Russell Marino Soh
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Crossing the Mediterranean: Bites, sights and sounds from Athens to Bari (opens the original)
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From ancient ruins and idyllic seas to local wine and olives, there’s no shortage of things to see and try THERE IS A SPECIAL MAGIC that settles over the Mediterranean. Time feels fluid in the sprawling islands, seemingly inviting one to slow down and dive deep into the region’s millennia of history, to discover how those tales of old manifest in the present day. It also helps, of course, that Christopher Nolan’s recent film adaptation of The Odyssey has reignited interest in Ancient Greece. A t
Niche sips for curious palates at Neil Road cocktail bar Hi Stranger (opens the original)
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Rare spirits come in 10 ml pours for those looking to try a little bit of something new [SINGAPORE] The world of spirits can seem a tough one to crack, not least when a bottle may cost several hundred dollars – with no guarantee of getting something you’ll even like. Sure, there are online reviews, but there’s only so much to glean from a video or blog describing oak notes and buttery mouthfeels. Enter Hi Stranger, which opened in Neil Road this May with a focus on helping the city’s curious sip
Tod’s new personalisation service lets you have a bag that’s uniquely yours (opens the original)
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Customise the T Signature with gold-toned letters that tell your story EASILY IDENTIFIED BY ITS ARCHITECTURAL lines, the slender leather belt that wraps around it and the “T” symbol on its front flap, Tod’s T Signature handbag strikes that just-right balance between classic design and contemporary flair. That balanced aesthetic approach translates to sleek versatility. Dress it up with a pair of loafers or heels for the office; alternatively, take it down a more casual route with, say, Tod’s Red
Itzy’s Yeji is front and centre in Roger Vivier’s latest campaign (opens the original)
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The K-pop idol shows off the maison’s mix of French flair and contemporary cool for pre-fall 2026 GHERARDO FELLONI IS THE GUARDIAN of a house of memories: Stacks of polaroids, mood boards and decades of sketches line the salons of Maison Vivier in Paris. For years, that archive has stayed mostly out of the public eye. Now, the pre-fall 2026 campaign by Roger Vivier – which Felloni heads as creative director – cracks that door open. The campaign has Yeji of K-pop group Itzy reclining on piles of
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