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Hui Lian is a big yoga fan, and often plans her time around her work and personal endeavours.

"My default colour is red, so the inside of my bag looks insane,” Lin Tong says.

Adib says that the key to a work-life balance is learning to recognise what is more important.

“I am especially driven by projects with great aspirations and potential; I hope to grow these projects and bring them to greater heights.”

"Being able to effect change, working with independent creatives, small firms and the community, and to see collaborations take place, that really drives me."

“I do feel that the Ministry of Education should include a grooming class in secondary school, and teach the basics of dressing up,”

"If you don't love what you do, change directions," Sara says. "Life is too short to live with a job you hate."

Julia meets a lot of different people in the course of her work, so she finds it important to dress appropriately.

“When I first started out, you had to earn your right to learn, and I think if you gun for that, then you become a better professional.”

"Always strive for excellence, and try to find value even in the most mundane of tasks," Ming says. "And don't stop smiling."

"I wish that more people would go beyond the traditional pencil skirt or at least try and be more open-minded with their fashion choices."

There's nothing in Elaine's outfit that is too short, or too tight, and so she oozes sophistication and class.