Best dressed celebs of the week: Jaime Teo, Hyun Ah and Joanne Tseng

The battle of the OOTDs

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This week, local cutie Jaime Teo brandished her style prowess with a chic off-duty ensemble while He Ying Ying looked like an absolute goddess clad in a breathtaking floor-length gown. Elsewhere, Charlene Choi and Aimee Sun left us envious with their effortless sartorial flair.

Scroll through our gallery to find out which stars nailed their outfits now.

 

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Hyun Ah

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In attendance for Dior’s Heart of Colour exhibition in Seoul, Hyun Ah paired a classic black crop top with a slouchy militarian denim co-ord from the Christian Dior Fall/Winter 2017 collection. The reimagined boilersuit was left unbuttoned at its top and paired with slender sock boots and a leather beret for a smart twist on the relaxed get-up.

 

Photo: Instagram / Hyun Ah

Joanne Tseng

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Clad in a halterneck flare dress plastered with whimsical fern prints, Joanne Tseng remained her sunny disposition in the uber feminine frock. Fitted at the neckline while cascading downwards into a voluminous full skirt, the playful silhouette beckons sweet-styling fashionistas.

 

Photo: Instagram / Joanne Tseng

 

Lee Sung-Kyung

4/11

Oh…what we’d give to snag this preppy look right out of Lee Sung-Kyung’s wardrobe. Dressed in a geometric knit sweater etched with motifs evocative of traditional Japanese culture from Louis Vuitton's Cruise 2018 show, the actress looked terrific while at the LV Time Capsule Exhibition. Layering an oversized, crisp white shirt under the sweater, she finished off the spiffy look with a neat Louis Vuitton mini hat box bag.



Photo: Instagram / Lee Sung-Kyung

Jaime Teo

5/11

We've always been a little gung-ho for the classic denim dress. It's a wardrobe staple which plays nice with all other colours and prints - in other words, it's the ultimate lazy girl essential.  Battling the heat in our lovely island home, Jaime Teo paid the nineties a visit by teaming a printed scarf with a button-down denim sheath.



Photo: Instagram / Jaime Teo

Aimee Sun

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Aimee Sun’s daily OOTDs always draw massive attention. It’s hard to wonder why, given her strikingly flawless pairing of understated (yet extremely desirable) pieces. Seen here in a billowy, breezy white dress with laser cut details, she pulls off the bohemian vibe with a very sensible urban attitude.



Photo: Instagram / Aimee Sun

Jessica Jung

7/11

Jessica Jung kept her outfit frill-free and casual with a brown cable knit sweater and a leather mini skirt. The standout of the outfit was, without a doubt, the Louis Vuitton brogue bag which completed her fall-ready look with a touch of elegance.



Photo: Instagram / Jessica Jung

Hayley Woo

8/11

Hayley Woo stood tall in a wide leg jumpsuit, which she paired with an embossed military style jacket. Melding clean-cut sophistication with raw, edgy textures, Hayley stands the immaculate structured jacket on its head by teaming it with the flattering off-duty one-piece.



Photo: Instagram / Hayley Woo

Carrie Wong

9/11

Working the camera (quite literally) in a candy striped wrap dress, Carrie Wong proves to be unafraid of rocking unconventional, quirky hemlines. Zinging with entrancing red stripes that bring to mind the fun irreverence of county fairs, Carrie Wong’s asymmetrical dress makes for the perfect transitional outfit for night and day.



Photo: Instagram / Carrie Wong

Charlene Choi

10/11

You’ll never go wrong with an oversized coat-and-knee-high-boot pairing. Just look at Charlene Choi’s glamorous ensemble here, and you’ll know what we mean. In a Wednesday Addams-esque black dress with elaborate sequin-emblazoned puff sleeves, Charlene Choi took the idea of the ordinary rocker chic, and elevated it to Class A sophistication.



Photo: Instagram / Charlene Choi

He Yingying

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Swathed in a dreamy chiffon confection in varying shades of lilac, He Yingying looked breathtaking in a gown decorated with pleats and sheaths reminiscent of the motion of strokes seen in Van Gogh’s Starry Starry Night. Who knew evening gowns could display such artistic splendour? Two words: Game changer.



Photo: Instagram / He Yingying