EUGENIA, 2O
FASHION STUDENT
Eugenia constantly draws inspiration for her fashion from various sources and stays updated on the latest trends, particularly in youth culture. With her strong background in fashion, she sees it as a powerful way to express her personality, story, and identity. Wearing her fashion gives her confidence and a sense of empowerment.
What makes you impressed by LINISS?
“I really impressed about how LINISS has an edgy, sultry vibe that runs through every piece. The bold patterns, especially in shades like red, instantly draw you in. I love how the designs play with unique silhouettes, some are super sculptural, while others are body-hugging in the best way. It’s the kind of outfit that makes you feel 10x more powerful the moment you put it on.”
What is the essence of LINISS’s signature look, and why does it appeal to the new generation in Singapore?
“To me, LINISS is all about being unapologetically bold. It’s got that mix of confidence, sensuality, and individuality that really speaks to younger people who don’t want to follow the crowd. LINISS gives people a chance to be more daring — to wear something that actually feels like them.”
How do you style LINISS outfits in your own way?
“I’m really into their lacy pieces and tied tops. They have this soft yet sultry feel that I can’t get enough of. I’d pair them with low-rise pants or a miniskirt, depending on my mood, and maybe throw on some sheer tights or boots to give the look a bit of edge. For accessories, I’d keep it just bold enough, like statement earrings or a choker but nothing too sleek or polished. And I’d finish it off with bold or intentionally messy makeup to pull everything together.”
"Fashion should feel like you—not just something trendy. We need the space to express different sides of ourself without toning anything down."
A BRIEF BY FEMALE MAGAZINE SINGAPORE
THE VIETNAMESE LABELS GEN Z CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF
CREATIVE & ART DIRECTOR | PHOTOGRAPHER | EDITOR | ARTICLE WRITER
Vietnamese brands are making waves in Singapore’s youth culture with exclusive, effortlessly designed that “slay”. Blending tradition with a modern edge, these labels are quickly becoming the go-to for young creatives who want to stand out. Whether it’s cool streetwear or statement-making pieces, Vietnamese fashion is shaping up to be the next big thing. So, how are Singapore’s trendsetters rocking these fresh looks? Let’s get into their style tips, must-haves, and shopping faves.
IN CONVERSATION WITH PERSONALITIES
TRICIA, 25
FASHION STUDENT & FREELANCE STYLIST
Tricia is a true style enthusiast with an eye for detail and aesthetics. For her, fashion isn’t just a hobby—it’s a career and a form of self-expression. Always ahead of the trends, she keeps her social media buzzing with fresh outfit inspo and personal fashion stories that resonate with her followers. But if there’s one thing she’s obsessed with, it’s bags. As a passionate collector, she’s here to share her favourite styling tips and how she incorporates her must-have bags into every look.
What first drew you to CHAUTFIFTH, and what makes their bags stand out to you?
“What first drew me to CHAUTFIFTH was the versatility of their bags. I think what really sets the brand apart is the wide variety. They offer different sizes, beautiful colours, unique designs, and interesting shapes. My personal favourite is the ‘Bag Flower’ in medium size, especially in grey. It’s stylish and stands out in a subtle way.”
How would you describe Chautfifth's signature style?
“The brand identity and unique designs definitely make CHAUTFIFTH stand out in the Singapore fashion industry. I love how CHAUTFIFTH offers a variety of options for bags, which allows just one bag to complement many different outfits and styles. An example of a CHAUTFIFTH bag would be the colourblock raindrop handbag.”
Any tips for bag lovers looking to invest in versatile, stylish pieces?
"My tip for bag lovers is to invest in a high quality piece that truly fits your personal style and daily needs. A well-made bag can last for years and become a staple in your wardrobe. I like to style CHAUTFIFTH bags in a way that reflects my own aesthetic, playing with colours and garment textures to complement the different designs the brand offers."
"A great bag isn’t just an accessory—it’s a reflection of your style and a partner in your daily life. Invest in quality, and make it your own through colour and texture."
JOSSIE, 22
FASHION STUDENT
Jossie is a fashion student in Singapore. She uses fashion as a way to express her personal style and tell her unique story. Each outfit she puts together reflects a piece of who she is, her inspirations, moods, and lifestyle. She’s drawn to playful silhouettes, bold colours, and unexpected textures that spark curiosity. Jossie is passionate about creating looks that feel exclusive and true to herself.
What attracted you to IBIBOSS?
“I’m really obsessed with IBIBOSS as the design is bold, sexy, also modern and elegant, expressing the freedom and charm of women, focusing on feminine aesthetics, very special from others. Their collections include bodycon dresses, corset details, and chic crop tops, so I can find outfits that align with current trends and express my personal style.”
How does IBIBOSS reflect your personality and lifestyle as a young creative?
“I love experimenting and pushing boundaries, and IBIBOSS matches that energy. Their pieces are very expressive and versatile. I love how they incorporate unexpected details into their designs, which are perfect for someone like me who lives between art, design, and social spaces.”
Do you have a favorite piece or design detail from IBIBOSS collections?
“I’m absolutely impressed with their asymmetrical corset designs. The moment I saw it, I knew I had to have it. It’s like the kind of piece that stops you in your tracks. The way it highlights the body is stunning, sculpting the silhouette while still feeling artistic and modern. It’s bold, dramatic, and empowering, perfect for anyone who wants to stand out and feel confident in their own skin.”
"Fashion is a way for me to express my personality and confidence"
