The evening of cocktails, canapes, and DJ Olivia Dawn’s music was graced by Dew and Nani from Thailand, Gingle Wang from Taiwan, Jeanette Aw, Yoyo Cao, Carrie Wong, and Chantelle Ng from Singapore.
Early this month, Tory Burch unveiled its pop-up shop on Orchard Road, adjacent to its Wisma Atria boutique in Singapore. Part of the celebration of its iconic T Monogram collection, which marked a new era for the brand, the brand’s Executive Chairman and Creative Director Tory Burch and Chief Executive Officer Pierre-Yves Roussel celebrated the said opening with a party in the retail space, which opened on the first day of April.
The said event was attended by guests who flew in from surrounding regions to join Tory, Pierre-Yves, and APAC President Thibault Villet for an evening of cocktails, canapes, and music played by DJ Olivia Dawn. Guests included F4 Thailand lead stars Dew and Nani, one of the highest-paid actresses in Taiwan, Gingle Wang, and budding Singapore actress Chantelle Ng.
In pictures, Dew is spotted wearing the T Monogram Jacquard Anorak, Eleanor Bag, and Ladybug Sneakers, while Nani wore the Printed Half-Zip Anorak, Mini T Monogram Tote, paired with the Ladybug Sneakers. Gingle Wang arrived in Mockneck Top in White, Ruched Mini Skirt in Gray, Stretch Faille Wrap Skirt, and Mini Lee Radziwill Cat-Eye Bag while Jeanette came in a Silk Gazar Tunic in White, Ruched Mini Skirt in Blue, Stretch Faille Wrap Skirt in Solar Blue, and Block T Chainmail Mule Sandal in Metallic.
Also present at the event is the Singapore-based fashion designer and digital entrepreneur, Yoyo Cao, who wore a Basketweave Tweed Top in Majestic Purple and Poplin Drawstring Pant in Light Green Olive. There’s also the Hey Gorgeous Singaporean actress Carrie Wong, sporting the Chantilly Lace Bra, Longsleeve Mockneck Top in Sheer Peach, Chiffon Skirt in Brown, Trench, Ruched Mini Skirt in Dark Navy, and Croc Mirror Fob Belt in Black. The Star Awards Nominee for Best actress, Chantalle Ng, also wore the Hook-and-Eye Tunic in Light Lemon and Star Lace Slip Dress in Silver White.
Aside from the opening of the pop-up shop on Orchard Road, Tory’s visit to Singapore in celebration of the brand’s T Monogram also included a talk with students at LaSalle College of Arts as well as a short engagement with local artists, artisans, and entrepreneurs, including Mud Rucks Ceramics, Chun Mee Lee Rattan Furniture, and the female-founded contemporary gallery, Yeo Workshop. She also spent some time at the National Gallery Singapore.
Quick Look at Tory Burch
Launched in 2004, Tory Burch began as an American luxury brand known for its beautiful, timeless pieces and rich storytelling that evokes optimism and joy. The original logo was a graphic design element of a classic serif T and its mirror image encased in a circle, which is said to be inspired by the geometry of Moroccan architecture and interiors made by David Hicks.
Years passed, and the company grew into a global brand with boutiques around the world, including that in Singapore, and continues to sprout, spreading its mission to empower women through its classic and timeless collection of ready-to-wear, handbags, footwear, accessories, jewelry, and home and beauty.
Photo credits: Tory Burch
