Over half of Laguna Phuket’s sales of new condos in the past few years have been to Russian buyers lured by Phuket’s affordability, stability, great weather and relaxed but fun lifestyle
PHUKET, THAILAND – Media OutReach Newswire – 21 August 2025 – Phuket, Thailand’s largest island, has become a top choice for Russian buyers seeking a safe, peaceful, and affordable lifestyle. With its warm, sunny climate year-round, pristine beaches, and family-friendly environment, Phuket offers an unparalleled blend of tropical charm and modern convenience – as well as international schools and top quality healthcare.
For Russian buyers looking to improve their quality of life, Phuket provides exceptional value. The cost of living is significantly lower than in major cities like Moscow or St. Petersburg, allowing residents to enjoy a luxurious lifestyle at a fraction of the cost.
Phuket serves as a safe haven, far from conflict zones, offering political stability and a welcoming atmosphere. It’s ranked 4th in the world for branded residences, behind only Dubai, New York and Miami. The island is already now home to a vibrant Russian-speaking community, with Russian-language signage in shops and restaurants and services designed to make daily life easy for Russian residents.
Direct daily flights connect Phuket to major Russian cities like Moscow, Vladivostok, and Irkutsk, ensuring easy access. Phuket International Airport also has connections to over 80 cities worldwide, making the island an ideal base to travel in and out of.
Laguna Phuket: A World-Class Residential Community
Laguna Phuket, located on Bang Tao Beach, Phuket’s most exclusive and sought-after area, is one of Asia’s most prestigious integrated resort and residential communities. Spanning over 1,000 acres, it features seven luxury hotels, an award-winning golf course, and 3,000 branded residences.
Laguna Phuket has evolved into a vibrant international residential community, welcoming residents from over 50 countries. Its outstanding amenities include wellness centres, fine dining, a primary school, and outdoor activities, all set within a safe and luxurious environment.
Banyan Group, the developer behind Laguna Phuket, is globally recognized for its expertise in luxury hospitality through its Banyan Tree Hotels & Resorts brand. This strong hospitality background offers property buyers unmatched advantages, including professional property management, access to premium facilities, and the opportunity to place properties in rental programs managed by a globally respected 5-star brand. Over 50% of Banyan Group Residences’ sales in Phuket over the past few years have been to Russians, reflecting their strong preference for this tropical haven. To make the buying process seamless, Banyan Group also has Russian-speaking teams to assist buyers and ensure smooth communication.
Phuket’s affordability, safety, and vibrant Russian-speaking community make it a top choice for Russian buyers.
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The Yunlin Offshore Wind Farm has begun commercial operation at its design capacity of 640MW.
The project’s 80 wind turbine generators lift Taiwan’s installed total offshore wind capacity above 3.9 GW.
Enough clean energy to power over 600,000 Taiwanese households annually.
HAMBURG, GERMANY – EQS Newswire – 21 August 2025 – Yunneng Wind Power Co., Ltd. (Yunneng) announced today that the Yunlin Offshore Wind Farm (OWF) has officially entered full commercial operation. The 640 MW OWF, consisting out of 80 fully grid-connected wind turbine generators (WTGs), has successfully secured all required electricity business licenses, has met all mandatory regulatory aspects and has fulfilled all applicable contractual obligations under the financing agreement. This achievement marks a significant milestone as one of Taiwan’s largest OWFs transitions into its operations and maintenance (O&M) phase.
Yunneng is a joint venture of Skyborn Renewables, TotalEnergies, Electricity Generating Public Company Limited (EGCO Group) and Sojitz Corporation. With the start of the commercial operation, TotalEnergies will take the lead of the technical operations management, while Skyborn will continue to oversee other management services. The Yunlin OWF achieved full grid connection in January 2025 and provides green energy to over 600,000 Taiwanese homes annually. With a capacity of 2,400 Gigawatt hours (GWh), and meeting 90% of Yunlin County’s non-industrial electricity needs, the Yunlin OWF will also reduce CO2 emissions by approximately 1,200,000 t per year.
“The Yunlin OWF was awarded its grid connection capacity in 2018 and has since progressed towards COD. Throughout this journey, the project has established new models of collaboration with local suppliers and financing of green energy projects in Taiwan. It has also embraced environmental protection and community engagement. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the collective efforts of the project team, the sponsors and lenders, the contractors, as well as to the unwavering support of the Taiwanese government. This landmark offshore wind farm will continue to dedicate its commitment to achieve operational excellence over the next 30 years,” said Xian-Shuen (XS), Chairperson of Yunneng.
