Heartbreak, healing, and hard-won confidence have shaped Singapore artist Estelle Fly’s most defining chapter yet
Cheryl Lai-Lim
Cheryl is the Associate Editor of GRAZIA Singapore.
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With symbolic motifs and customisable charms, Pandora reimagines Mother’s Day with a collection that honours growth, resilience and personal storytelling
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From making “terrible beats” on her family’s MacBook Pro to crafting demos for her sophomore album in Logic Pro, Shazza shares how the devices and apps she grew up with continue to shape her artistry
A first look at 2026’s high jewellery debuts, defined by movement, craftsmanship and narrative gemstones
With its latest Abeille Royale launch, Guerlain strengthens its repair-led philosophy with a formula designed to smooth and support the delicate eye contour
It was one diamond after another at the Oscars 2026
First unveiled at the 2025 World Presentation of Haute Horlogerie, Franck Muller’s Vanguard Curvex Cut Flower transforms a fleeting bloom into a mechanical masterpiece
For most actors, success is measured in screen time. For “Faye” Peraya Malisorn, it is measured in ownership.
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From brushstroke to caseback, the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Enamel ‘Xu Beihong’ collection traces a refined dialogue between Chinese ink painting and Swiss watchmaking tradition
From Lisa and Jung Kook to Nana Komatsu and Yang Yang, luxury maisons are ushering in 2026 with a wave of high-profile celebrity ambassadors
As the Year of the Horse arrives, luxury maisons mark the Lunar New Year with timepieces and jewels steeped in symbolism, movement, and meaning
Skip the predictable dinner-and-flowers routine; these creative, intimate and slightly unexpected experiences make for a more meaningful 14 February
This Valentine’s Day, say “I love you” with something that endures—because the most powerful declarations are the ones that last
Valentine’s Day, but make it considered
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Limited to 50 pieces, Piaget’s latest Andy Warhol Watch reinterprets the artist’s visual language through gemstone marquetry, colour, and fine watchmaking
From high-jewellery watches and skeletonised icons to material innovation and split-seconds chronographs, LVMH Watch Week 2026 delivered a confident preview of where modern horology is headed