Browsing “MUJI”

“Brewing tea is like trying to bring a chorus of voices out harmoniously, so that one is not louder than the others, and so that things are in balance. It’s sort of like a journey. Some days, it really feels like a struggle, but the most joyful part is in the tasting.”

“I love the freedom of boating. I have the freedom to lie down, smoke, and do whatever I want. There are no supervisors or superiors, just me. And I love the ocean—it’s very peaceful, just me and the water.”

“I want to be able to wake up every single day and look forward to what I’m going to do because I believe in sustainability. If what you’re doing for work isn’t emotionally and mentally sustainable for you, then one day, it’s just going to collapse.”

“I took a fashion and design module in uni where I learnt how to sew, and then my mom got me a sewing machine for my birthday last year and I’ve been experimenting with making things since.”

Irene’s poise and composure—complementing her understated outfit in neutral tones—caught our eye in the midst of Raffles Place Park.

“Oftentimes, I have to remind myself it's not the destination. It's always about the process.”

It’s not often you come across someone who can pull off a cropped tee, embellished oversized belt, flared jeans, and platform shoes all in the same outfit.

“I’m quite delighted to be in this current time, no matter how convoluted and messed up it is.”

I’d love to be a full-time artist, but you have to prioritise certain things at specific points in your life, especially if you’re in the middle of a pandemic.

A little personal touch is all you need to bring an outfit to life.

“The hardest part about shifting to Singapore is missing my grandmother’s cooking.”

An easy solution to make long hours at work more bearable? Put on your best weekend attire.