SHENTONISTA

Debra says the perfectionist streak in her is balanced out by her easy-going husband, and the perfect start to her day is having a cup of coffee with him.

“Everyone thinks the fruit selling business is “很好赚“ (translation: lucrative) but that’s actually not the case.”

Originally from Fujian, this man has been in Singapore for about eight years now, and is slowly honing his skills.

Our interaction with him, and the many others like him, lasts for barely a minute, but we’ve all met someone in his line of work sometime or another.

This young man works in a line that isn’t often the most popular choice among other peers his age, although his place of work is a common sight in all our neighbourhoods.

This man plays an integral role in making sure that we continue to be the garden city that we are today.

This grand old man is one of the last few masters of his craft; the tools of his trade include glue, needles and thread, and bits of leather and rubber.

We'd just like to to say one final thank you to the man who made everything possible.

We've certainly been inspired to add some twists to our usual office wear thanks to the stylish individuals we had the pleasure of meeting and interviewing the past eight days.

Ernie doesn't believe in overworking himself. "It's about time management, and leaving some for tomorrow."

"I meet my sister for dinner and we eat by the grass near Raffles Place MRT. The area is very therapeutic at night."

“I think the best and most inspired ideas come to me when I'm talking with creative people in a casual, fun environment.”