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Straits Times
8 hours ago
- Business
- Straits Times
S'pore's first The Coach Coffee Shop opens at RWS with classic sandwiches, chilli crab soft serve
Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox The Coach Coffee Shop adds to other fancy F&B concepts by global luxury fashion brands. SINGAPORE – Following a successful two-year run of its cafe in Keong Saik Road from 2023, American fashion house Coach has debuted its first permanent The Coach Coffee Shop at Resorts World Sentosa (RWS). The 139 sq m cafe, located at RWS' new lifestyle enclave Weave, seats 12 indoors and 23 outdoors. It includes a merchandise section and is directly connected to a Coach store – of about the same size – selling the brand's range of bags, clothes, shoes and accessories. This marks the 14th outlet of The Coach Coffee Shop, which includes Asian outposts in Japan, Indonesia, China, Malaysia and Taiwan. There are two more in the United States. The menu at The Coach Coffee Shop here focuses on classic American sandwiches – grilled cheese ($13), featuring a blend of melted American cheddar, gruyere and extra sharp cheddar, served with tomato soup; wagyu beef hotdog ($15); and reuben ($19) with tender corned beef, sauerkraut and Swiss Cheese. The latter two come with chips. On weekends, the cafe rolls out its cheeseburger ($22), with two wagyu patties, melted red cheddar and housemade sauce, served with curly fries. All the bread is made in-house. The attention to detail is best showcased in the drinks ($8 to $9) department, with its C-shaped ice 'cubes', popsicles and chocolate pieces. Top stories Swipe. Select. Stay informed. Singapore MHA to support HSA's crackdown on Kpod abusers and help in treatment of offenders: Shanmugam Business S'pore's Q2 total employment rises, but infocomm and professional services sectors see more job cuts Singapore Fewer than 1 in 5 people noticed suspicious items during MHA's social experiments Asia Powerful 8.8-magnitude quake in Russia's far east causes tsunami; Japan, Hawaii order evacuations Singapore Migrant workers who gave kickbacks to renew work passes were conservancy workers at AMK Town Council Business Seatrium to pay $168m to Brazilian authorities, $73m to Singapore authorities to settle corruption case Asia 'Hashing things out': Japan, Vietnam, EU contest terms of US tariff deals behind the scenes Singapore Escape, discover, connect: Where new memories are made The cafe offers location-exclusive soft serve flavours, and the Singapore special is chilli crab ($9), complete with C-stamped fried mantou and a good spicy kick. Have it in a cone (add $1.50), which also carries the brand's iconic C logo. Coach debuted its cafe concept in Singapore in April 2023, marking its firs t f oray into the food and beverage (F&B) scene. Then, it was meant as a test bed for developing future F&B concepts. The space in Keong Saik Road, known as the Coach Play Singapore Shophouse, now houses its New York-inspired Coach Bar, which was launched in May and is currently slated to run till the end of the third quarter of 2025. The bar offers a selection of bar bites, as well as cocktails and $12 martinis. Different versions of the grilled cheese sandwich and wagyu hotdog are available at the Coach Bar too, albeit priced at $23 and $30 respectively. And, by the fourth quarter of 2025, a Coach Restaurant will make its debut at Jewel Changi Airport. Should the bar extend its run, Singapore will be the first country to house all three concepts. The Coach Coffee Shop adds to other fancy F&B concepts by global luxury fashion brands. These include Italian brand Prada's Prada Caffe at Ion Orchard, Le Chocolat Maxime Frederic chocolaterie at French maison Louis Vuitton's boutique at Marina Bay Sands (MBS), and Ralph's Coffee by American label Ralph Lauren at MBS and Shaw Centre.
