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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.

“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.

Emma works in an art gallery, and practices photography; her look today is as free-spirited as her personality.

Adora’s abstract printed skirt makes dressing up easy, and we give her extra points for making sure it has an elegant, office-appropriate length.

Geraldine left the corporate world three months ago for her dream job: creating her own online label.

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

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.

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

“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.”

Mintz is every bit the chic mummy in this all-black ensemble.

Melissa believes in the power of a well-made, bespoke suit, regardless of gender.