Browsing “Self-employed”

“I’m expecting my third child and it’s honestly been the toughest pregnancy, having to juggle between two toddlers, my studies, and preparations to launch a new business. That said, I’m looking forward to a new parenting experience with my daughter—hopefully more chill than with my two boys!”

"When I was retrenched during Covid-19, I started curating vintage clothing, and now run a small store on the online platform, Grailed. It’s going well so far but of course there are ups and downs depending on the season.”

“My photography studio, How Light Falls, combines three things I love—photography, sincere connections, and community service. More than just a name, it’s a life motto about slowing down enough to observe how light falls (literally), and feeling gratitude for life’s little moments.”

“I feel that the notion that clothes have to be gendered is a funny and absurd one at the same time.”

“If I had foreseen the whole Korean wave I’d like to maybe teach English in Korea. Explore more rather than just settle down early—not that I don’t love my husband!”

“People don't know this but I’m quite a perfectionist. I place quite high expectations on myself, even down to the small details.”

"I find that it's a kind of a courtesy to the people that you're meeting to look presentable as well."

When it comes to both work and life, Adora believes in 80% routine, and 20% spontaneity.

Melody & Brad are always on the go, and say that inspiration can strike them at any time, and any place.

Kelly describes herself as a “pretty boring person”, but boring is hardly the word to describe her monochromatic outfit with a few edgy details.

“No matter how I’m feeling, as long as I put on my dance shoes and step into the dance studio, my mood is lifted. It’s my form of escapism,” Melody says.

Kelly may look demure in this structured dress, but you’ll also find her in edgy, street-inspired ensembles, or more minimal, monochromatic outfits.