Aileen Liang

Aileen Liang is a Beauty Writer based in Singapore.

Aileen covers beauty for Vogue Singapore, with special interests in Southeast Asian brands, alternative beauty and women’s menstrual health. She considers lippies her essential items, and is most often seen pushing the maximalism agenda.

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Bite the bullet: Meet the five Singaporean creatives disrupting the beauty scene

By Aileen Liang

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Add to cart: The best beauty products to shop this July 2026

By Aileen Liang, Anis Nabilah, Agnes Shu and Azrin Tan

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Treatments to try: Soothe the senses at Sama Wellness, target acne-prone skin at Cleo Aesthetic and more

By Azrin Tan, Aileen Liang and Agnes Shu

What does it take for beauty to be accessible?

By Aileen Liang

Sunscreen 101: The rules of reapplication, what 'SPF' really means and more

By Aileen Liang

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Here’s what our favourite it-girls are carrying in their bags this summer

By Aileen Liang

This Pride Month, you either go all out or lay it bare

By Aileen Liang

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Add to cart: The best beauty products to shop this June 2026

By Aileen Liang, Anis Nabilah, Emily Heng, Agnes Shu, Azrin Tan and Gordon Ng

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5 local brands that are changing the beauty scene right now

By Aileen Liang

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A life well-lived: Lessons learnt from the Vogue Wellness Day panel conversations

By Aileen Liang

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All the highlights from our inaugural Vogue Wellness Day

By Agnes Shu and Aileen Liang

The body bites back: How the body horror genre is subverting our gazes

By Aileen Liang

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These summer scents are the perfect addition to your fragrance wardrobe

By Aileen Liang

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A day in the life of Zoe Zora—with the help of her trusty Apple devices

By Aileen Liang

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Treatments to try: Pamper yourself at Shangri-La, unwind at Raffles Spa, and more

By Aileen Liang, Emily Heng and Azrin Tan

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Add to cart: The best beauty products to shop this May 2026

By Arwa Naser, Emily Heng, Aileen Liang, Azrin Tan, Agnes Shu and Kashish Malani

At Bawah Reserve, you learn to live a life of ease

By Aileen Liang

Cortisol spikes might be affecting you more than you think

By Aileen Liang

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