A celebration of inherent pluralities, reflecting the diverse realities of women and the complexities of life. The Prada Fall/Winter 2026 collection by Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons is inspired by an interest in the process of layering, transforming throughout the day, through your attire. Each look reveals multitudes yet demure and expressive! Prada’s latest women’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection is a study in layering, contradiction, and the many identities a woman can move through in a day. Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons framed the show around clothes that feel lived-in, shifting, and intentionally imperfect rather than polished and fixed. This collection illustrates how clothes are genuinely worn in daily life, with layering symbolizing a layering of histories, both personal and collective, of memories and experiences. They convey a sense of self-determination and agency. Additionally, a distinct group of 15 women highlights each individual in these evolving garments, allowing for an exploration of the infinite, ever-changing facets of her character. Paradoxically, an apparent simplification can express complexities. The collection was built around the idea that one look can contain multiple meanings at once. Prada described it as a reflection of women’s plurality and life’s complexity, with layers used not just as styling, but as a way to express memory, agency, and transformation. Perspectives transform, both in the transposition of garment types and their non-hierarchical mixing. Clothes are layered with precision—tailoring, sportswear, embroidered satin dresses, and contradictory compositions that speak to a distinctly Prada fashion language. Fragments and fractures spark curiosity. Internal mutations, visible externally, hint at what might lie beneath. The runway mixed tailoring, sportswear, embroidered satin dresses, and archival-feeling pieces in ways that felt deliberate but uneasy. Materials were faded, patinated, frayed, or visually “eaten away,” creating the sense that the clothes had history and were revealing something underneath. Fabrications blend disparate identities, with superimposed materials eroding as a means of revelation. Archival dresses, like memories, can be embedded within other minimal garments—layers discovered within layers. A passage of time is suggested through demarcation and patination, with materials intentionally faded and precious embroideries aged, introducing a new approach to decoration, which is truly immersive yet subtle! A major visual theme was the tension between structure and softness, or utility and preciousness. Reviews highlighted crumpled shirts, awkward layers, and looks that seemed to peel apart between walks, reinforcing Prada’s signature nonchalant but intellectually loaded styling. Reflecting these concepts, the Deposito of the Fondazione Prada is filled with original artworks, significant furniture, and objects: tapestry and a painting from the 16th and 17th centuries, an 18th-century Venetian mirror and consoles; chairs, lamps, and paintings from the 1900s. These artifacts span five centuries, diverse cultures, and different places. Like the clothes, their meaning is layered, inherently personal, intimate, and filled with endless possibilities. The collection reads as an evolution of Prada’s idea of modern femininity: less about perfection, more about complexity, realism, and self-determination. In short, it was elegant, slightly disordered, and highly conceptual — very much Prada, but with the emphasis pushed further toward wearability as narrative. https://www.prada.com/sg/en/pradasphere/fashion-shows/2026/fw-womenswear.html

Goldheart introduces its newly redesigned boutique concept at 313@somerset, along with the launch of D'orica's groundbreaking 999 Mode Gold collection in Singapore. This event marks the convergence of Europe's First 999 Gold Collection and Asia's Premiere, embodying Goldheart's vision for the future of jewellery, where tradition, innovation, and modern design unite for today's consumers. The debut of the 999 Gold Collection took place during an exclusive preview at Goldheart's newly opened 313@somerset boutique, providing guests with a first glimpse of both the new retail concept and D'orica's innovative approach to gold jewellery. A New Era of Gold Traditionally linked to prosperity and celebration, gold is entering a new era. Today's consumers desire jewellery that merges timeless value with modern design, versatility, and everyday wearability. Established in Italy in 1989 by Giampietro Zonta and Daniela Raccanello, D'orica has earned a worldwide reputation for reinventing gold with a unique combination of Italian artistry and technological skill. Renowned for its iconic Italian 916 Gold Beads, D'orica has been a favorite among Singaporean customers for over ten years. Its signature pieces, featuring radiant gold spheres that add texture, movement, and dimension, have transformed traditional gold jewelry into modern, fashion-forward designs. Often referred to as a "tailor of gold," D'orica manages its entire production process in-house, ensuring exceptional quality at every stage. Leading this new chapter is D'orica's groundbreaking 999 Mode Gold collection, introduced