Cosmopolitan
19 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Cosmopolitan
Anne Hathaway Spotted With New Hair Color on the ‘Devil Wears Prada 2' Set
As I'm sure we're all seen (via social media, ofc), filming for The Devil Wears Prada 2 is well underway. But that's [not] all, because while Anne Hathaway, Meryl Streep and Stanley Tucci all star as their original characters, circa a decade later, they've each had a glow up – natch. Our favorite? Andy Sachs (aka, Anne), who is now, along with a revamped wardrobe, rocking fresh red streaky highlights. Let's just hope Miranda approves... As shown in the new pap snaps below, taken July 28, Anne's trademark brunette curls aren't all lost, but instead, subtle auburn highlights have been added. (Either that, or the lighting on set is creating the illusion of red undertones in her hair.) It's subtle yet noticeable and oh, so very autumnal! Wouldn't you agree? Hair aside, gone are the lumpy blue sweaters, and in their place, Anne has been serving fire fashionable 'fits. We're talking power suits galore! My favorite (seeing as you're so eager to know) is the vintage Jean Paul Gaultier pinstriped suit and a Coach bag. It's giving boss, and it gives us hope that Andy has ditched Nate (IYKYK). Meryl Streep's glow up, on the other hand, consists of not aging a day—I mean, just look at her! And the pixie? Yep, still intact 10 years later. All in all, these transformations give us hope that the sequel will live up to the original film. You best believe we're counting down the days til its release!
Graziadaily
21 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Graziadaily
The Coach Bag Andy Sachs Is Carrying Tells Us Everything About Her Style Now
Coach Gotham Slim Briefcase As The Devil Wears Prada 2 buzz builds, people aren't just curious about the plot - they're watching what Anne Hathaway's Andy Sachs will be wearing. It's been a while since we saw her first step into the fashion world, nervous and unsure, trading her lumpy blue sweater for designer looks. Her latest accessory choice speaks volumes about where her style stands now, and that's clear from the vintage Coach Metropolitan Briefcase she's been spotted carrying on set. It's not a flashy Chloe Paddington or a oversized Balenciaga City Bag drowning in bag charms or a Labubu's. Instead, it's a satchel with history - the kind of bag that's been around since 1987, built to last, with real character (no pun intended). Strutting the streets of New York, she's pulled the vintage Coach bag a few times to what we can only assume are days in the office. Our favourite look thus far has to be the crisp all-white ensemble - Phoebe Philo top and Nili Logan cotton-blend tapered pants - topped off with Modellerie spiked leather heels from Prada. Satchels like this have always been practical but stylish, favoured by people who want something functional but classic. Fashion insiders rarely wear the loudest pieces in the room. The more experience someone has in the industry, the more their style tends to strip back - fewer logos, quieter choices, better cuts, better materials. And now, decades later, these older models are almost impossible to find - especially in good condition. When they do surface on resale sites, they rarely stick around for long, often selling anywhere from £200 to £500 depending on the wear and colourway. The Metropolitan Briefcase fits into that world easily. It's structured, well-made, and doesn't ask for attention. Andy carrying it says a lot. It's not a stretch to say she could have any designer bag she wants and she's not interested in keeping up with trends or chasing the latest drop. Andy's Coach satchel is a quiet reminder that sometimes, the best style is the one with history behind it. 1. Coach Leather Satchel 2. Coach Gotham Slim Briefcase 3. Coach Caleb Work Bag Renee Washington , Grazia's digital fashion and beauty writer, lives online. With a penchant for wispy lashes and streetwear, she writes about the worlds of fashion and beauty from the viewpoint of the modern fashion girlie..
