This Week’s Best-Dressed Local Stars: Jan 30-Feb 6

Whether you’re in the mood for something romantic and feminine or just want to look cool and chic, this week’s stylish stars will give you plenty of outfit #inspo.

All decked out in cool threads from H&M, Kewei and her boys looked set for some CNY visiting. We particularly love the mother-of-two's printed frock which features – wait for it – Disney’s Clarabelle Cow. How apt for the niu year!

How gorgeous does Cheryl look in this ensemble inspired by K-drama It's Okay To Not Be Okay's Ko Mun-Yeong (played by Seo Ye Ji)? The Loewe saddle belt is a great and statement-making accessory to pull her look together.

Another outfit that would look right at home on Ko Mun-Yeong is Tanya’s frock. The possibly Bridgerton-inspired gown is oh-so-romantic and looks great beside JJ's military-style ensemble.

In case you’re wondering, Ying Ying isn’t wrapping herself up as a present. The big, bold red bow lookalike is in fact a shoulder bag from Red Valentino. What a way to make a statement for the upcoming Chinese New Year.

Staring at a mandarin orange for the ‘gram? Sure, why not? But seriously, we’re swooning over the gorgeous CNY-ready number on Ya Hui — the asymmetrical scallop hemline, standout colours and dizzying checks are major visual treats.

We can’t emphasise enough how important fit is when it comes to suits. Jade’s well-tailored two-piece is a good example of how smart and stylish one can look when the fit is right. The check print also made her ensemble a whole lot more eye-catching.

We’ve said this and we’ll say it again; a basic button down is your best bet to looking professional for Zoom meetings. Jesseca’s freshly-pressed stripe top can be easily layered over a lounge dress, getting you ready for virtual meetings in literally seconds.

Clad in an Hermès printed jumpsuit and a long key lock necklace, Stefanie’s press meet outfit dripped style and high fashion in a subdued and low key way.

Fiona's all-black look is anything but boring thanks to her stylish cropped uniform top and its frayed hem. Her plant fascinator makes a cute addition too.

Valentine’s Day is coming up and if you’re thinking of getting a sexy dress that hugs you like a glove, go for a nude pink slip dress. Ramp up the glam by accessorising it with statement necklace or earrings.

Is your day in dire need of some cheer? Incorporate some colours into your outfit and you might just be surprised by the mood lifting effect they bring. Xu Bin’s soft watercolour painting-like hoodie and trainers contrasted his black trousers, making his look a lot more fun and delightful.

Here's a unique way to suit up. This blazer from Pinko is actually a bodysuit so you can tuck it into the matching paperbag pants for a more fitted silhouette.

It’ll be some time before we can go on a beach holiday, but when we do, we wanna look as fab as Rozz. Her kaftan-over-swimsuit look is perfect for days when we don’t want to show off too much skin and still be able to enjoy some sun, sand, and, of course, sangrias. Now, if only we could get our hands on those Chanel sandals too.

We’re not too sure about the ‘90s Aaron Kwok-inspired hair, but Chase’s multicolor bomber jacket is a plus for any T-shirt and trousers combo. The best part is, it's reversible.

Sonia went for maximum impact by colour-coordinating her co-ord with her Apple AirPods Max. Some might think the combo is overly olive but hey, we think the effect looks pretty cool.

Herman still needs some practice to nail his smize but thankfully, his stylist did him good by dressing him up in this all black bad-boy-meets-frat-boy look. It’s a 180 change from his goofy, funnyman image, but we think his fans will like it.

The checked tiles in the backdrop are giving us a headache but we love how wearable You Yi’s casual Friday ensemble is. Pick a windowpane blazer for an offbeat vibe, and then belt it up for cinched in waist.

The Gucci x Doraemon collab is one of the hottest and cutest pairings to date. Shu An was decked out in the cheery creations, looking especially youthful and adorable.

If red is too mainstream for you, Ferlyn’s egg yolk blouse from Shanghai Tang is an equally bright and bold option to wear for Chinese New Year.

Shaun’s denim jacket and navy pants pair well and are failsafe pieces for every stylish man. He would have looked more dapper if he traded those tan slip-ons with loafers.

Yes, a long puffy sleeve dress wrinkles easily and ironing it can be a b... bit troublesome. However, it’s a versatile piece that can be dressed up or down, depending on your day or mood. Style it with classic sneakers for a sporty and stylish appeal.

Poor photography editing skills aside, we love the little touches – in the form of playful polka dots and glitzy soles – that Jayley added to her black and white getup.