This Week’s Best-Dressed Local Stars: Apr 17-24

Post-Star Awards, we thought it’d be some time before we see the stars glam up again. Thankfully, it wasn’t the case; Becks looked every inch like a screen goddess in this champagne satin frock and glitzy heels.

If clothes represent our mood, then Hayley must have been feeling girly and princessy when she donned this pink romper for her day out at sea. Add a wicker bag and wide brim hat to complete this holiday-inspired look.

Not one to shy away from daring fashion choices, Amanda donned an attention-drawing, multicolour toga swimsuit that induces joy. We wish we could be lounging by the jacuzzi too!

We like that funnyman Mark stays true to his never-too-serious personality, even when it comes to fashion. For his appearance on The Inner Circle this week, he picked a two-tone striped suit that was offbeat yet chic, like his polka dotted Dolce & Gabanna suit at the recent Star Awards,

We’re used to seeing the sexy and sultry version of Fiona but hey, the screen siren can pull off other kinds of looks too, okay. This week, she was spotted in a pantsuit, XL glasses and a big bucket hat by Gucci, showing us how geeky chic is being done.

Phyllis made a bright and bold statement when she stepped out in this cheery, colourful maxi dress.

Kewei illustrated a great way of making jeans work for casual Fridays. She paired slim jeans with a striped shirt, featuring a big pussy bow that made sure her outfit stand out from the crowd.

With such an eye-catching and stylish set of workout clothes by Kenzo, it’s no wonder Lawrence is taking a break between his sets to pose for a picture.

Dressing up for your (finally) back to office days can be interesting as long as you pick the right pieces. Jesseca’s asymmetric, frilly skirt is a statement-making piece that can be easily styled with a crisp white button down.

We did a double take when we saw Michelle looking all sweet in a pink frock for her celebration dinner with pals Cynthia Koh, Michelle Chia and Apple Hong. This is possibly the most girly thing we’ve ever seen her in.

Opposite dressing is one of the easiest ways to make your outfit stand out more. Ying Ying opted to layer her romantic tulle frock (which was a 180 from the red hot sultry look that she went for at this year’s Star Awards) with a ruffle blazer for a clashing yet chic effect.

We love the versatility that matching sets offer. The tweed designs on Bing Yu from Karl Lagerfeld look playful and stylish when worn together as a whole look. Or just wear them separately with whatever you already have in your wardrobe to create a look that’s uniquely yours.

Mixing and matching colours can be challenging, especially when you’re just starting to experiment with it. The solution: Go for a printed dress instead. Janice’s colourful frock is a sure win way to feel better any day.

Xiuhuan’s black on black OOTD by Moncler features a black turtleneck top, zip front quilted skirt and embellished black boots; all of which combine for a look that drips attitude.

You might remember Mei Xin’s fire engine red gown from last week’s Star Awards ceremony. But just like any of us, celebs don’t look all glammed up 24/7. Mei Xin’s tie-dye matching set is the kind of comfy ensemble we’d gladly change into after a big night out.

Those with trypophobia, look away now! The tightly packed polka dots on Dick’s printed blazer make it impossible to miss the singer-songwriter wherever he goes. Plus, he’s mini Gentle Monster sunglasses (which by the way are very difficult to pull off) are also conversation-starters.

When it comes to fashion, JJ likes to keep things simple and classic, albeit with a twist. Like her Star Awards look of high ponytail and sparkly black toga dress, this week, she wowed with a timeless white shirt and jeans combo, which she made more fun by tying a knot at the front. Nice.

Diana’s bright yellow blazer is an investment-worthy 9-to-5 option to have in your closet. Pair it with an all-white ensemble like how she did above or swap the white trousers with an emerald green pair to give colour clashing a go.

Compared to its colourful counterparts, a black and white floral dress looks more grownup without losing any of its femininity. And Constance’s version is something we can see ourselves dressing up with a blazer for work, or with sandals for the weekends.