Browsing “ZARA”

Soko is from Mongolia, and left her country when she was 16 to study and work in Asia and Europe. She now finds herself in Singapore, and she says she is lucky to have this combination of backgrounds to expose her to various trends and cultures.

When it comes to dressing appropriately for work, Helena speaks from experience. She works in marketing in the construction and engineering industry, which means that she meets clients in vastly differing workplaces.

True to what she’s wearing today, T.Y. describes her usual style as casual, comfortable, and classic with an interesting touch. “I usually go for clean lines, with quirky/structural designs,” she says.

Nikki dresses depending on the occasion. She usually keeps it simple but with a pop of colour, such as a black dress with a red bag or a grey pencil skirt with a neon pink top, but during her down time she leans more towards bohemian and summer wear.

Marco readily admits that he is “a vain person”, and enjoys dressing up in different looks. If he had to pick a uniform of sorts to wear, however, he would keep it classic and versatile.

Huiyu says that she feels most like herself in a uniform of laid back, comfortable pieces, like jeans, camisoles, shirts, denim cut-offs, and tees.

Grace seems to be one of Si Qi’s recurring ideals, and she leaves us with her personal philosophy: “Be kind, and always have fire in your soul and grace in your heart.”

haran describes her style as eclectic, and is a big fan of accessorizing through statement necklaces or rings.

Natalia may still be young, but she’s already made a bucket list and is slowly making sure she gets everything done.

Janice says she’s always liked writing, and one of the tattoos she has reflects this passion. There’s a little twist to this, however.

Alisa adds some contrast in the form of a masculine touch to this feminine get-up.

Rachel is mostly known for her passion for floral styling. However, she also juggles her full-time job as a copywriter in an advertising firm.