Fashion Trends In Singapore

Look good, feel good! Hands up if you love online shopping! If you’re looking for what to wear in Singapore, you’ve come to the right place! It’s hard to pinpoint exactly when the change began, but fashion is becoming less and less conservative with each passing season. This season, we will likely observe the style, and see how pop and drama fashion are upgrading with it. Working from home during the period of the coronavirus has taught us that comfort matters above all else, but even with that, fashion finds a way to thrive. Try out the latest fashion trends to build your seasonal wardrobe. This can easily spiral into engulfing us each time we get dressed. Whether it’s a blast to the past with small baguette bags, a masculine edge with shoulder-padded muscle tees, or a softer silhouette with tee dresses, 2021 has been a good year for style. So much so that some of them will be pacing into the new year with us.

Check out our latest Fashion Trends In Singapore below!

                              

Cropped Cardigans

Staying cozy and restful in the pandemic certainly brought forth a revival of the cardigan. But instead of impractical chunky knits, influencers and famous personalities opted for svelte, cropped options to do double duty by also showing off their figures. Wear it as a top fully buttoned up or matching with a cami, and you’ve got a presentable attire to go from Zoom call to quick chore in town.

                                

Baguette Bags

The nostalgic, early 2000s silhouette rebound back onto the radar of fashionistas everywhere, invigorated by luxury houses such as Prada and Fendi digging into their archives and reissuing their ideal versions. It trickled down to expensive retailers such as accessories brand By Far and swarmed mass retailers including Charles & Keith, Cotton On, Zara, and countless wholesale marketplaces. Now, the sheer range available is dizzying – the bag has been made in material ranging from classic nylon to faux-crocodile, shagreen, and even fur. Give access to hundreds of offers and deals with this Charles & Keith promo code on the best items.  The style is compact, elegant, and the perfect size to fit a few essentials since no one is going anywhere.

                                

Slouchy Bottoms

In keeping with the cocooning trend, slouchy bottoms reigned supreme this year, replacing customized office pants and pencil skirts. Next year, expect it to progress beyond the home-appropriate sweats as more go out but still want to stay comfy - think mom jeans, wide-legged pants, and track pants. These come in a wide range of styles and can be dressed up or down.

                                         

Tiered Dresses

Somehow, looking like a cupcake came back in style. From Chanel to Oscar de la Renta, floaty laminated dresses ruled the runways this season, their horizontal seams and billowing delineations promising effortless ease. High street caught on, adding to the assemblage of colors, lengths, motifs, and sleeve options on the market. There were the Dickensian puffy peasant sleeves, square-necked smocked styles, and breezy maxis - each flexible enough to take you from a picnic to Orchard Road, and more importantly, conceal any food babies post-gala. With comfort still key, it seems it will be a year more than close-fitting dresses stay in storage.

 

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 FAQs

What type of clothing do Singaporeans wear?

Singapore is a cosmopolitan city, and clothing style is generally urban, casual, and practical – tees, jeans, shirts, shoes, and even flip-flops are commonly seen apparel just about anywhere you go.

 

What should you not wear in Singapore?

For daily wear, pack a pair of comfortable sandals and a pair of flip-flops for the beach. For the banquet, bring ballet flats, and waterproof boots if you plan on taking an adventure out into the wild. In general, stay away from soft fabrics and velvet, as these will get ruined in the flash rain showers.

 

What should I wear to work in Singapore?

Most working women in Singapore look stylish in a business casual look with full-fashioned shirts without ties. You can also pair a mid-length outfit or sleeveless blouse with a tuxedo waistcoat, cardigan, or jacket. Polo shirts, hoodies, and lightweight dresses are acceptable as well.