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Day: March 23, 2023

THE GRAND FINALE: ROLLS-ROYCE BLACK BADGE WRAITH BLACK ARROW COLLECTION
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THE GRAND FINALE: ROLLS-ROYCE BLACK BADGE WRAITH BLACK ARROW COLLECTION

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars present the Black Badge Wraith Black Arrow Collection, a magnificent tribute to the Wraith, the most powerful Rolls-Royce in history. This limited edition series of 12 cars…

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TLDR: Rue Miche Boutique turns a restored villa in central Ho Chi Minh City into four floors of Vietnamese independent fashion, with more than 25 local labels under one roof. TLDR: 386 Concept brings several Vietnamese streetwear labels into one address on Lê Văn Sỹ, while more independent fashion stores are scattered through the surrounding alley. TLDR: Nhâm Café at Hoà Hưng is open 24 hours, with a seven metre high book wall that has become one of its biggest reasons to visit. TLDR: The Ho Chi Minh City streetwear label keeps most of its current range below VND500,000, or about S$25, with denim among the strongest buys. Never trust you friends when they said it’s just window shopping. Fxxk them, I can’t control my buying impulses. TLDR: Epsom College Malaysia is offering 20 selected Singapore students a complimentary boarding taster programme this November and December before families decide whether boarding school is the right fit. TLDR: Nearly 50 Vietnamese labels share one large retail complex at 117B Nguyễn Đình Chính, with The Muse Cafe operating inside. TLDR: LIDER is one of Ho Chi Minh City’s longer running independent fashion labels, with gender inclusive clothing that now stretches from denim and knitwear to tailoring and outerwear. TLDR: Vietnamese label AASTU shares its 46 Lê Lợi space with Eleven Eleven, so you can shop local fashion and stop for coffee at the same address.
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