The Tangerine Road is inspired by the rich cultures and heritage of various countries throughout Asia and beyond. Each of its capsule collections feature lively colours and flourishing prints in a wonderful array of styles. The new SS21 collection brings even more luscious designs - this season inspired by Japan - that are quite simply, guaranteed to wow!

Join us at TheAC Raffles for an exclusive early viewing of the Hana collection with The Tangerine Road co-founder and designer Paola Bianchi. Previews are available by appointment on Wednesday 5th and Saturday 8th of May from 12-5pm.

Please use this platform to register your interest to attend. If you have any questions, please reach out to us via Instagram @theacraffles

We look forward to seeing you soon!

ABOUT THE BRAND

"The Tangerine Road is inspired by the ancient silk road, a unique route that in the Old days connected Europe to China through many different countries and cultures.

Travelling is a big part of this project. All the countries we have visited over the past few years in Asia inspired us with their flavours, people, landscapes... admiring dancers in Bali or flying over Bagan in a hot air balloon, everything we experienced flourished through our creativity providing contents, colours and meaning to our clothes.

Featuring sophisticated silhouettes and vibrant prints The Tangerine Road incorporates our Italian flair for tailoring and classic aesthetics.

As a Slow-Fashion brand we fully embrace Sustainability by empowering local communities of small fabric suppliers, by using only the end of stock silk and by producing small-batch capsule collections through our skilled tailor in Hong Kong and Shenzhen."

ABOUT PAOLA BIANCHI

Florence-born, Economics PhD, Singapore-based mum-of -two, Paola spent the past 10 years working in the fashion industry in New York, Florence and London.

Having moved to Hong Kong for her husband’s work, she fell in love with the city of the Fragrant Harbour and co-founded “The Tangerine Road” in 2017, celebrating and showcasing Asian hidden textile culture and intriguing traditions. In 2019, she moved to Singapore where she enjoys the vibrant multicultural vibe of the city and its luscious tropical gardens that provide a continuous source of inspiration.