Shentonistas Recommend: Books For June
While a movie or series can bring a story to life, we think it’s more fun to use your own imagination once in a while, and grease those gears in your head with a book.
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Shentonista Of The Year 2020: Silver Lining
Grace & Family /Finding a silver lining isn’t always the easiest task, especially in the midst of a pandemic, but for Grace, her family has… -
Shentonista Of The Year 2020: Ode To Joy
George /“My mum is really the real-life equivalent of Regina George's mum (you know, very I'm A Cool Mom™ vibes) but in the best way.” -
Shentonista Of The Year 2020: Heartstrings
Zara /As she rushed over to our studio with her younger sister, Haziqah, at her heels with a sweet box of doughnuts and… -
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Shentonista Highlights: January to March 2021
As the first quarter of the year passes us by, here are the faces who made their mark on us. -
Shentonista Of The Year 2020
A new edition of Shentonista Of The Year to wrap up an unpredictable year. -
Shentonista Highlights: October to December 2020
The reminiscent mood of the season has us revisiting the different faces and places we featured over the past quarter. -
Shentonistas Recommend: Books For December
A carefully curated list by our Shentonistas, for our Shentonista community. -
Shentonista Highlights: July-September 2020
Before we gear up for the last lap of the year, we take the time to revisit the quarter gone by. -
Shentonista Through The Years: Crème De La Crème
Ernie /“Even when I'm eighty years old in my wheelchair, I’d still like to wear seersucker trousers and polo tees in my retirement home: still preppy chic with a hint of flamboyance.” -
Shentonista Lookbook: A Guide to Phase 2
While a smile may no longer go a mile, being masked up shouldn’t curtail our way of self-expression.