to Asia for the first time through Goldheart. We were impressed with the finesse and quality of this finely crafted collection and it exudes a refined sense of aura and elegance. Crafted entirely in pure 999 Gold, the collection marks a breakthrough in jewelry innovation. After years of research and specialized development, D'orica has turned pure gold into jewelry that is refined, lightweight, and suitable for daily wear while maintaining its intrinsic value. What distinguishes the collection is its unwavering commitment to purity. Every element, from the beads and chains to the clasps and soldering, is made entirely from 999 Gold, ensuring a guaranteed 999 Gold composition in every piece. A testament to D'orica's specialized production expertise, the collection balances exceptional purity with refined design, offering a new expression of modern gold jewelry. As the first retailer in Asia to introduce the collection, Goldheart brings a new category of wearable pure gold jewelry to local consumers, offering a fresh perspective on gold ownership and redefining how pure gold can be experienced, styled, and worn every day. "Goldheart is proud to introduce Europe’s First 999 Gold into Asia, a milestone that redefines pure gold for the modern consumer. Rooted in a strong heritage of craftsmanship and excellence, this launch marks a new step in pioneering a new era of gold jewellery while honouring the artistry behind it. With our new concept boutique at 313@somerset, we bring together contemporary design and craftsmanship, creating an elevated experience that resonates with both a new generation of style-conscious gold jewellery lovers and our discerning, long-time clientele." — Patsy Loo, Business Director, Goldheart As consumer preferences keep changing, Goldheart is dedicated to transforming the way jewellery is experienced, worn, and valued by modern consumers. The launch of D'orica's innovative 999 Mode Gold collection, along with the introduction of the House of Goldheart concept and the new Destinée Hearts & Arrows Collection, signifies an exciting new chapter for the brand. These innovations collectively demonstrate Goldheart's dedication to offering new perspectives on gold and diamonds while respecting the heritage and trust established over more than forty years. https://shop.goldheart.com/

Join us for a Thai Tapas & Singha Beer Weekend - a new weekend dining experience at Thanying Restaurant, Amara Singapore, celebrating the bold and vibrant flavours of Thailand through a curated selection of sharing plates. Available from 3 July to 2 August 2026, the promotion features a Thai Tapas Platter paired with a bucket of five Singha beers for $68++, making it the perfect weekend gathering with family and friends. Gather your friends and kick back with a vibrant Thai-inspired sharing experience. Indulge in our Thai Tapas Platter featuring Thai fish cakes, seafood money bag, vegetable spring rolls and Gai Ping, paired with a bucket of five Singha beers for $68++. Add onto to the platter feast with an a la carte selection of small plates from $7++. From signature favourites like pomelo salad, corn cakes, Poo Ja and stuffed chicken wings to new additions such as cashew nuts salad, stir-fried squid tentacle with chili and basil and prawn wrapped with noodles, the perfect way to unwind and experience the bold flavours of Thailand over the weekend. View the menu here: https://thanyingrestaurants.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Thai-Tapas-menu.pdf

Amara Singapore presents the latest edition of “Local Legends” at Cafe Oriental, this time in collaboration with Abundance, a locally owned Taiwanese dining brand. Founded in 2021, Abundance was born out of a single bite at a Taiwanese night market that convinced its founders Singapore was missing out. What started as a hole-in-the-wall has since grown into a three-outlet destination for modern Taiwanese comfort eats islandwide. Running from 16 to 26 July 2026, this limited-time only collaboration is the latest chapter that aims to partner chefs and dining institutions to offer guests a flavour of Singapore and Southeast Asian cuisine. "At Amara Singapore, we believe the community is best celebrated through the stories, culture and experiences that bring people together," said Gordon Aeria, General Manager of Amara Singapore. "Local Legends was created to offer guests a flavour of Singapore and Southeast Asian cuisine. Abundance is a natural choice for this collaboration with its dedication to cultural storytelling and creating memorable dining experiences that foster community connection. We are excited to bring this collaboration to Cafe Oriental and share these flavours with our guests." "Taiwanese food has always been about comfort, craft and the people who make it,” said Tan Yuan Xin, Co-founder of Abundance. “Collaborating with Amara Singapore on this collaboration has been an exciting creative process, and the two exclusive dishes are a true reflection of that. We cannot wait for guests to experience Taiwanese flavours in a way they have not quite seen before.” Available daily between 12pm to 2.30pm for lunch and 6pm to 9pm for dinner at Cafe Oriental from 16 to 26 July 2026. Reservations for Local Legends: Cafe Oriental x Abundance can be made here.

