With Covid-19 and everything going on, life can be rather stressful. If you’re looking for some retail therapy to escape and add a dash of good fortune with your May horoscope lucky colours, we’ve rounded up shopping picks for you. To show our love for Singapore and the efforts of small businesses, we’ve only included homegrown fashion labels to #supportlocal.
Featuring a trendy square neckline, this cami top can easily be incorporated into both your weekday and weekend wardrobe. You can tuck it into a pencil skirt or tailored trousers for work or go monochromatic with a denim jeans on off-days.
Shop: Nikko square neckline cami top – Elation, $78 from Salient Label
This linen jumpsuit has a slouchy fit made for the weekends. Belt it if you want to rein in on the relaxed look or just go full holiday mode with a pair of strappy sandals.
Shop: Seattle linen jumpsuit, $229 from In Good Company
For mornings when you can’t seem to style an outfit together, pick this all-in-one dress from Collate The Label. Finish the look with dainty earrings, a bangle and pointed mules.
Shop: V-neck work dress, $129 from Collate The Label
With its boxy silhouette juxtaposed against the silver metallic hardware, this Charles & Keith shoulder bag will never go out of style. The light purple hue makes it a unique colourway to pick up too.
Shop: Metallic accent push lock bag, $75.90 from Charles & Keith
Understated yet edgy, this Liz B creation is made with chalcedony, a crystal known for its balancing and restorative properties – much needed in such turbulent times. The earrings are also available in 14k yellow gold.
Shop: Iris aqua chalcedony earring, $130 from Liz B
White shirts are a wardrobe staple, which is why we’re always on the lookout for unique spins on the tried-and-true classic. This Wai Yang iteration features cool foiled details on the sleeves that pairs well against the oversized cut.
Shop: Foiled shirt, $84 from Wai Yang
Trousers can sometimes feel stuffy and hot. This pair, however, is made with lightweight and breathable linen so it remains comfy and cool regardless of how warm it gets. Complete the look with a pair of derby shoes or white kicks.
Shop: Loose-fit trousers, $129 from The Form
This Rye dress is dressy yet casual. Its linen composition also makes it a great choice for the local weather. Channel summer vibes with a pair of espadrille wedges and boxy sunglasses.
Shop: Front wrap linen long dress, $139.30 from Rye
Most dresses don’t come with the convenience of pockets, which is rather unfortunate. However, we love that this Sabrina Goh has smartly incorporated two sizeable pockets in addition to the waist-cinching obi-style belt to this design.
Shop: Dona dress, $219.90 from Sabrina Goh
Many have adopted exercise as part of their WFH routine, which means a good sports bra is in order. Beyond exercise, you can wear this top to work by dressing it with a blazer.
Shop: Tula crop top, $78 from Outfyt
Klarra’s pleated dress is made with thin, lightweight material. Coupled with its billowy silhouette, this design is perfect to stay cool in Singapore’s weather as you work from home.
Shop: Pleated halter dress in powdered rose, $89 from Klarra
Chunky, statement earrings can still more classy than costume-y, especially when it is made with a clean silhouette and muted colours – like this flower-inspired number.
Get: Evening primrose floral earrings, $15 from Love & Bravery