This Week’s Best-Dressed Local Stars: Apr 10-17

We’re used to seeing Fann looking all glamorous and sweet, but her androgynous OOTD this week is proof that she is capable of rocking more masculine designs. Very chic!

Going out to sea makes for the perfect excuse to play dress up. Opt for a breezy dress that can be easily layered over your swimsuit like what Jacelyn did. Her mellow yellow toga frock also features floral prints, adding an extra feminine touch to her Greek goddess-like OOTD.

Jayley is giving us pin-up girl vibes with this striking red halter bikini. We also love how the high-waisted bottom creates an illusion of long, supermodel-like legs.

Not only does a logo tee from a luxury label serve as a style upgrade from the usual plain one, it’s also a very versatile piece. Jesseca paired her Celine tee with relaxed pants and sneakers, looking all set to enjoy a rare off day.

Not all black dresses are made equal. This body hugging one on Belinda accentuated her curves, while looking elegant and chic at the same time.

If you think geometric prints are only for women, let Romeo convince you that gents can look great in them too. His printed summer shirt and fedora combo oozes Jason Mraz vibes.

Becks’ feather frock and pearly heels are proof that mixing two statement pieces together can create a fun and fashionable getup.

For a fuss-free and stylish weekend ensemble, consider a long, flowy dress like the one on Jade Not only does it look ultra romantic and feminine, the intricate floral prints also put us in the mood for love.

As if the sheer lacey black top on Sonia isn’t scene stealing enough, the 987 jock matched it with a high slit latex pencil skirt for maximum impact.

Also in love with sheer ensembles this week was Jade. She was spotted in a sexy yet princessy black see-through number, which she topped off with a chunky gold necklace for a bit of a tough girl edge.

Here’s a quick and easy way to make a black dress less corporate and more fabulous. Add a pair of bold red heels or long coat like Sharon, for a head-turning look.

We love how comfy and breezy maxi dresses like the colourful printed one on Michelle are, but their shapeless silhouette can be unflattering for some. Follow Michelle’s footsteps and add a slim belt for a defined waist.

Printed dresses are great for whenever we don’t have time to think about mixing and matching our outfits. Carrie’s blue frock stood out with its overflowing floral prints that give a mood lifting effect.

In case you haven’t heard, fashion label H&M has released The Science Story collection which uses sustainable materials. Kim’s backless top is one of the designs from the environmental friendly lineup. If you haven’t paid much attention to conscious fashion, what are you still waiting for?

In the mood for celebration? You’ll want to choose clothes that perfectly sum up your cheery mood, like Simone's flashy sequin top and bright red trousers.

Sporting a stylish pixie cut, Kate looked fresh and youthful in a ruffle dress and white sneakers. We love that she added statement earrings to jazz up her look.

Miss travelling? Why not play tourist in our own country? Even better, dress up like one while you’re doing it. Take inspiration from Xiuhuan’s attention-grabbing getup above, featuring bright and bold sandals, wicker bag as well as floral print romper.

Powdery hues are one of the hottest trends this season, and Rachel’s lilac number is our perfect go-to for whenever we feel like dressing daintily.

Multi-coloured stripes and geometric patterns come together to create this statement-making jacket that we see on Kelly above. We love that she wore it with platform heels to showcase her fearless spirit in all things fashion.

Ria 897 DJ Azura clearly misses dressing up for cool weather (us too!). Her sweater dress and thigh high boots are what we’d imagine packing into our suitcases for our next autumn holiday.

How to make a blue dress more brilliant? Pick one that features pattern play. The Gucci printed frock on Shu An provides an eye feast, making it perfect for the ’gram.