The Yunlin OWF is located in the Taiwan Strait, between 8 and 17 km off the west coast of Taiwan, at water depths from 7 up to 35 m. The 82 km² project area comprises 80 WTGs, whose generated electricity is fed into the Taiwanese power grid via two onshore substations near the townships of Taixi and Sihu in Yunlin County. Electricity from the project is provided to Taiwan Power Company (TPC) under two 20-year power purchase agreements. The project is backed by a strong financial consortium established in 2019, including Taiwanese and international banks alongside export credit agencies.
This press release and press photos are available here.
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HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 21 August 2025 – As Hong Kong continues to navigate global economic shifts and rapid technological transformation, CPA Australia has today submitted a series of recommendations to the Hong Kong Government for the Policy Address 2025 consultation.
As one of the world’s largest professional accounting bodies, CPA Australia has outlined proposed measures across five key areas:
Reinforcing Hong Kong’s role as an international financial centre
Developing Hong Kong into an international innovation and technology (I&T) hub
Promoting environmental, social and governance (ESG) and the green economy
Diversifying the economy
Developing, attracting and retaining talent.
Ms Karina Wong, Divisional President of CPA Australia in Greater China 2025, said: “Amid the uncertainties created by trade frictions with major economies, Hong Kong has demonstrated its unique advantages as a strategic gateway connecting mainland China and the world. We need to amplify our competitiveness to secure the city’s long-term economic vitality, for example, the free port status and unrivalled business environment.”
CPA Australia recommends the HKSAR Government considers introducing a Qualified Refundable Tax Credit (QRTC) scheme for multi-national enterprises in the maritime services and commodity trading sectors. A QRTC provides a more flexible and effective incentive structure that can help to boost these sectors.
“A QRTC would allow Hong Kong to better compete for multinational investment and reinforce its position as a premier international trade centre and shipping centre,” Ms Wong said. “We also propose expanding the scope of the half-rate tax concessionary regime for commodity trading to include the captive commodities traders serving group companies outside Hong Kong and include the financial commodity transactions, such as derivatives trading.”
Low-altitude economy is another area that CPA Australia supports to diversify the economy, for its potential to transform logistics, mobility, and urban planning.
Ms Wong added: “Hong Kong can lead in low-altitude innovation by establishing demonstration zones, collaborating with the Greater Bay Area on cross-border channels, and attracting global talent to this emerging sector. With strong research capabilities and a growing commitment to innovation and technology implementation – evidenced by the establishment of government-led Regulatory Sandbox pilot projects, Hong Kong is well-positioned to translate innovation into practical applications.”
An efficient and effective government process to deliver public services, and a green environment for sustainable development are crucial factors to do business, as well as to attract enterprises and investments to Hong Kong. Therefore, CPA Australia proposes a suite of initiatives including the promotion of a robust e-government framework.
Mr Cyrus Cheung, Deputy Divisional President of CPA Australia in Greater China 2025 said: “We suggest the Government considers modernising operations and implements a ‘tell us once’ compliance model for individual and business data access in a secure and convenient manner. For example, we propose introducing legislation to allow data sharing across relevant and approved government agencies, and to establish an integrated platform that enhances data management across governmental departments. To simplify the processes of public services, we also suggest the Government reduces its reliance on in-person authentication where appropriate, and consolidates government services onto a single platform, such as iAM Smart, which allows online authentication across different services.”
Mr Cheung also emphasised the importance of sustainable development in shaping Hong Kong’s future. He called for better alignment of the Hong Kong Taxonomy for Sustainable Finance with the international standards to attract investment in green projects.
“Energy policy is core in our sustainability goals. The taxonomy should reflect the role of various forms of low-carbon energy in supporting Hong Kong’s transition to a net-zero economy,” he said. “We also encourage the government to develop a standardised carbon trading framework and explore the Carbon Connect initiative to strengthen Hong Kong’s leadership position in green finance.”
Hong Kong’s sound financial system and free flow of capital continue to underpin strong investment inflows, and the city is poised to return to its position as the world’s top IPO market in 2025, Mr Kelvin Leung, Deputy Divisional President of CPA Australia in Greater China 2025, said. “Despite global uncertainties and trade tensions, Hong Kong’s capital market remained resilient, drawing more family offices to setup in the city and reinforcing its role as a preferred venue for fund raisings.