From 22 June until 18 November 2026, Pacific Emporium presents an exquisite afternoon tea experience inspired by timeless English classics. Crafted by Executive Sous Chef Cheah Hun Leong and his Culinary Team, as well as Executive Pastry Chef Edina Si and her Pastry Team, this afternoon tea experience is served daily with two seatings available from 1:00pm until 3:00pm, and 4:00pm until 6:00pm. Guests are welcomed with the Royale Lavender Earl Grey, a refreshing floral drink that combines Earl Grey tea with fragrant lavender and the zest of lemon. This is followed by a delectable array of savouries, such as Corn Parfait, Duck Rillettes Mille-feuille with plum confit and Siberian caviar, Bacon-wrapped Shrimp topped with a blackcurrant glaze, earl-grey infused Mini Salmon Bagel, Virginia Ham Quiche with truffle pearl, and Chicken Tea Sandwich. The selection of sweets is equally luxurious, featuring the Raspberry Hazelnut Royaltine, Japanese Custard Pudding, Pink Grapefruit Mint Gâteau, Pistachio Kunafe-style Tart, Corn Roulade with popcorn-infused chantilly cream, as well as Classic and Yuzu Scones, served with honey, raspberry jam, and English clotted cream. On weekdays, these sweet and savoury creations are presented on an elegant three-tiered stand, accompanied by a choice of main course, such as Classic Chicken Pie, Braised Beef Short Ribs, Kedgeree, and Fish and Chips. The experience concludes with a Green Apple Sorbet as a palate cleanser, served with English breakfast tea jelly, dill, and celery. On weekends, the experience transforms into an indulgent buffet-style affair, where guests can enjoy unlimited servings of the Chef’s Speciality Showcase. This selection features all four signature main courses alongside the addition of Mango Pani Puri. The afternoon tea experience comes with your choice of the finest TWG teas or Robert Timms coffee, while a glass of Taittinger Brut Réserve Champagne can be added on for $20++. English Afternoon Tea at Pacific Emporium First Seating | 1:00pm until 3:00pm Second Seating | 4:00pm until 6:00pm. Mondays to Fridays $58++ per person $78++ per person (Including a glass of Taittinger Brut Réserve Champagne) Saturdays and Sundays (Buffet-style) $68++ per person $88++ per person (Including a glass of Taittinger Brut Réserve Champagne) $34++ per child (6 to 12 years old) For reservations, please call +65 6826 8240 or email dining.ppsin@panpacific.com.

