SHENTONISTA

YC has high hopes for his next development, a reimagined office space called The Working Capitol.

It seems that we might be exposing Renee’s secret; she’s kept her numerous tattoos under wraps from her parents for several years.

“I very much wanted to be part of an intimate collective, where everybody's individual voices could be heard and efforts recognized,” Charmaine says.

It's official: The Business Times x Shentonista campaign rolls out tomorrow, and we can't wait to share about some of the most inspiring people we've met along the way.

We’re going way back to when we first met some of these awesome people for the ‪Club 21 x Shentonista‬ campaign.

We spotted Wye from afar; her choice of office garb stands out from the usual.

Intriguing prints can make you look like walking pieces of art.

“I always put on great music when I get dressed: upbeat jazz, classic Bossa Nova, something alternative, or rhythm and blues.”

Beyond drawing on paper, Tiffany has extended her medium to human skin: she does intricate, modern-day henna designs as a side project.

Barbara might be a high-flying lawyer, but she has a soft side as well. It shows in her choice of accessories.

Here’s a little look at what went on behind the scenes of the Club 21 x Shentonista shoot.

“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.