“Investors choose Hong Kong for investment and wealth management because we are globally connected, rule-of-law based and responsive to market needs. We should be more proactive in promoting Hong Kong as a dual listing destination for overseas companies, and we encourage the Government and relevant regulators to explore the feasibility of an “IPO Connect” mechanism, to meet growing mainland investor demand for access to global assets.”
To increase private market liquidity, CPA Australia suggests piloting an intermittent trading facility for private companies in a controlled environment. “This would offer growth-stage companies a stepping stone toward future public listings, supported by clear eligibility, proportionate disclosure and robust settlement safeguards,,” Leung said.
Mr Leung also highlighted opportunities in digital assets, “It is a notable step for Hong Kong to launch the ‘LEAP’ framework to develop a trusted and innovative digital-assets ecosystem. We welcome the Government’s move to promote the responsible expansion of stablecoins under a fit-for-purpose regulatory regime. The Government should also consider a clear roadmap for real-world asset (RWA) tokenisation that balances innovation with strong investor protection.”
CPA Australia has also proposed recommendations on strengthening SME cybersecurity such as to launch a CyberSafe SME Subsidy Programme and introduce a CyberSafe HK certification. We also suggest initiatives such as increasing maternity and paternity leave similar to other developed economies, to attract and retain talent.
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Road freight association Transporting New Zealand says the pressure is on for the Government to meet its Cook Strait ferry replacement milestones, as the Interislander fleet drops to two vessels without a contract for new ferries being signed.
The rail-enabled Aratere completed itsfinal sailingthis week, after 26 years of service. The Cook Strait crossing will be serviced by rail- compatible vessels until 2029 (ferries without train tracks for rail wagons to be shunted on).
The rail freight that moves across the Strait (only 5 percent of the total rail task by tonnage) will be removed from train wagons and onto ferries, a standard international practice known as “road bridging”.
Several ferry replacement project milestones are approaching at the end of September (third quarter 2025), including a letter of intent being signed with a preferred shipyard, and the ship contract negotiation being completed (subject to Ministerial decisions and contract execution between October and December).
In relation to port infrastructure, commercial agreements on multi-party infrastructure scope, costs and programme schedule were also scheduled to be reached by September.
Minister for Rail, Winston Peters provided an update to Transporting New Zealand and its members today (21 August 2025) advising that:
“The timeline, scope and approach we supplied in May 2025 remains in place… Ferry Holdings remains on track to complete negotiations later this year with the successful shipyard.”
The Minister advised that agreements relating to port infrastructure between Ferry Holdings (the ferry procurement company established by the Government), CentrePort, Port Marlborough and KiwiRail “will be signed in the final quarter of this calendar year, alongside the ship contracts, enabling the Government to announce details of the Ferry Holdings Cook Strait Ferry Replacement Project.”
Transporting New Zealand Chief Executive Dom Kalasih has welcomed the update from the Minister but says the road freight sector expect the Government to keep to schedule and avoid any more costly delays.
“Due to some decision-paralysis after the cancellation of Project iReX, it’s particularly important that Minister Peters and Ferry Holdings proceed at pace with the ferry replacement project. We’ll be keeping a close eye on how the project is tracking against its schedule, particularly as we approach the end of the year.”
“We have also encouraged KiwiRail to provide regular updates to Transporting New Zealand and its members on how they’re planning to manage demand, particularly during busy holiday periods and seasonal freight peaks.”
Refined tented retreat offers immersive local experiences and meaningful social impact.
BANGKOK, THAILAND – Media OutReach Newswire – 21 August 2025 – Dusit International, one of Thailand’s leading hotel and property development companies, has expanded its sustainable hospitality vision by taking on the management of Tantawan Tented Camp, a refined tented retreat where northern Thai traditions meet a strong commitment to sustainability, set amidst the scenic mountains of Chiang Rai.
Tantawan Tented Camp features 10 spacious safari-style tents – from two-bedroom family options to a romantic one-bedroom suite – each with a private bathroom, handcrafted teak furnishings, and modern comforts designed in harmony with nature.
Located just 40 minutes from Chiang Rai International Airport, this serene, boutique hideaway features 10 spacious safari-style tents – from two-bedroom family options to a romantic one-bedroom suite – each with private bathrooms, handcrafted teak furniture, modern comforts, and sweeping valley views. Guests can enjoy a curated programme of meaningful experiences, from trekking and cooking classes to tree-planting programmes and meditation sessions, all designed to connect them deeply with the local culture and environment.
