SHENTONISTA

Nura’s tip on achieving a work-life balance? “Once it’s 6pm, switch your computer off and head home.”

“Difference is my reference,” Laurie says; even with just her statuesque build, it’s easy for her to stand out.

Very much the family man, No’man enjoys spending his free time with his wife and daughter.

As a housewife, Fanny often selects her daily outfits based on her schedule for the day, a practical habit that suits her varied lifestyle.

Summer: not the weather, but a name — albeit an accidental one.

Melissa tries to live by a quote from Mark Twain: “Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn’t do than by the things you did.”

Ending just above the ankle, midway up the shin at max, these socks and are playful and cheeky but so easy to throw on.

Hanae’s mother taught her that it’s never too late to start something new, something which has probably guided her into her transition as a yoga teacher.

If Grace could do anything she wanted right now, she’d be an art collector, and doing little things that matter. “Like being at home, and teaching Dad how to email.”

Daphne’s penchant for clothing may veer to the monochrome, but her zest for life is the exact opposite of muted.

Abigail's goal for the year? “To try to get through the remainder of 2016, unscathed!”

In life, Serena believes in embracing herself. “Be true to who you are, and live up to what you value in life.”