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Natalie Portman Pauses Her Sneakers Streak for Boho-Chic Wedge Sandals
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. After three days without a Natalie Portman sighting, I was beginning to think her rom-com Good Sex had wrapped. I'd certainly miss Portman's sometimes nostalgic costumes, but with The Devil Wears Prada 2 and Happy Hours still in production, there's enough outfit inspiration to go around. However, on July 24, the Oscar winner returned to the movie's New York set, to embrace her character's boho side in sky-high wedge sandals. In between takes, paparazzi captured Portman wearing Coach's Archival Buckle Wedges: $250 sandals currently listed for $100 off. The 4.5" platforms were so tall, they just barely peeked out from underneath her Chloé wide-leg pants circa 2016. From there, Portman tucked an oversize The Cure band tee into her burgundy bottoms, and cinched them with a black leather belt. Most information about Portman's character, Lucy has been kept under wraps. But now we know she's a therapist by day, and a punk-rock fan by night. This'll make for a stellar soundtrack. View Deal In the accessory department, Portman's on-screen alter-ego sourced Chloé once more. She chose a metallic gold crossbody bag in the shape of a seashell. It retails for $2,450 and added a summery splash to her final 'fit. Though she didn't wear it, the Black Swan star brought along a light-wash jean jacket. You can tell Portman is in character because she rarely wears wedges off-screen. The closest she'll get to her boho sandals are ankle-tied espadrilles. In 2023, she attended the French Open in espadrille sandals, plus a patterned poplin dress, a Dior straw hat, and cat-eye sunglasses. However, she's rarely styled them since. Portman prefers statement sneakers, ballet flats, or boots. On the Good Sex set, Portman has stayed loyal to office-friendly footwear, most notably $1,150 Dior sneakers, leather loafers, and the occasional Keds. Her clogs-clad costume suggests Ally's fashion is more free-spirited than I initially assumed—a plot twist I can't wait to see unfold on screen. Shop Wedges Inspired by Natalie Portman View Deal View Deal View Deal View Deal View Deal View Deal
CNBC
2 days ago
- Business
- CNBC
Jim Cramer explains what's driving the stock of Tapestry
CNBC's Jim Cramer on Monday explained what he thinks is driving the stock of Tapestry, a company known for brands like Coach, Kate Spade and Stuart Weitzman. To Cramer, Tapestry has made some savvy business choices after it decided to walk away from an acquisition deal. "In the end, giving up on the Capri Holdings acquisition turned out to be a brilliant move for Tapestry," he said. "Rather than buying a bunch of struggling brands, they made a much better investment in their own stock, sold off the unexciting Stuart Weitzman business, and have turned their core Coach brand into a powerhouse." After the Federal Trade Commission blocked the deal late last year, Tapestry called off plans to acquire apparel peer Capri, which owns brands including Jimmy Choo, Versace and Michael Kors. But shares have climbed since then, and the stock hit a new 52-week high on Monday, up just over 69% year-to-date. Wall Street did not like Tapestry's proposed purchase of Capri, in part because some of Capri's brands are not doing well, Cramer said. Investors were concerned that adding Capri's brands would derail Tapestry's business, especially as its own core brands struggled, he continued. They were also worried Tapestry would overstretch its budget by borrowing billions for the deal, Cramer added. After Tapestry abandoned the deal, it made a few moves Cramer said he liked — it announced it would redeem the deal debt and add to its buyback. The company also said it wouldn't make any more acquisitions until it turned around Kate Spade, which he said is something Wall Street wanted to hear. Tapestry's decision to sell Stuart Weitzman further emphasized the company's plan to focus on Coach and Kate Spade, he continued. Tapestry beat the estimates during its last quarter and raised its guidance, bolstered by growing sales from its Coach handbag arm, which makes up a large part of business. Cramer suggested that Coach is popular because consumers believe the products are high quality and reasonably priced compared to luxury peers. He was also positive on Tapestry's future because management said Coach is popular with Gen Z. Cramer said Tapestry is still managing to beat the estimates even as Kate Spade continues to struggle, so a turnaround for that brand would be "pure upside." There might be an opportunity to buy Tapestry at lower levels after it reports earnings in August, Cramer said, as expectations for the upcoming quarter are high. "Ideally, I want Tapestry to report a good quarter that doesn't quite satisfy the shareholder base, causing a sell-off that allows you to buy this stock at a lower price," Cramer said. "But if you like the story, you've got my blessing to put on a small position before the quarter, because from my perspective, Tapestry's management knows exactly what they're doing, and they're doing it well." Tapestry did not immediately respond to request for comment. Click here to download Jim Cramer's Guide to Investing at no cost to help you build long-term wealth and invest
