Browsing “Dress”

While reading is a dying habit in this world of "speed and easy entertainment", Oyuna hopes her children will follow in her footsteps.

“I'm an outgoing person, so I like to entertain people," Selenge says. "It makes me happy to see people happy."

"You don't always need a plan," Jazreen says. "Sometimes you just need to breathe, trust, let go, and see what happens."

“I believe that nothing ever grows in the comfort zone,” Emilia says.

As a working mother herself, Siti is confident that mums can do everything.

Perhaps dressing up is Jasmine’s way of having some fun even while at work.

“They say dress for the job you want," Christine says, "and I think that's so true.”

“You’re bound to make mistakes or pick a decision that not everyone might agree with," Bernadine says, "but it’s important to follow your intuition and to have your closest friends and family believe in you even if fail.”

Debra describes her personal style as comfortable, and says that she is at the stage where she likes longer skirts that still flatter her shape.

Samantha is quite the traveller and collector, both of items and of memories. She got her cuff from Australia, bracelets from Langkawi, will be visiting Shanghai in October, and when she turns 30 next year, she has plans to go to Vietnam.

Sasha is like a ray of sunshine in this daisy-yellow skater dress and matching sneakers. She has a personality to match too, exuding bubbly confidence when we speak to her.

Nobelle looks slightly different from the first time we met her, switching up her edgier, slate-grey look for this summer-appropriate sundress and sandals.