Using Style as a Tool for Creative Expression
With the rise of social media, countless aesthetics and fashion trends are circulating at a rate like never before. Sasha Ling gives her thoughts on how we can find our unique personal style by looking within ourselves, and how we can use it to express our identity and values.
Once Upon a Time In Hallyuwood
Charleen Leonita looks at the incredible buying power of the K-culture fandom and how it transcends borders to become 21st century’s biggest cultural export in the world.
Ready, Set, Fly! HYPE’s Declassified Singapore Vaccinated Travel Lane Guide
Wondering what travelling via the Vaccinated Travel Lane (VTL) is like? Tan Jia Hao shares his insider tips and tricks based on his experience travelling via the VTL.
The Duality of Health In A Pandemic-Stricken World
With spin classes held in former nightclubs and a rise in home-based bakeries, the pandemic has shown two sides of society’s consciousness towards health. Claire Ng Min uncovers how fitness and healthy eating have adapted in Singapore.
The Pandemic’s Parasocial Phenomenon
The need for social interaction is crucial, especially in a global pandemic. Sasha Ling explores the role parasocial relationships play in the COVID-19 pandemic and how online interactions have evolved with the rise of livestreaming.
I Tried Three New Cafés To Hang Out At In Tanjong Pagar
Claire Ng Min reviews three new top-rated cafés to hang out at in Tanjong Pagar and spills the tea on whether they are hot or not.
Red (Taylor’s Version) Album Review: A Decade Later
Sad girl autumn has officially arrived. In her quest to find Taylor Swift’s missing scarf, Htet Htet Nay Aung dives deep into the musical embodiment of heartbreak and why it is so revered.
Creating Fashion With Greater Intentions
Weaving garments out of plastic bottles and workwear out of sports fabrics, Singaporean label As Intended may bring us closer to the future of sustainable fashion. Tan Jia Hao spins the threads.
Wildseed Café: Is It Worth the Hype?
If you’re keen on eating green or have a taste for anti-waste, this lush garden cafe nestled in Seletar might be your next cottagecore haunt. Genevieve Sia puts its flavours to the test.