Pan Pacific Singapore’s award-winning buffet restaurant, Edge, presents ‘A Sea of Flavours’, an exclusive dinner experience available from Fridays to Sundays, from 15 May until 21 June 2026. The highlight of this experience is a premium selection of seafood, ranging from fresh seafood on ice to charcoal-grilled classics, as well as Asian-inspired dishes. Curated by Executive Chef Andy Oh and his Culinary Team, the menu showcases fresh seafood on ice, such as Sustainable Boston Lobster, Snow Crab, Tiger Prawn, Pacific Clam, and Black Mussel. Signature dishes include Salt-baked Mud Crab with Chilli Sauce and Nam Jim Jaew, Stir-fried White Pepper Crab with Scallion, Pulpo a la Gallega (Galician Octopus Tentacle), Creamy Salted Egg Yolk Crab, Lobster Bisque with Cognac, and much more. Beyond seafood, guests can enjoy a selection of premium meats, such as Mayura Station Chocolatefed Wagyu Beef with Ponzu and Braised Leek, Wok-fried Crispy Frog Leg with Salt and Pepper, and 12-hour Braised Tajima Wagyu Beef Short Rib. The spread also features international dishes, such as Japanese Sashimi and Assorted Sushi and Maki, House-smoked Pork Belly, Chef Andy’s Signature Penang Char Kway Teow, Mud Crab Dum Biryani, Tandoori Fish Tikka, and more. End your meal on a sweet note with Edge’s dessert live station featuring Mango Pani Puri, or enjoy Yam Mousse Cake, Peach Tart, and Honey Jelly with Snow Bird’s Nest and Aloe Vera, among other indulgent delights. To enhance the experience, a beer package of a bucket of five bottles is available at an additional $78++. Specially brewed by Paulaner Bräuhaus Singapore for Pan Pacific Singapore, The Portman Lager is smooth and full-bodied, complementing the robust flavours of Edge’s ‘A Sea of Flavours’ spread. ‘A Sea of Flavours’ at Edge 15 May until 21 June 2026, Fridays to Sundays Available for dinner from 6:00pm until 10:00pm $128++ per adult | Inclusive of free flow of soft drinks $64++ per child (6 to 12 years old) | Inclusive of free flow of soft drinks Top up an additional $78++ for a bucket of five bottles of The Portman Lager

ILTM Asia Pacific 2026 focused on personalized business meetings, curated networking, and wellness-driven luxury travel trends, hosted at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore from June 29 to July 2, 2026. Key themes included personalization, the evolving profile of affluent Asian travelers, and the increasing importance of wellness in luxury travel decisions. Main Market Themes A significant theme was the diversity of the Asia Pacific market, with ILTM highlighting the region beyond just China and showcasing travel demand from Australia to Korea and New Zealand. The event emphasized that luxury travel is increasingly experience-led, culturally immersive, and highly personalized rather than just focused on opulence. Wellness as a Driver Wellness was a prominent theme, with research linked to ILTM’s Asia Pacific program showing that wellness is now a crucial factor for affluent travelers, with strong interest in spa resorts, nature immersion, treatments, and more meaningful trips. This trend reflects a broader shift in luxury travel behavior, where wellbeing-related facilities and services increasingly influence hotel and destination choices. Buyer Behavior The event highlighted that luxury buyers now expect precise and relevant supplier matching. ILTM’s format and attendee feedback emphasize that the event is effective because it efficiently connects the right buyers and suppliers, leading to productive meetings and long-term partnerships. Brands that clearly articulate their unique offerings, especially in experience design and personalization, have a significant advantage. Industry Outlook The overall sentiment at the event was optimistic about luxury travel growth in Asia Pacific. TravelMole reported strong attendance in the previous edition, including 40,000 matched meetings and over 70 media attendees, indicating the show remains a key networking platform for the region. The takeaway was that Asia Pacific’s high-net-worth growth, coupled with wellness demand and evolving consumer expectations, is shaping the future of luxury travel. Holistic Curation From a media, brand, or partnership perspective, the key message from ILTM Asia Pacific 2026 is that luxury travel in the region is now centered around curated relevance: the right buyer, product, story, and experience. Brands that blend premium service with wellness, authenticity, and strong personalization aligned well with the overall sentiment. VISA's Overview Visa’s presentation at ILTM Asia Pacific described a strong but more selective growth story for luxury travel across APAC: the region is expanding rapidly, but the focus is shifting to markets with rising affluence, strong outbound momentum, and significant high-net-worth spending power. Key figures indicated that 48% of the world’s new affluent will be in Asia Pacific, with Visa estimating a US$2.14 trillion total addressable market across 10 key regional markets. Regional Picture Visa portrayed APAC as the world’s strongest long-term source of new affluent consumers, driven by urbanization, internationalization, and government reforms that have boosted wealth creation over time. However, the growth environment is becoming more challenging due to China’s slowdown, higher interest rates, and geopolitical factors that complicate international expansion. 