Ayden Sng’s rise has been years in the making. After steadily carving out a name in Singapore’s entertainment industry, the actor found his breakout moment with the Boys’ Love drama Double Helix. The Singaporean actor has found himself not only in the spotlight, but increasingly at the centre of luxury fashion’s orbit. From front rows in Paris to exclusive maison events in Singapore, Sng has become a familiar face everywhere, building an impressive fashion resumé alongside his flourishing acting career.
Like the brands themselves, no two looks are quite alike, and his appearances reveal an impressive range. For Bulgari’s High Jewellery and Timepiece Trunk Show in Singapore, Sng embraced polished evening tailoring that reflected the maison’s timeless elegance. At Kenzo’s fall/winter 2026 show in Paris, he and Lyu Sitong turned heads in coordinated looks that quickly became one of the week’s standout celebrity style moments. His outings with Louis Vuitton lean into relaxed sophistication through clean silhouettes and effortless tailoring, while appearances for Onitsuka Tiger showcase a more sport-inflected side.
Whether dressed in sharp suiting, contemporary tailoring or elevated casualwear, Sng has developed a knack for dressing for the moment. It’s a quality that has made him a natural fit for the luxury houses increasingly inviting him into their world. As the actor graces the cover of Vogue Singapore’s latest issue, we’re looking back at the appearances that have charted his growing relationship with some of fashion’s biggest houses—and the evolving wardrobe that has accompanied it.
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Kenzo
Ayden Sng embraced Kenzo’s off-duty aesthetic in a lightweight hooded jacket, crisp white separates and suede loafers, with a neutral palette keeping the look fresh for summer.
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Bulgari
The suit-and-tee pairing has quietly become the new black tie. Bulgari leans into the formula, letting its diamond jewellery replace the traditional shirt-and-tie combination.
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Berluti
At Berluti, a leather bomber softened the formality of cream tailoring, striking the brand’s signature balance between refined and relaxed, where the look feels equally at home on the front row and on the streets of Paris.
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Armani Beauty
Head-to-toe cream was the order of the day at Armani Beauty, with relaxed tailoring and an open-collar shirt giving the monochrome look a lighter touch.
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Tod’s
Relaxed tailoring has become Tod’s calling card. Leaning into grey-on-grey dressing, using a white shirt and tan sneakers to break up the tonal palette, Sng’s attire captures the brand’s preference for ease over structure.
Get your copy of the July/August ‘Audacity’ issue of Vogue Singapore online.
