Here’s What Went Down at Cartier’s Trinity 100 Celebration in Singapore
Global Ambassadors JISOO and Jackson Wang were in town for the event, and the Maison's newest Brand Ambassador Jeff Satur performed.
This week, Cartier celebrated the centenary of Trinity and the launch of the Trinity 100 pop-up in Singapore with a spectacular, star-studded extravaganza at the Marina Bay Cruise Centre. As the Maison’s icon of icons, the trefoil ring’s story of love, universality and diversity of bonds is encapsulated in an evening of unforgettable moments and enduring friendships.
The milestone event saw the esteemed attendance of Cartier Global Ambassadors JISOO and Jackson Wang, as well as Brand Ambassadors Tor Thanapob Leeratanakachorn, Jeff Satur and Roh Yoon Seo, among others. Local celebs and personalities from the region also showed up for the festivities.
The party kicked off with a dance performance specially choreographed by Rafael Bonachela and performed by the Sydney Dance Company, followed by a dynamic joint performance by Singaporean pianist Churen Li and beatboxer Dharni. Both Bonachela and Li are part of Cartier’s Imagine Infinite Circles project, which commissions creatives from all over the world to embody the story and values of Trinity in their own unique manner.
Singaporean musicians Benjamin Kheng and Jasmine Sokko then energised the party with their collaborative performance, leading to the headlining act of the night: Thai idol Jeff Satur, who is also Cartier’s newest Brand Ambassador.
The celebration also marks the opening of the Trinity 100 pop-up at The Arts House. Arriving from Shanghai, the travelling showcase invites visitors to discover the history of Trinity, as well as explore the spirit of the jewellery legend through Imagine Infinite Circles, which includes a short film by Ajooomma director He Shuming and an exclusive song by Jackson Wang titled “Goood”.
The Trinity 100 pop-up is open to the public from 15 to 23 July. Visitors can register their appointments online.
