In this intimate conversation, London-based designers Harri (UK), Jaimus Tailor (UK) and Hot Bodies Curator Hanyi Lee (SG) sit down with Vogue Singapore Contributing Editor and Host, Yvette King, to unpack the inspirations, provocations, and challenges behind their work for the Hot Bodies exhibition. From behavioral shifts in how we dress, to the radical potential of head-resilient design, they’ll explore how fashion will change the way humans handle rising heat.

Join us for a fireside chat between Assoc Prof Jason Lee, Director of the Heat Resilience & Performance Centre (HRPC) at the NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, and Jemimah Seow, Researcher for HOT BODIES. Together, they unpack the science and sensations of living in a warming world — from how our bodies adapt to heat, to what we’ve misunderstood about the sun. Expect myth-busting insights on sweat, sunlight, and survival, as Assoc Prof Lee reframes the conversation around heat not as our enemy, but as a force we can learn to live — and even thrive — alongside.

In a climate like Singapore’s, beauty isn’t just about looking good—it’s also about surviving the heat. Join this panel led by Vogue Singapore's Beauty Editor, Emily Heng, on heat-resilient skincare and makeup, which will equip you with the knowledge on how to protect your skin barrier, keep your look impeccable in this humidity, and build a routine that works with rising temperatures. This beauty lab is part of Hot Bodies’ wider conversation on how we adapt—and thrive—in a warming world.