People

Two words drive Samantha’s personal style: cosy and comfortable.

“Even simple things like eating dinner together with your family could really help in ensuring a balance in your life.”

Kelly describes herself as a “pretty boring person”, but boring is hardly the word to describe her monochromatic outfit with a few edgy details.

“I love discovering quiet spots in this bustling city where I can feel like a detached observer as the city scurries around throughout the night.”

Christine’s shoes were the first things that caught our eye as she walked past, and then it was her structured, abstract-print dress.

Looking sharp in a mix of store-bought and tailored workwear, Ewan cuts a striking figure by picking pieces with the right fit.

“We might just be a tiny bookstore on a tiny island,” Qing Yi says of her workplace, “but I'd like to think that in some subtle way, that we're contributing.”

“Don’t stop dreaming” — these three words have been Alicia’s driving force in life, and she’s been working hard at her dreams.

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

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

“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.