Vogue Singapore has announced the return of Vogue Leaders for its second edition, spotlighting 10 outstanding women who are redefining leadership and making a lasting impact across industries in Singapore.

Following the success of its inaugural launch, Vogue Leaders 2026 continues the publication’s mission of celebrating female thought leadership by recognising women whose influence, innovation, and vision are shaping the future.
This year’s honourees come from a wide range of fields including technology, finance, sports, arts, hospitality, fashion, entertainment, and social advocacy, reflecting the many forms leadership can take in today’s world.
Celebrating Modern Leadership
Vogue Leaders 2026 explores the journeys behind each honouree through a series of exclusive profiles and interviews. Readers can expect personal insights into the defining moments, values, and experiences that have guided each woman’s path to success.
The initiative also underscores Vogue Singapore’s continued commitment to amplifying voices that are driving meaningful progress while challenging traditional perceptions of leadership.
Public nominations for the 2026 edition opened on International Women’s Day, complemented by editorial selections and industry recommendations. Final honourees were chosen through a rigorous evaluation process led by Vogue Singapore’s editorial team, based on leadership, innovation, cultural influence, and contributions to their respective sectors.
Meet the Vogue Leaders 2026 Honourees
The 10 women recognised this year are:
- Sapna Chadha – Vice President, Google Asia Pacific (Southeast Asia and South Asia Frontier), honoured as The Tech Humanist
- Caecilia Chu – Co-founder and CEO of YouTrip, recognised as The Fintech Pioneer
- Chen Shiling – Founder and Executive Director of Happee Hearts Movement, named The Dauntless Advocate
- Amita Berthier – Olympian and National Fencer, celebrated as The Eagle-eyed Athlete
- Jackie Yoong – Senior Curator (Design), Asian Civilisations Museum, honoured as The Cultural Conduit
- Jeanette Aw – Actress, Producer and Pâtissier, recognised as The Screen Queen
- Nathania Ong – Actress and Singer, named The Intrepid Performer
- Karen Lam – Director, Estetica Beauty, honoured as The Beauty Tycoon
- Bessie Ye – Founder of Rye, recognised as The Fashion Worldbuilder
- Dawn Teo – Chief Operating Officer, Amara Holdings, named The Homegrown Hotelier
Together, these women represent the diversity, resilience, and creativity of Singapore’s leadership landscape today.
Celebration Dinner and Brand Partners
To mark the occasion, Vogue Singapore will host an intimate dinner gathering the honourees alongside a select group of industry peers, collaborators, and changemakers.
Luxury fashion house Max Mara joins as the official fashion partner, dressing this year’s honourees in pieces from its collection. VIVA returns as the official glam partner, providing hair and make-up services for the campaign shoot.

