Shentonista x TBHT: Of Love and Greenery
To describe The Botanist & Her Thieves as a mere plant shop would be an understatement. Then again, a space as unique…
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Shentonista Of The Year 2021 — The Making Of
Nadirah, Pann, Rynthia /You’ve seen the images, and read the features. Now, go behind the scenes with us as we take you through our full-day shoot for #ShentonistaOfTheYear 2021. -
Shentonista Of The Year: Mini Me
Rynthia /“One of the people I look up to most is the funeral director for my late daughter. She has taught me so much, and really inspires me to look at life differently, and to be a strong and independent woman.” -
Shentonista Of The Year 2021: Step By Step
Pann /“I’m classically trained in piano, because I grew up in a family of musicians, but I didn’t like how regimental classical music was. I play the guitar now. I just taught myself since 1990.” -
Shentonista Of The Year 2021: Future Past
Nadirah /“Even though we don’t have four seasons here, I live in a make-believe world. I don’t care, I’ll go out in a jacket no matter the weather.” -
Shentonista Features: Our Singapore Reefs — Big Blue
Our Singapore Reefs - Tai Chong, Lynette, Sam & Yvonne /“As marine biologists, we're quite aware that if we’re in green or blue spaces, we’re there as observers or visitors, and these spaces are not ours per se. Platforms like Our Singapore Reefs are important to spread this kind of awareness to the general public.” -
Shentonista Of The Year 2021: The Winners
After two rounds of voting, here are our winners of #ShentonistaOfTheYear2021. -
Shentonista Of The Year 2021
It's that time of the year again—take a look back at some of the Shentonistas we've met in 2021 with our annual Shentonista Of The Year. -
Shentonista Highlights: July to September 2021
Before we dive headfirst into making the most of the last quarter of the year, let’s take a look at our favourite outfits and stories from July to September this year. -
Shentonista Features: A Weight To Bear
Daryl /“CrossFit trains me to be more driven. Goal-setting and goal-getting is something that I carry over to my work as a doctor.” -
Shentonista Features: Through The Fire
Sarah /“Something that I’ve learnt from pottery is that you can't rush the process. You just have to let the clay be—the more you push it, the more it will resist you.” -
Shentonista Features: Catharsis
Nishanth /“Music is like ‘me time’ in a way, and it's also my creative outlet.”