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Haze beauty survival guide: Do I have to change my skincare routine when air quality is bad? (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox PM2.5 and PM10 particles in the haze are small enough to penetrate the skin’s surface, lodge in pores and, when the skin is compromised, travel even deeper. SINGAPORE – ’Tis the season for watery eyes, a ticklish throat and weather-enabled introversion, thanks to the persistent haze. Smoke from forest fires in Indonesia has been blowing into Singapore for much of September, tipping air quality into the unhealthy range on some days – a fir
Multi-million-dollar Singapore fashion brand Aijek relaunches after seven-year hiatus (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Aijek founder Danelle Woo at her home studio. SINGAPORE - Danelle Woo does not fancy herself an environmentalist. But a single visit to a Cambodian dumpsite in 2021 was enough of a reckoning for the former high-flying fashion designer. The trash heaps were taller than her. Stray dogs relieved themselves on the mounds. Young women in the neighbouring village complained of illness even as their families eked out a living by sorting the rubb
Singapore fashion brands in Seoul for pop-up under new Singapore Fashion Council initiative (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Singapore: Selects has been timed to coincide with Seoul Fashion Week and art fair Frieze Seoul. SINGAPORE – Eighteen home-grown brands are in Seoul, South Korea, for a four-day pop-up from Sept 4 to 7. The expedition, organised by the Singapore Fashion Council (SFC) and supported by Enterprise Singapore, is the first of a new initiative by the trade association to take Singapore brands to overseas markets. Under the banner Singapore: Sel
Fewer marriages, fussier couples: The wedding business in Singapore is getting tougher (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get tips on how to grow your career and money Former bridal salon enclave Tanjong Pagar is now left with a few studios and many more Korean eateries. SINGAPORE – The busy thoroughfare of Tanjong Pagar Road has always been known as a bridal studio hub. But an update is in order. In the shophouse-lined main street, purveyors of ivory gowns and romantic photo shoots are few, stragglers in a sea of Korean eateries. It was not always like this. Derrick Goh, manager of holdout boutique Z
More multi-label stores run by Gen Z are popping up. Here are three to check out (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get tips on how to grow your career and money A growing class of Gen Z retailers are starting or pivoting to boutiques anchored by a selection of small international labels. SINGAPORE – Move over, thrift stores. Multi-label shops are the new retail format in vogue among young fashion entrepreneurs. A growing class of Gen Z retailers are starting or pivoting to boutiques anchored by a selection of small international labels. At these trendy spaces, a mix of lesser-known and Instagram
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