2025–2028 Luxury Market Shift The message for 2025–2028 is that luxury travel demand is expanding beyond traditional strongholds, even as China remains the largest source of elite spenders. Visa noted that Japan and Australia have historically been the biggest HNWI sources, but China has surpassed them since the pandemic and continues to dominate regional luxury spending. For brands planning the next three years, growth will involve targeting new areas of outbound wealth creation. Expanding Markets The fastest-growing source markets identified were India and the Philippines, with Vietnam and Indonesia noted as emerging markets to watch. India and the Philippines are rapidly increasing in outbound volume, even though their per-trip spend is lower than China or Australia, which Visa estimated at about US$1,000 compared to about US$3,000 for Chinese or Australian travelers. Australia was highlighted as an exception to the broader slowdown, with travel growth still accelerating due to immigration and a resilient premium travel base. Spending Behavior - Affluence Visa’s data indicated that affluent spending in Asia Pacific is rising sharply, with HNWI spending up 20% year on year. Luxury spending behavior is becoming more selective and trust-driven, with many APAC consumers favoring offline purchases for high-value items to ensure confidence, experience, and authenticity. This trend underscores the importance for travel brands of high-touch service, strong brand storytelling, and in-market relationships rather than relying solely on digital acquisition. Travel Motivation Visa identified five core priorities shaping HNWI spending in the region: physical health and well-being, long-term financial security, family and social relationships, cultural proficiency, and curated luxury goods and experiences. Different markets show different triggers: relaxation is especially important for affluent travelers from Taiwan and Hong Kong, while family time is crucial for travelers from Malaysia, South Korea, and New Zealand. More broadly, travel choices are influenced by food, shopping, culture, seasonal events, theme parks, and visits to overseas family and friends. Commercial Priorities For luxury travel businesses, the 2025–2028 opportunity lies in mapping growth by source-market behavior, not just by GDP or population size. China remains vital, but new value is emerging from India, Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines, Australia, and other APAC markets where affluent travel demand is growing. The best-positioned brands will align product design with each market’s motivation profile, particularly in wellness, family travel, and premium experiential journeys. Australia Perspective Australia was highlighted as a standout market due to its strong outbound spending, resilient travel demand, and growth supported by immigration. Visa’s research also noted that Australians prefer accommodation when traveling, consistent with a premium-stay mindset, making them particularly valuable for luxury hospitality brands. In the regional luxury travel map, Australia is both a high-value source market and a beneficiary of APAC’s broader wealth expansion. More Information: https://www.iltm.com/asia-pacific/en-gb.html

BYPHYTO is a Korean clean skincare and bodycare brand established on the belief that skin can be "perfected through subtraction." Created by two Miss Korea winners who became broadcast professionals, the brand focuses on incorporating high-performance actives like 10,000ppm Phyto Rice PDRN and 100,000ppm Panthenol into a simple, effective routine. BYPHYTO's Rest for Romance collection is available through Korea's top premium retail and e-commerce platforms, such as The Hyundai, KakaoTalk Gift, 29CM, SSG, and Musinsa Beauty. BYPHYTO Brings Korea's "Perfected Through Subtraction" Skincare Philosophy to Global Travel Retail BYPHYTO, a Korean clean skincare brand rooted in the philosophy of "perfected through subtraction," has strengthened its presence in Korea's premium beauty market as it gears up for global travel retail expansion. From its inception, the brand has emphasized a straightforward concept: fewer steps with higher concentration restore skin more