Browsing “3.1 Phillip Lim”

“One thing I’d advise budding artists to focus on is the development of their thoughts and ideas. To me, that’s more important than skill. While it’s important to take inspiration from the art around you, you should be careful not to copy others in the process.”

“It’s definitely a strange deja-vu type of experience to be on the other side of the camera.”

“I’d like to see a world where people are mindful of the finite nature of resources, and change their lifestyles accordingly.”

“My lifehack: carpe diem, seize the day. Every day brings new opportunities, so do whatever your heart tells you to and live with no regrets.”

“I’m going to Bhutan this month. It’s known to be one of the happiest places in Asia and I just want to enjoy the scenery and tranquility.”

“Each year, I try to travel to and explore new places.”

“I miss Singaporean food: otak, economical bee hoon, kway chap, char kway teow—everything!”

We spotted Wye from afar; her choice of office garb stands out from the usual.

Aiwei’s mishmash of influences and projects is reflected in her personal sense of style.

Paul has a classic sense of style, ingrained into him since he was a young schoolboy, but this sports-luxe get-up reflects just another facet of his personality.

If she could wear a uniform of sorts to work every day, for the rest of her life, Lesley would choose to wear a t-shirt dress and sneakers.

Bella shared about her ideal office workspace, her go-to outfit for rushed mornings, and gave a little bit of advice to grab some me time at work.