Set to become a living showcase of Dusit’s group-wide Tree of Life programme, which integrates environmental stewardship, community engagement, and social impact across 31 criteria linked to selected UN Sustainable Development Goals, Tantawan Tented Camp is uniquely positioned to promote responsible tourism with measurable benefits for both local communities and the environment.
A cornerstone of this commitment is the resort’s close affiliation with Sunflower Organic Farm, a residential home for girls run by Friends of Thai Daughters, a non-profit that provides education, safe shelter, and emotional support to ethnic minority hill tribe girls at risk of trafficking. Dusit plans to further support the girls with training programmes and workshops conducted by institutions under Dusit Hospitality Education, namely Dusit Thani College and The Food School, as well as structured work experience at Tantawan Tented Camp and other Dusit properties, creating clear pathways for future careers in hospitality.
Guests are also invited to tour the farm, which supplies the camp with fresh produce, fragrant herbs, and free-range eggs. At the camp’s al fresco Reu Doo Gaan restaurant, northern Thai dishes and international favourites are prepared with these and other locally sourced ingredients, giving visitors a true taste of the region while supporting environmentally responsible practices.
“Managing Tantawan Tented Camp gives us a fantastic opportunity to bring the Tree of Life vision to life beyond our branded properties and showcase our commitment to having a positive impact wherever we operate,” said Gilles Cretallaz, Chief Operating Officer, Dusit International. “From sourcing food directly from the farm to providing education and training for girls and young women, this property shows how sustainability and hospitality can work hand in hand. With work experience opportunities through our educational arm, we can create transformative pathways for the next generation while offering guests an unforgettable and meaningful experience.”
Tantawan Tented Camp also offers a variety of facilities to enhance each stay, including a central swimming pool framed by tall palms and wildflowers with stunning mountain views, and an outdoor amphitheatre for movie nights under the stars, complete with a cosy bonfire. Guests seeking adventure can try archery, visit nearby hill tribes and an elephant sanctuary, or book a private ‘forest and field picnic’ featuring artisanal breads, seasonal salads, gourmet cheeses, and house-made delicacies. Guests are also welcome to play pickleball at Sunflower Farm’s two covered and lighted courts.
Families will appreciate a variety of creative activities, from pottery and glass painting to ‘Tung‘ making – the creation of colourful banners once used by Lanna villagers to bless homes, temples, and festivals. Participants can learn the spiritual meanings behind each design, symbolising values such as good fortune, protection, and prosperity.
To mark the start of Dusit’s management, Tantawan Tented Camp is offering a special ‘Stay 3, Pay 2’ package starting at THB 9,450 net per room per night (approx. USD 290*), inclusive of breakfast for two. The offer is available for booking now through 15 October 2025, for stays through 30 November 2025, exclusively via tantawantentedcamp.com.
In addition, Dusit is offering an exclusive two-night half-board voucher package at THB 23,900 net (approx. USD 734*), valid for stays from 21 August 2025 to 31 March 2026. The vouchers can be purchased directly at the 2025 Thai Tiew Thai travel fair in Bangkok (21–24 August) or online at dusitshop.com (21–31 August).
Tantawan Tented Camp joins a growing portfolio of distinctive independent properties managed by Dusit in Thailand, including Seapine Beach Golf and Resort, Hua Hin; Green Lake Resort, Chiang Mai; and Chainarai Riverside, Chiang Rai – each benefiting from Dusit’s service standards and operational expertise while retaining their own unique identity.
For more information about Tantawan Tented Camp, please visit tantawantentedcamp.com.
*USD prices are approximate and based on exchange rates at the time of writing.
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A farm owner and 2 former Waikato contract milkers have been fined $27,000 over a lack of feed for 230 cattle and a lack of treatment for cows suffering from milk fever.
The contract milkers were also placed on 4 months’ community detention.
Following a successful prosecution by the Ministry for Primary Industries at the Te Awamutu District Court, yesterday (20/8/25) JKD Farms Limited was sentenced on one charge under the Animal Welfare Act and fined $13,000.
The former employees Manu Opangai Sevaki (60) and Phyllis Ada Sevaki (44) (also known as Amy Te Moni but charged as Phyllis Sevaki) were sentenced on 3 charges under the Animal Welfare Act. Manu Sevaki was fined $8,000 and Phyllis Sevaki was fined $6,000.
“JKD Farms Limited owned and was in charge of the 230 animals. It failed to ensure there was sufficient feed available to their animals. Manu and Phyllis Sevaki were responsible for the day-to-day wellbeing of these animals and also failed to take care of them, with many underweight and emaciated,” says MPI regional manager animal welfare and NAIT compliance, Brendon Mikkelsen.