effectively than a complex routine. BYPHYTO was established by Hee-won Park and Su-jung Hong, both former Miss Korea titleholders—Park representing Gangwon and Hong representing Daejeon—who later pursued careers as broadcast announcers and weathercasters at MBC and YTN. Their years under studio lights, constantly applying and removing heavy makeup, led them to seek a skincare solution that the market lacked, resulting in the creation of BYPHYTO. "To reach perfection, we learned the art of omission. Our skin on screen had to remain flawless regardless of the conditions we put it through – and in that irony, we realized the answer wasn't more products, it was less, done properly," said Heewon Park, Co-CEO of BYPHYTO, Head of Sales Network & Premium Distribution. This philosophy is integral to every BYPHYTO formula. Instead of using multiple products with low concentrations, the brand focuses its active ingredients into a concise four-step routine: Cleanse, Infuse, Seal, Extend. This ritual is designed to be completed in 15 minutes at the end of the day. Ingredient Innovation BYPHYTO's formulas are anchored by three core technologies: Phyto Rice PDRN, 10,000ppm – a plant-derived alternative to salmon-based PDRN that supports the skin's natural regeneration cycle at a cellular level. High-content Panthenol, 100,000ppm – a concentrated barrier-repair complex safe for sensitive skin. Triple Layering Vegan Formula – vegan collagen, peptide, and hyaluronic acid combined for complete multi-care in a single step. Expanding Beyond the Face As Korea's facial skincare market has become increasingly saturated, BYPHYTO spotted an underserved niche in the extremities – hands and feet – where the first visible signs of aging often occur and are least addressed. Their Coconut Kiss Collagen Hand and Foot Masks combine 300-Dalton ultra-low molecular collagen (5,000ppm) with a four-layer coconut moisture complex, embodying the brand's "less steps, more core" philosophy in a category that BYPHYTO pioneered at this level of formulation. Proven in the Korean Market BYPHYTO has expanded its retail presence without the use of paid advertising. The brand's achievements include: Featuring in major department store channels, with pop-ups and official launches at The Hyundai Being listed as a top self-purchase beauty gift in KakaoTalk Gift's "Premium Gift" category Availability on 29CM and SSG, platforms renowned for their highly engaged, design-aware consumer base High repeat purchase rates among the MZ wellness community on Musinsa Beauty Receiving over 90% positive customer feedback from verified buyers on Naver Smart Store Gaining organic endorsements from more than 15 Korean broadcasters and on-air personalities, including announcers and weathercasters from MBC, YTN, KBS, and SBS "BYPHYTO isn't just a brand that sells products. We see ourselves as a partner that designs healthy lifestyle routines for our customers – and that's the experience we're bringing to our international partners next," said Su-jung Hong, Co-CEO of BYPHYTO, Head of Brand Strategy & Global Product Planning. With an established product line, solid natural brand credibility in one of the most competitive beauty markets globally, and a clear philosophy that resonates across different categories and cultures, BYPHYTO is now introducing its Rest for Romance collection to international travel retail and premium distribution partners. For more information, visit www.byphyto.com

For World Chocolate Day (July 7), Raffles City is giving away complimentary Venchi Murrine 2-piece Chocoviar Gift Boxes to the first 200 redemptions. You can unlock this exclusive treat by keying in the reward code on your CapitaStar App. In the final phase of CapitaLand’s Ready, Set, Summer! campaign, they are offering a delightful experience for chocolate enthusiasts: “Choc O’ Clock”. Join the chocolate festivities from 24 June – 7 July 2026: The Big Day (7 July): On World Chocolate Day, visitors can head to ROYCE’ (Westgate) for a free Pure Chocolate (20 pcs) box or to Venchi (Raffles City) for a free 2pc Chocoviar Gift Box (Limited to the first 200 redemptions per store). The headline deal is 50% off Venchi Murrine Sleeve with Assorted Chocolates 100g with the CapitaStar code ILOVECHOC, plus a free gourmet gelato upgrade and a free Venchi Murrine 2-Pcs Chocoviar Gift Box for the first 200 redemptions at Raffles City on 7 July. The Venchi offer is tied to CapitaStar and is limited to selected redemptions, so it is best treated as a while-stocks-last, first-come-first-served deal. The Raffles City Venchi outlet is at 252 North Bridge Road, #01-37A, Singapore 179103, open 10am–10pm daily. 50% Off Flash Deals: Enter the secret campaign reward code on the CapitaStar App to receive 50% off premium items like the ROYCE' Pure Chocolate 40pcs box, Venchi Murrine Sleeve 100g, and Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Large Choc Cookie Crumble Ice Blended®. The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf: 50% off the large Choc Cookie Crumble Ice Blended drink (U.P. $9.90) 10X STAR$® Rewards: Collect 10X Bonus STAR$® at participating dessert stores in CapitaLand malls during this time. more information : https://www.capitaland.com/sg/en/shop/malls/discover/Ready-Set-Summer.html

