefs of his generation, Royer discusses how his path to culinary stardom is thanks to the people he encountered along the way. Also in this issue, we look back on Les Amis’ history and significance as Singapore’s first independent fine‑dining restaurant as it celebrates its 30th anniversary next month. Plus, Tipsy Collective co-founder David Gan reflects on opening the group’s biggest and most ambitious project to date.

On the cover this month is museum director Eugene Tan, who shares how the various roles he has taken on in the visual arts ecosystem have primed him to helm both the National Gallery Singapore and the Singapore Art Museum—and be at the forefront of shaping Singapore’s art scene and reframing the way we see art. Also in this issue, some of the key highlights among the gallery presentations to look out for at Art SG. Plus, features on some of Singapore’s most promising artists—Heman Chong, Robert Zhao Renhui, Priyageetha Dia and Ezzam Rahman—who are challenging perception and provoking introspection through their work.

Singaporean actress Tan Kheng Hua is on the cover this month. At 60, the thespian’s star is on the rise, proving that age is no barrier to achieving greater new heights. Also in this issue, Tatler unveils the Asia’s Most Influential 2023 list, the definitive directory of the most influential individuals who are shaping the future. Plus, meet Ahmad Abu Bakar, the artist behind Tatler Singapore’s artwork donation to the National Gallery Singapore.


On the cover is Dipa Swaminathan, the founder of Singapore charity ItsRainingRaincoats, who is rewriting the narrative for the city’s invisible labour force with her blend of compassion and dynamic action. Also in this issue, artist collective Ripple Root shares how, after nearly a decade of working together, its vision remains the same, if not stronger. Plus, meet the budding Singaporean authors taking the young adult genre—and the world—by storm.

On the cover this month is football icon David Beckham. A decade after his retirement from the beautiful game, he opens up about the legacy he hopes to leave, his upcoming docu-series on Netflix, and bringing Lionel Messi to America. Also in this issue, philanthropist and civil society advocate Laurence Lien shares how he is helping new donors and family offices launch their own mini foundations through the Asia Community Foundation. Plus, discover the best bars on Orchard Road for classic and innovative tipples.

The stunning sartorial supernovas on the cover this month are Singapore’s best-dressed honourees for the Asia’s Most Stylish 2023 list: a powerful showcase of how different points of view—cultures, traditions, trends—lead to a universal appreciation of excellent fashion. Elsewhere in this issue, we examine the evolution of men’s tailoring in Singapore, from colonial times to the contemporary era, by speaking with leading figures in the local sartorial scene. Plus, meet four homegrown jazz musicians, both established and emerging, who are active in the scene here.

On the cover is social entrepreneur Mint Lim, who is on a mission to educate children around the world, especially those from disadvantaged backgrounds. The founder of School of Concepts, and now Cartier Women’s Initiative Fellow, shares how her personal journey with dyslexia sparked her calling to help others. Also in this issue, some of the founding members of women’s rights organisation Aware reflect on how they found their place on the frontline in the fight for change. Plus, the luxury hotels around the world that are accessible to all guests, including those with varying physical and cognitive needs.

On the cover is Sam Lo who, 10 years after his brush with the law, has come into his own as a visual artist with an evolving practice built on social commentary and observations on the idiosyncrasies of Singaporean culture—and all this while finding his own identity. Also in this issue, YouTrip co-founder Caecilia Chu shares how her fintech start-up is disrupting the travel industry. Plus, discover how a painter, a letterpress historian and a florist are honing techniques of the past to craft a beautiful future here in Singapore.

Scientist Dean Ho, the recipient of the 2022 Tatler Hero Award, is on the cover. With healthcare costs rising globally, the 2019 Gen.T honouree's research focuses on using artificial intelligence for precision medicine—not just to save lives, but to also help people stay healthy longer through biohacking. Plus, industrial designer and 2019 Gen.T honouree Gabriel Tan shares how his relocation to Portugal in 2020 is the start of collaborations with leading brands, the first being B&B Italia. This issue also marks the launch of this year’s Gen.T list, which celebrates 2023’s Leaders of Tomorrow.

