Browsing “Dress”

Soma says she doesn’t have a fixed style and tends to be more adventurous, trying new things every time, but her staples include basic white linen tees, crew neck black tees, and statement skirts.

Michelle is one of the founders of The Gentleman’s Press, a letterpress company that specialises in crafting custom-made prints with old-fashioned machinery.

Working in an agency means that Amadea doesn’t have a strict dress code to adhere to, but she still makes sure that she looks professional.

Dahlia works in advertising, and this allows her to dress pretty casually for work unless she has client meetings to attend.

Valerie dresses for comfort when she goes to work, and advises others to do the same.

"It's a luxury to switch my brain off and not talk to anyone. If not, then I'll most likely be spending time with my friends or family over a hearty meal or drinks. I always believe that if someone or something matters and is important, you will make time. So, it’s really not about having time — it’s about making time." Juliana says.

Rachel always looks impeccably dressed, even though she's busier than ever.

Claudia used to be a contemporary dancer, and even though she doesn’t dance so much these days, she still carries the same amount of poise and grace.

Influenced by her “very pretty mum” who hardly uses any make-up, Nobelle keeps things simple as well.

“If you can't tell a story about who you are, your identity and your point of view,” Eunice says, “then why even bother?”

"If you don't love what you do, change directions," Sara says. "Life is too short to live with a job you hate."

"Enjoy your youth," Wan Ting says. "You'll never be younger than you are at this very moment."