Style News: Puma x Squid Game collection, Ralph Lauren Fragrances’ beach club pop-up

Puma launches Squid Game 2 capsule collection

You can now wear the infamous Squid Game green-and-white tracksuit while you watch Season 2 of the popular Netflix series when it premieres on Dec 26.

The multinational sportswear label is giving some of its signature apparel a makeover, inspired by scenes, characters and moments from the world of Squid Game. The K-drama follows a group of contestants who take part in a series of deadly games where the last man standing wins a massive pot of cash.

Puma’s iconic T7 Track Jacket ($129) and T7 Track Pants ($109) feature a staircase pattern containing hidden Puma logos. Referencing the teal-green uniforms worn by the contestants, the tracksuits’ velour fabric is complemented by custom hangtags and co-branded chest labels.

Those looking for a subtle Squid Game reference can check out the graphic T-shirts ($59), backpack ($149) and cap ($75).

The Easy Rider footwear ($169) is reimagined with details from the show’s “Red Light, Green Light” game. The green leather footwear features a hologram on the heel, which turns from red to green. The shoes also come with a sinister Young-hee doll hangtag.

In addition, the Squid Game suede sneaker ($169) borrows its theme from the show’s stair room, by way of bright colour hits and zigzag overlays. 

Puma is giving out a Squid Game plush keychain to those who spend a minimum of $150 on the Puma x Netflix Squid Game collection. This promotion is available only at Puma 313@somerset, Ion Orchard, VivoCity, United Square, Bugis+, OG People’s Park, selected Limited Edt stores and Foot Locker at Orchard Gateway.

Info: Available at selected Puma stores from Dec 12

The World Of Polo Beach Club pop-up opens on Sentosa

Enjoy sun, sand and scents at Ralph Lauren Fragrances’ The World Of Polo Beach Club at beach club +Twelve on Sentosa till Dec 22.

Designed to showcase the American brand’s iconic Polo fragrances, the event invites visitors to explore the distinct personality of each scent – whether it is the aquatic elegance of Polo Blue, the athletic vibrancy of Polo 67 or the bold adrenaline rush of Polo Red – through curated displays and a beachside ambience.

Visitors can also indulge in signature cocktails, collect complimentary sample vials and enjoy exclusive promotions and bundles available on Lazada.

Shoppers can expect curated gifts, including travel-size fragrances and limited-edition merchandise, with every purchase made online.

Info: +Twelve, 54 Palawan Beach Walk, from 11am to 9pm (Mondays to Thursdays) and 9.30am to 10.30pm (Fridays to Sundays)

L’Occitane and Pullman’s festive collaboration

L’Occitane Singapore has partnered Pullman Singapore Hill Street for The Grand Voyage festive collaboration.

Start with The Grand Voyage Afternoon Tea, a feast for the senses inspired by L’Occitane’s limited-edition holiday collection.

Until Dec 31, step into Madison’s – the hotel’s all-day dining space – and indulge in a curated selection of treats that pairs seasonal flavours with vibrant citrus notes straight from Provence. At $118++ for two, the afternoon tea includes two L’Occitane Holiday Hand Creams.

Looking for a longer escape? The Grand Holiday Escape With L’Occitane Room Package starts at $270++ a night. Guests will enjoy luxurious in-room L’Occitane amenities, breakfast and an exclusive holiday gift set valued at $145, which includes the French brand’s citrus-scented Citron Luminciana Shower Oil and Hand Cream.

Discounts apply for Accor Plus members and L’Occitane staff and customers.

Info: Pullman Singapore Hill Street, 1 Hill Street. Book your staycation at

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Spectacle Hut opens biggest flagship

The home-grown optical retail chain has unveiled its largest and most comprehensive boutique at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands – and is celebrating the festive season with new eyewear collections from Tiffany & Co, Miu Miu and Versace.

Boasting over 2,000 eyewear options from more than 30 brands, including French luxury brands Chanel and Dior, and premium German labels Maybach and Lotos, the boutique also houses a VIP consultation lounge, where customers can explore brands in a private setting.

There is also The Smart Shopper digital catalogue, which allows customers to browse an extensive inventory beyond the store’s walls. They can try on glasses virtually and create their ideal pair, with up to 14 million customisable eyewear combinations. Prices start at $200.

Optometrists are on hand to assist customers throughout the entire process, starting with comprehensive eye screenings conducted at the Essilor Vision Centre.

Equipped with two cutting-edge examination rooms, the centre uses advanced technology that is said to be able to test for glaucoma, cataracts, dry eyes and eye strain in individuals as young as five.

Following the screenings, they are able to offer personalised recommendations for prescription glasses, sunglasses or contact lenses.

Info: The Spectacle Hut boutique is located at B2-45 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue

i’mable Collective’s first capsule collection

The i’mable Collective, an initiative by local organisation SG Enable which focuses on building a supportive community for artists and makers with disabilities, has partnered Singapore Fashion Council to give shopping a purpose.

Available until Dec 31, the capsule collection at Dors (Design Orchard Retail Space) showcases more than 30 styles of womenswear, childrenswear, bags, accessories and lifestyle products crafted from recycled or upcycled materials and co-created by persons with disabilities.

Earlier in 2024, five local designers – Ans.Ein, Bound Designs, Ikkikidz, Photo Phactory and Re-store – answered a call to create employment opportunities for persons with disabilities.

Designers participated in disability management workshops conducted by SG Enable’s Enabling Academy to better understand the needs of their collaborators, and then trained and employed over 40 individuals to design, craft and bring this collection to life.

Standout pieces include macrame bags and vibrant linocut-printed childrenswear. Prices range from $29 for a kid’s T-shirt to $580 for a kebaya jacket.

Info: Available at Dors, 250 Orchard Road