Browsing “Skirt”

Mitzi counts herself as lucky to work in advertising — “Where our outfits can be as creative as our minds,” she says — and likes to rock any genre of fashion.

We’ve spotted Samantha several times before, and she rarely deviates from her self-described “girly and feminine” style.

“I like clothes that tell a story about a person," Sasha says. "Confidence is also very important!”

“I like clean lines with a twist,” Sheena says. “Nothing overly feminine or too sexy.”

"Don’t build your happiness on someone else," Rui says. "Do what feels right."

Originally from San Francisco, Negeen has been in Singapore for just a year.

If given the choice, Mashi sees herself working in a completely different industry.

“I definitely think that my personal style can be best described as ‘versatile’,” Fizza says.

Tilda takes inspiration from Scandinavian style.

“Even if you have to dress really corporately, there's definitely ways of showing your style or personality in the things you wear," Cassy says.

“I like to keep it clean cut and simple, with a dash of colour to brighten up the outfit,” Kim says of her personal style.

Erin has a clear vision of what her style is. “I usually stick to black and white, mostly pencil skirts and palazzo pants,” she says.