One of the things in his wardrobe that Richard says he can’t live without are his cotton boxer shorts. That, and his trusty Omega Seamaster watch which never leaves his wrist.
We met Jenny while she was back in town for her summer break. The Indonesian studied fashion in Singapore before going on to school in London, and says she counts the British city as her favourite place.
Nikki dresses depending on the occasion. She usually keeps it simple but with a pop of colour, such as a black dress with a red bag or a grey pencil skirt with a neon pink top, but during her down time she leans more towards bohemian and summer wear.
When she’s not cooking up at storm in the kitchen of Luxe Singapore, Chui’s off-work attire is much more relaxed and a tad more refined. “I love fine gauge sweaters made from wool, cashmere or silk blends as I can wear them for many occasions, from the air-conditioned conditions of Singapore, to the hot/cold conditions of Sydney at the moment.”
As one of the faces of The Working Capitol, Ben has to keep up appearances, but says he would love to be able to wear a t-shirt, shorts, and sneakers to work.
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.
Chuch is originally from Taiwan, which explains her unusual name, although her style seems more inspired by a minimal, Swedish look. There’s a distinct tomboyish feel to her outfit, with its high-necked top, pinstriped culottes, and slip-on plimsoles.
We spotted Joan just moments after she got herself a fresh new look at the hair salon, sporting shorter, darker locks for something a bit more low-maintenance.
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.
Kas says that he aspires to live his life as simple and non-stress-related as possible, and tends not to look up to people for style inspiration or as role models.