Browsing “Student”

“When I'm not traveling, I love watching dramas and exercising in the parks. I usually go for jogs with my dad in the evening!”

“I didn’t feel secure about having my pictures taken when I was growing up, and now that I’ve started gaining more confidence, I’m trying to give back to that younger version of myself.”

“I often find myself reppin’ the same outfits because I don’t have that many to choose from. But this forces you to mix and match, and you can find a lot of new styles by doing that.”

“I’ve always wanted to be a scientist, but looking at what I could do realistically, I decided to go into studying fashion. I feel that Singapore needs more creatives, as there aren’t that many of us.”

“I first got close to my partner by playing basketball and gymming together. But now, we’ve reached a point where we’re comfortable enough being physically together but doing different things.”

“I thrift a lot. I also like to go to pop-ups and events like the Hammock Market, and I scroll through Carousell on a daily basis, because that’s how you’ll find the gems first!”

“I’m a fan of K-pop, especially the group RIIZE. They recently had a concert here in Singapore that I went for! My bias is Wonbin. Apart from them, I'm also a fan of Twice.”

“I used to thrift a lot when I was younger, but I was too young to style myself well and looked goofy. Now, I’m clearing out these old pieces and am trying to re-style what I have.”

“I’m an older brother with two siblings in primary school. I hope they look up to me because I always hope I can be the best mentor or brother that I can be for them.”

“When I mail stuff to my penpals, I don’t just send them letters—I sometimes include things like sweets and tea, as well as postcards from my own overseas trips.”

“Slowdive is my favourite artist! I went to their last concert in Singapore even though it was during the fasting month and I hadn’t eaten anything all day.”

“I’m studying design communications in school, and right now, we are focusing more on branding and workflows. As much as the struggle has been real in school, it’s worth it.”