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When you've completely run out of ideas as to what to wear, sometimes it helps to start with a great accessory.

In essence, a bohemian is defined as "a socially unconventional person", one who defies the rules and forges his or her own path. When applied to style, it's a look that is definitely distinct and unique.

We remember a time, maybe just a few years ago, when wearing sports shoes and trainers was deemed 'uncool' and left to the legions of town-traipsing tourists who couldn't care less about what they wore, as long as they got their photo of the Merlion. What changed?

Not as casual as a t-shirt dress, and not as formal as a form-fitting number, the shirt dress is something that you can easily throw on when you're rushing out the door, or for relying on on days when you're completely uninspired.

Another stylish way to beat the heat? Consider some accessories – for your head, to be specific.

The climate shouldn't be an excuse for sloppy dressing; one of the easiest things to throw on when it's a muggy, scorching day are these one-piece looks.

There's just something that sets spots and dots apart.

Full white can be such a breath of fresh air; like a clean palette, it can look sleek and sophisticated, or light and carefree.

The basis of easy dressing comes from the right foundation, in picking pieces for your wardrobe that have mileage and that can easily be mixed and matched.

Flat sandals are a dressier, more stylish alternative to flip-flops, even if you’re just slipping on a pair to grab a quick lunch.

Blistering afternoons, thunderstorms and frigid offices. Here's how you can dress the part to combat the erratic weather.

In between the casual tee and the button-up shirt, a polo shirt is a unisex alternative if you want to look presentable, but not overdressed.