Manu and Phyllis Sevaki worked on the Waikato farm during 2022/2023 as contract milkers. Manu did the physical work while Phyllis managed the administrative part of their work. In July 2022 they contacted a veterinarian clinic 8 times to see to their cattle.
Testing found some cattle were suffering from milk fever and a plan was provided detailing how to manage the issue with magnesium supplements, which are widely used on dairy farms.
The veterinarian also recommended 3 cows be euthanised to end their suffering from milk fever. An assessment of all animals was carried out by MPI animal welfare inspectors, along with a veterinarian and a further 12 dead cattle were discovered, which likely died from milk fever and calving problems.
“Both contract milkers were experienced farmers, and we would have expected them to have been aware of the issue with milk fever and deal with it. They did not take adequate measures to look after their animals despite having expert advice from a vet.
“Likewise, JKD Farms Limited should have had better systems in place to ensure it was aware of the growing animal welfare problems at the farm, so they could be promptly addressed,” says Brendon Mikkelsen.
Animal welfare is everyone’s responsibility and MPI strongly encourages any member of the public who is aware of animal ill-treatment or cruelty to report it to the MPI animal welfare complaints freephone 0800 008 333.
For media enquiries, contact the media team on 029 894 0328.
The Government is updating the Clean Vehicle Standard to give vehicle importers greater flexibility in how they meet annual CO2 targets and ensure that Kiwis can access more fuel-efficient cars that cost less at the pump, Transport Minister Chris Bishop announced today.
“The Government supports the Clean Vehicle Standard to ensure that New Zealand has an affordable mix of clean vehicles. This works by imposing charges on importers who bring in too many high-emission vehicles, while awarding credits to those who import more low-emission vehicles.
“When importers don’t meet the targets, they’re more likely to pass on costs to Kiwi consumers. When importers do meet the targets, there’s no need to pass on the charges. We are making it more flexible for car importers to achieve their targets so less costs are passed onto Kiwis buying cars.
“The Government will allow credits to be transferred between used vehicle importers and new vehicle importers. To reflect the greater fuel saving potential of new vehicles over their lifetime, importers will need two credits earned on used vehicles to offset a charge on a new vehicle.
“We are also extending the lifespan of credits from three years to four. To allow importers to respond to the market they will be able to offset their charges from one year by supplying and selling more low emission vehicles the following year if conditions improve.
“Finally, we are enabling CO2 targets to be set that are not adjusted by vehicle weight. The relationship between vehicle weight and emissions is breaking down. It used to be that heavier cars would often have higher emissions but as more hybrids and EVs have entered the market that is no longer the default assumption. A weight-based approach was only designed to be temporary.
“These improvements to the Standard will give importers more flexibility in how and when they comply with the targets. Flexibility is critical given importers have little control over market factors such as supply and demand conditions.
“Overall, the improvements will support importers to bring in vehicles that are more fuel efficient and cheaper for Kiwis to run.”
The changes are being made through the Land Transport (Clean Vehicle Standard) Amendment Bill (No 2), which passed its first reading today.
Levin residents can expect to see a significant Police presence in the area following a series of firearms incidents.
Additional officers have been deployed across Horowhenua to conduct patrols and support the dedicated staff already investigating recent gang-related offending.
Manawatu Area Commander Inspector Ross Grantham says those responsible for the offending are on notice, with a Gang Conflict Warrant now in place.
“Our tactical patrols will be focused on enforcing the warrant, which enables them to search for, and seize, weapons in cars and locations where gang conflict is occurring.
“There have been four firearms incidents in as many days – neither Police nor the community will tolerate such reckless violence.
“We want to assure the people of Levin that we are utilising the powers we have available to help prevent further harm, and to hold those responsible to account.
“We’ll also have officers regularly patrolling public and retail spaces to help provide some reassurance and improve feelings of safety.
“We believe those involved are from the same gang and are therefore known to one another, so while that doesn’t generally present a risk to the wider community, it does create very real concern.
“Everyone in our community has a right to go about their day without fear.
“If you have any information, for the good of our community, please come forward before more people are hurt,” he says.
Anyone with any information that can assist the investigation to please make a report online, or call 105.
Please use the following reference number:
• P063544224 for the Bartholomew Road shooting • P063528842 for the Hinemoa Street shooting • P063530513 for the Mabel Street shooting.
