SHENTONISTA

Christian is Italian, but he springs a Chinese idiom on us when we ask him for his philosophy in life.

Aiwei’s mishmash of influences and projects is reflected in her personal sense of style.

Terence & Bella swear that they didn’t plan their outfits for today, but when you’ve been together as long as they have, as Bella says, your brainwaves start to sync.

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

From prints to accessories, there was a hint of something tribal or primal in the looks.

The people in our round up this week aren’t afraid to stand out in the crowd, and do it all in their own unique ways.

Kim’s outfit looks weekend-ready, but she’s actually just fortunate enough to be able to dress practically however she wants when she goes to the office.

Paul has a classic sense of style, ingrained into him since he was a young schoolboy, but this sports-luxe get-up reflects just another facet of his personality.

Bryan is never afraid to have a little fun, and this shows both in his dressing and his personality.

“I’m generally a huge fan of people dressing up for work, and my only pet peeve would be when people don’t bother,” Nellie says.

“I try to remind myself that work, projects and files will keep coming in, so it's okay to take a break, go for a walk, get a drink and then get back to work.”

If she could wear a uniform of sorts to work every day, for the rest of her life, Lesley would choose to wear a t-shirt dress and sneakers.