Lancôme Launches 'Emily in Paris' Inspired Collection

CASIO Vintage transported guests through generations past at its “Back in Time, Ahead in Style” event in Bangkok’s creative hub, The Warehouse at Talat Noi. With immersive retro vignettes, a true vintage flea market, and the return of iconic timepieces like the A158WA-1A, the brand proved once again that timeless style doesn’t just endure; it evolves.

The godfather of streetwear drops a new chronograph with the fan-favourite glassbox design.

The Thai star kept it cool and easy for Chanel’s return to New York.

From diamond accents to a practical moonphase and date, Longines refreshes its classic collection for women who value design and performance.

The Pre-Fall 2026 collection leans into aristocratic flair and campus ease, reshaping Dior’s menswear vocabulary one look at a time.

This season, Givenchy leads the conversation on modern elegance with a lineup of sculptural, meticulously crafted handbags that elevate any wardrobe. From newly minted silhouettes to refined house icons, these are the pieces defining fashion’s new wave of quiet power dressing.

The Tambour has always been Louis Vuitton’s way of pushing watchmaking forward. Two decades on, it’s grown into a collection that shifts easily between invention and ornament, where cube-flipping complications, sculptural cases and high-jewelry experiments all keep time to the same drumbeat.

Independent cinema took center stage, but the red carpet delivered its own standout moments, from Rihanna and A$AP Rocky to the night’s rising style heavyweights.