Tampines residents will find the television test screen design on the MP’s shirt familiar. Custom-designed and block-printed by hand by LaSalle graduate Kuan Yi, it features the analogue art on several Insta-worthy HDB blocks in Tampines — what a cute and creative way to pay tribute to his constituency.

The Minister for Manpower turned up for the National Day celebrations, wearing a white sleeveless crocheted top, scarlet skirt and a red and gold necklace that is designed to resemble the crescent moon and stars on our flag.

The prints on PM Lee’s shirt were a visual treat for us who were watching the National Day Parade at home. A word of advice for the guys out there who want to give prints a go — remember to keep the rest of your ensemble pared down to avoid looking too OTT.

Nee Soon GRC MP Carrie Tan kept it fresh and youthful with a flowly sleeveless top and printed cropped pants — perfect for the sweltering weather when she was out interacting with residents.

In our opinion, floral dresses are one of the wardrobe essentials for stylish women. It seems West Coast GRC MP agrees too. She looks ravishing in this frilly wrap dress, featuring pretty blooms.  

Minister for Sustainability and the Environment made a bold fashion statement in this pink and red batik-print sleeveless shirt that looked a lot like the dress she wore to the parade last year. Did she like batik painter Ika Zahri Sarkasi's design so much that she got a blouse version too?

Instead of shopping for a whole new set of clothes for NDP, the Jurong GRC MP pulled together old pieces from her closet and mixed them with her new pink orchid scarf by Nara Dsign by Nadzirah Malik. Kudos on supporting local designers and shopping consciously!

The Sengkang GRC MP paired her bold red top and jeans with a whimsical face mask featuring the skyline of Singapore, lending a much needed dose of youthful style in the MP mix this year.

The orchid prints on the Bishan-Toa Payoh GRC MP's NDP-ready batik shirt aren’t just eye-catching, they also remind us of the beautiful greenery we see everywhere we go in Singapore.  

Second Minister for Foreign Affairs Dr Maliki Osman showed his love for Singapore by wearing a floral shirt designed by local designer, May Sabai. The hand painted flowers look absolutely arresting, and perfectly matched his orchid face mask. 

The Workers’ Party MPs kept things simple and chic, twinning (or tripling?) in matching red tops and black pants.

Senior Minister Teo Chee Hean might have chosen a plain red polo shirt for the Padang parade but it was his starry red and white face mask (representing our national flag) that went a step further, showing how much pride and love he has for Singapore.

We love how special the hem looks on this scarlet blouse worn by Tampines GRC MP Cheng Li Hui. The extended panels and cut-out details added a touch of glamour to her outfit.   

The Minister of State kept her outfit casual chic by opting for a drapey red blouse, slim white jeans and maroon loafers — an ensemble that’s both weekend- and National Day-appropriate.    

MP of Nee Soon GRC, Assoc Prof Dr Muhammad Faishal exuded major vacay vibes in this good looking linen short sleeve shirt, featuring beautiful symmetric prints.

Senior Minister of State, Dr Amy Khor, spent part of her National Day thanking transport workers at Bedok Mall. She was spotted in a red and white knitted stripe top, comfy white culottes, and a special SG55 face mask.  

A leg injury didn't stop Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC MP Hany Soh from dressing up for the National Day celebrations at Kampung Admiralty. Featuring frilly sleeves and an asymmetrical hem, her red and white colourblock shirt dress is the perfect balance of chic and casual, and her orchid-inspired printed mask is the icing on the cake.

For the celebrations, Yio Chu Kang MP Yip Hon Weng went for a multi-colour floral print shirt and jeans. The most eye-catching feature of his outfit was none other than his face mask; its see-through front is designed with the hearing imparied in mind, helping them to lip read.

President Halimah kept her outfit sophisticated and extra meaningful at this year’s NDP by donning a silk-cotton scarf and brooch that incorporated designs from two visually handicapped artists, Katy Lee and Adeline Vejaletchmy.