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Something Singaporean that’s closest to Pat’s heart? “I was deliberating between chicken rice and Lee Kuan Yew, to be honest,” she says.

“Always put a little bit of yourself into each look but most of all, be comfortable,” she says.

Tessa says she usually sticks to neutral hues for her makeup — they hardly go wrong.

“I think appearance can reflect our personalities, so being well-presented is important if you want others to take you seriously.”

“If there is something they should do, it would be to have a bit more fun and take some risks in terms of fashion.”

“Make real, true friends at work. These are people that you will spend most of your time with — you might as well have a really good time with them.”

Marc is a designer at integrated design firm Takenouchi Webb, and says he couldn’t imagine himself doing anything else — well, almost.

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?”

Hui Lian is a big yoga fan, and often plans her time around her work and personal endeavours.

Adib says that the key to a work-life balance is learning to recognise what is more important.

“I am especially driven by projects with great aspirations and potential; I hope to grow these projects and bring them to greater heights.”