The GRAZIA Weekend Guide: Celebrate Singapore’s Spirit With Bvlgari, Honour Nyonya Legacy At The Peranakan Museum, And More

From heritage art to global fashion and flavours, explore a vibrant weekend of cross-cultural experiences
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Here is what to do in Singapore this July (Photo: Courtesy of Chanel)

This weekend, immerse yourself in a vibrant mosaic of cultures and creativity that mirrors Singapore’s own. From Bvlgari’s gleaming horological tribute to the city’s multicultural identity, to an exhibition honouring the legacy of Nyonya batik masters, every experience offers a unique lens on heritage and innovation. Beat the heat with Korean soy-based gelato, and discover the ethereal charm of Chinese beauty and fashion at newly-opened boutiques. It’s a celebration of craft, culture, and connection—a truly global adventure right here in the Lion City.

Friday Night: Pay Tribute To Singapore With Bvlgari’s Technicolour Pop-Up

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Photo: Courtesy of Bvlgari

In honour of Singapore’s 60th year of independence, Bvlgari unveiled the final chapter of its Polychroma collection at the House of Tan Yeok Nee—becoming the first high jewellery maison to present at the historic national monument. The celebration continues at Paragon Mall with Beyond Time, Bvlgari’s first horological pop-up outside of Switzerland. Step into a sculptural, multi-sensory space where icons like the Serpenti and Octo sparkle, reimagined through immersive storytelling zones. At the heart of it all? The debut of the limited-edition Octo Roma Worldtimer SG60 Edition—a sleek tribute to Singapore’s multicultural vibrancy and enduring spirit. More than a showcase, this is an homage to time, identity, and the art of precision.

Bvlgari’s Beyond Time pop-up runs till 10 August at Paragon Shopping Centre, 290 Orchard Road, Singapore 238859.

Saturday Afternoon: Cool Off With Tofu G’s Creamy Korean Gelato

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Crafted from soy and mixed with soul, Tofu G reimagines Korean dessert culture with high-protein, low-fat gelato made from tofu. Inspired by the time-honoured art of grinding soybeans on millstones, each scoop is a delicate fusion of purity and play. Go for the original, or try the nutty pistachio or gentle sweet corn if innovative flavours tickle your fancy. On a sweltering afternoon, there’s nothing quite like this icy, protein-packed treat to cool you down, guilt-free.

Tofu G is located at Mandarin Gallery, 333A Orchard Road, #02-21, Singapore 238897.

Saturday Night: Discover Joocyee’s Pastel Beauty Playground

Photo: Courtesy of Joocyee

Viral beauty brand Joocyee has just opened its first international flagship in the heart of Orchard. Famed for its romantic packaging and high-performance lip products, the Chinese label invites you into a pastel dreamscape of self-expression and play. Inside, the boutique-exclusive Happy Me Day! collection makes its world debut, featuring glosses, multi-use creams, and their signature Glazed Rouge lipstick. With an extended range of bestselling goodies and inclusive foundations available in-store, this is where joy comes in one swipe.

Jooycee is located at Wisma Atria, 435 Orchard Road, B1-64/64A, Singapore 238877.

Sunday Afternoon: Step Inside Chanel’s Stunning Temporary Boutique at Marina Bay Sands

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Photo: Courtesy of Chanel

While Chanel’s original boutique at The Shoppes is undergoing a grand transformation, a temporary space just steps away now offers a luxurious glimpse into the maison’s world. Spanning over 900 square metres, the boutique houses the newest products (including exclusive pieces) to swoon over. Inspired by Gabrielle Chanel’s iconic apartment at 31 rue Cambon, the boutique features mirrored walls, Goossens-crafted lamps, and a neutral palette accented in gold. The intimate space then opens up to the house’s poetic Métiers d’Art 2025 collection, celebrating Hangzhou, China—making this a must-visit for collectors and connoisseurs alike.

Chanel’s temporary boutique is located at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, 2 Bayfront Avenue, #01-59A, Singapore 018972.

Sunday Night: Unravel The Legacy Behind Three Generations Of Nyonya Visionaries At The Peranakan Museum

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Photo: Peranakan Museum

Journey through time at the Peranakan Museum, where the stories of three trailblazing Nyonya women unfold. Batik Nyonyas: Three Generations of Art and Entrepreneurship traces their lives from the late 1800s to the 1980s, revealing how they wove passion, skill, and resilience into exquisite batik masterpieces in Pekalongan, Java’s celebrated batik hub. Witness each generation’s response to shifting political, cultural, and economic tides—preserving tradition while pioneering innovation. With National Day coming up, there is no better time to visit this immersive exhibition that charts our nation’s transformation of art and business into a vibrant cultural tapestry.

Batik Nyonyas: Three Generations of Art and Entrepreneurship runs till 31 August at Peranakan Museum, 39 Armenian Street, Singapore 179941.

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