Alternatively, information can also be provided anonymously through Crime Stoppers on 0800 555 111.
The Government will expand the role of Community Magistrates to help speed up the justice system and reduce unnecessary delays in the District Court, Associate Justice and Courts Minister Nicole McKee announced today.
“Community Magistrates play a valuable part in the District Court but are currently underutilised. By expanding their jurisdiction, we can reduce bottlenecks, ease pressure on judges, and improve court timeliness,” Mrs McKee says.
Legislation to be introduced early next year will expand the jurisdiction of Community Magistrates so they can take guilty pleas for all offences except those reserved for the High Court. They will also be able to manage a wider range of cases within the District Court. This includes presiding over some trials and being able to order pre-sentence reports for Judges to use at sentencing.
“This is a practical step to improve how our courts function day to day. Allowing Community Magistrates to handle more straightforward cases means District Court Judges can focus on the complex matters before them, helping reduce the long waits that frustrate victims and delay justice,” Mrs McKee says.
While Community Magistrates will not be able to impose custodial sentences such as imprisonment or home detention, they will retain the power to issue community-based sentences like supervision, community service, and fines. Cases that could result in imprisonment will still be referred to a Judge for sentencing.
“This is about making the justice system more responsive and more efficient, especially for victims. Delays in court proceedings can retraumatise those affected by crime, and we are committed to delivering justice faster,” Mrs McKee says.
The new powers are supported by Budget 2025 funding of $1.7 million annually for three additional Community Magistrates and the appointment of a judge as Chief Community Magistrate to oversee training, quality, and consistency.
The legislative changes will amend the District Court Act 2016, the Criminal Procedure Act 2011, and the Bail Act 2000 to reflect these enhanced powers.
“This is part of a wider effort to make real improvements in our justice system. We’re already seeing progress; criminal adjournments have dropped significantly over the past two years. The expectation is that expanding the Community Magistrate role will build on that momentum,” Mrs McKee says.
SYDNEY, Aug. 21, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Global fashion powerhouse SHEIN is making waves with GLOWMODE, a fusion of high-performance fabrics and all-day style, and content creator Kaela Tavares leading the celebrations.
Powered by innovative fabrics, sleek silhouettes and the confidence of comfort, the GLOWMODE design is formed for those training hard, lounging smart, or navigating the hustle in between.
The signature fabrics are engineered using next-gen textile technology, offering wearers high-performance functionality with an elevated fashion edge. Each material is tailored to a specific lifestyle moment; from high-intensity cardio to studio sessions.
Next Generation Fabrics:
FeatherFit: A buttery-soft blend made from high-quality nylon 66 yarn, delivering unmatched breathability and softness sees GLOWMODE designed in three variations – Warm, Air & Sculpt – FeatherFit transitions seamlessly between daily wear and tough sweat sessions.
PowerSculpt: Featuring an air-layered design and ultra-fine nylon yarn, this fabric is built to support and sculpt. Its quick-dry and ventilation technology ensures a cool, confident workout every time.
Silky-Smooth Modal: Luxuriously soft with a fluid drape, this fabric is your go-to for studio-to-street styling. Crafted for calm, worn for everything.
Everyday Fleece: Plush on the inside, lightweight on the outside. This fleece offers gentle warmth without weighing you down, ideal for casual wear or cool-downs.
CloudKnit: High elasticity meets pillow-soft texture. CloudKnit is made for lounging, layering, or low-key movement with supreme comfort.
Momentech Seamless: Lightweight, sweat-wicking, and chafe-free – perfect for medium-impact workouts like rowing or cycling.
GLOWMODE is not just about innovation, but also providing stylish options. The range includes sculpting zip-up jackets, supportive leggings, sports shorts, wide-leg leisurewear, and everything in between. It’s activewear that works as hard as you do, with the comfort to match and the aesthetic to elevate.
Kaela Tavares Leads the GLOW:
Bringing the GLOWMODE spirit to life, Kaela Tavares showcases how performancewear can feel powerful, look luxe, and remain effortlessly wearable, all with her signature vibrant energy and fitness-forward style. The campaign was officially launched with Kaela at an intimate SHEIN event in Coogee Beach on 19 August.
What’s more, GLOWMODE is heading to Bondi Beach for a one-time only giveaway on August 25. Keep an eye on SHEIN’s socials for the giveaway details.
GLOWMODE is available to shop now, by simply searching “GLOWMODE” in the SHEIN search bar to find a seamless blend of innovation and practicality.
