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Namgay believes in living in the moment and being as kind as she can be to anyone. “I think that living a king-sized life without benefiting others is a waste of your precious life.”

“I hear that it may also be better to overdress than to underdress when one is unsure of the dress code beforehand,” Sabrina says.

If she wasn’t working in recruitment, Cheryl says that she would love to be able to open a dive resort and eat, sleep, and dive all day.

It seems like Andrea is still exploring and forging her own path forward; the one thing she keeps in mind? “Never compromise on your values.”

Glenn pays careful attention to the way he dresses, from the top down to his toes. “Good shoes bring you to great places.”

Typical of her easygoing, playful attitude, Lishan polls her friends over WhatsApp to get an opinion on what her personal style is best described as.

“For me, comfort and looking fanciful is the most important," Alex says. "But an essence of street is a must when it comes to personalising my outfit.”

"It's important to retain a healthy sense of your own mortality before you give your life to a profession," Nathalie says. "Make sure it’s something you love.”

In life, Charice says she tries to live by this motto: “Always challenge yourself to do what scares you.”

Soko is from Mongolia, and left her country when she was 16 to study and work in Asia and Europe. She now finds herself in Singapore, and she says she is lucky to have this combination of backgrounds to expose her to various trends and cultures.

When it comes to dressing appropriately for work, Helena speaks from experience. She works in marketing in the construction and engineering industry, which means that she meets clients in vastly differing workplaces.

One of the things in his wardrobe that Richard says he can’t live without are his cotton boxer shorts. That, and his trusty Omega Seamaster watch which never leaves his wrist.