Flockhill is a remarkable lodge and villas spanning 36,000 acres. The Homestead, a four-bedroom accommodation, can host up to eight guests. In December 2024, Flockhill introduced seven villas and the Sugarloaf restaurant, led by chef Taylor Cullen, offering refined dining. The focus is on food grown on-site, collaborating with the land to create simple dishes that emphasize seasonal, mostly in-house produce. New Zealand chef Taylor Cullen will present hyper-seasonal, open-fire cooking inspired by Flockhill's renowned restaurant Sugarloaf. Flockhill, a luxury alpine lodge on New Zealand's South Island, is set to introduce its esteemed dining philosophy to Singapore in June (events are June 16, 17) through a unique culinary partnership with Burnt Ends and Tourism New Zealand. Under the leadership of celebrated Kiwi chef Taylor Cullen, the event will highlight New Zealand cuisine using hyper-seasonal ingredients and open-fire cooking, emphasizing a strong connection to land, provenance, and seasonality. Chef Taylor will craft a menu influenced by the principles of Flockhill's internationally acclaimed restaurant Sugarloaf, where self-sufficiency, fermentation, preservation, and mindful sourcing define the dining experience. The collaboration was inspired after Burnt Ends chef-owner Dave Pynt visited Flockhill and experienced Sugarloaf firsthand, captivated by its ingredient-focused philosophy and immersive dining approach grounded in place and nature. Fundamentally, the collaboration unites two restaurants with a mutual appreciation for craft, provenance, and fire-based cooking. The 2-bedroom Villas (totaling fourteen king bedrooms) are a stunning complement to the award-winning Homestead. Amenities include all meals at the Sugarloaf restaurant, featuring premium international and New Zealand wine options, signature experiences like the Flockhill Farm Tour, and optional activities such as horse riding, rafting, hiking, fishing, caving, and e-biking. Introduction | Location Flockhill, situated on New Zealand’s South Island, is a 36,000-acre working sheep station and an ultra-luxury alpine lodge nestled in the breathtaking Southern Alps. Located along the Great Alpine Highway in the Craigieburn Valley, it is a convenient 90-minute scenic drive (approximately 110 kilometers) from Christchurch International Airport. The Great Kiwi Muster | Flockhill Farm Tour The signature Farm Tour at Flockhill is a must-see for every guest staying at our High Country lodge. At Flockhill, you have the rare chance to immerse yourself in the life of an authentic South Island sheep station. Your luxurious farm stay features our acclaimed Farm Tour, a fascinating 2-hour adventure that takes you into the core of Flockhill Station, a sprawling working farm set against the stunning backdrop of the Southern Alps. This signature experience is a beloved choice for both adults and children. The new Villas – Each Villa includes two junior suites at either end with a connecting lounge, offering three booking layouts: the junior suite (one bedroom), a deluxe suite (one bedroom and the lounge), or a villa (two bedrooms and the lounge). Guests can enjoy a king bed or twin beds, a cozy fire, and comfortable seating. Floor-to-ceiling windows and a private deck provide panoramic views of Purple Hill’s summit. The lounge features a social and dining area, an ambient fireplace, and glass doors leading to an additional private deck with outdoor seating and a second fireplace. This is relaxed luxury at its finest, with a soothing palette and organic textures in the villas and The Homestead. The Homestead - A four-bedroom luxury homestead with a private chef. A stunning property offering views from every room of Lake Pearson, Sugar Loaf, Purple Hill, and beyond. Nature and design merge as the Homestead incorporates the outdoors through handcrafted pieces and organic textures, inviting guests to unwind and indulge while inspiring a sense of adventure. The property expertly combines luxurious accommodations with the experience of working farm life, earning it the title of the "chicest sheep station in the world." Visitors can partake in farm activities like bottle-feeding lambs and taking station tours, as well as outdoor adventures such as fly fishing, horseback riding, heli-skiing, and mountain biking. https://www.flockhillnz.com/