Paris-based Singaporean designer Andrew Gn is on the cover this month. After building his fashion legacy over the better part of the past three decades, Gn reflects on the influence of his multicultural identity and how he intends to champion the next generation of Asian designers. Also in this Design issue, former Bhutan prime minister Tshering Tobgay shares insights on enlightened leadership and how it is key to sustainable development, as demonstrated by the monarchs of the Himalayan kingdom. Plus, get to know the hottest casual concepts opened by chefs from fine-dining establishments.

On the cover is Benjamin Swan, co-founder of urban farming company Sustenir and founder of agritech start-up Beco Ventures. He talks about the global food crisis and how his mission to grow leafy greens led him to develop high-tech systems to replicate and improve nature’s growing processes. Also in this Sustainability issue is WWF-Singapore’s CEO R Raghunathan, who discusses how sustainable finance is key to a low-carbon and climate-resilient future. Plus, discover how three home-grown businesses are maximising the value of resources by adopting a circular economy approach to sustainability.

It-girl-turned-reality-star Tina Leung is on the cover. The Bling Empire: New York star opens up about fashion, friendships and even past lives, and shows us how beneath that edgy exterior is someone who is “Hello Kitty inside”. Also in this Front & Female issue is Choo Oi-Yee, CEO of private market investment platform ADDX, who shows us how financial literacy can be the key to gender equality. Plus, meet the female jewellery designers who are defying creative norms to leave an indelible mark of their culture on the world.

On the cover is Kirk Westaway of two‑Michelin‑starred Jaan by Kirk Westaway, named Tatler Dining’s Restaurant of the Year for 2023. Since its reopening last December, after a three-month refurbishment, Jaan promises a reimagination of British food, paying homage to the chef’s hometown of Devon. Westaway shares how the region’s diverse terroir is reflected in his evolving menu. Also in the issue, Zor Tan, the chef-owner of Born, discusses his culinary philosophy that centres on the circle of life. Plus, insiders share their favourite spots in some of the world’s most underrated food cities.

On the cover of the Well-being issue this month is badminton star Loh Kean Yew. After a career-defining year, where he rose to number three in the world, Loh gets real about the highs and lows that come with playing to be the best. Also in the issue, powerlifter Farhanna Farid talks about her record-breaking feats in the male-dominated sport, and how she hopes to empower more women to embrace their strength. Plus, the founders of three fitness studios discuss the modern wellness philosophies behind each of their unique concepts.

With her cinematic vision and “never say no” approach, it is no wonder Lelian Chew, who is on the cover this month, is the go-to planner for Asia’s elite. The founder of events management and floral design company, The Atelier & Co, shares how she turns deeply personal milestones into events of a lifetime. Also in this issue, filmmaker He Shuming reflects on his seven-year journey to producing his debut feature film, Ajoomma. Plus, all the happenings from the Tatler Ball, which returns after a two-year hiatus, in celebration of Tatler Singapore’s 40th anniversary.

On the cover is Ismail Gafoor​, executive chairman and CEO of PropNex. The Asia’s Most Influential: Singapore 2022 honouree discusses how he has grown the company he co-founded more than 25 years ago into the country’s leading real estate agency with an increasing market share, and presence in the region. Describing himself as a visionary and enabler, he also shares plans for the company’s next-generation leadership. Elsewhere, Half The Sky founder and CEO Sabrina Ho shares how she is evolving the career platform into a larger ecosystem for more female professionals.

For Shabnam Arashan, who is on the cover this month, style is a form of self-expression—and it extends beyond what you wear to the way you decorate your home, the restaurants you go to, and the books you read. One of Singapore’s 10 inductees into the Asia’s Most Stylish 2022 list, Arashan offers some of her own sartorial tips and discuss her penchant for couture. Plus, the other style mavericks, who themselves are champions of self-expression, share their fashion inspirations. Elsewhere, Asian American actress Arden Cho on fighting for equity in Hollywood.

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