Harper's Bazaar Singapore

MOST STYLISH WOMEN 2021

WILLABELLE ONG, 27

Content creator

How would you describe your style?

I’d say it’s classic and elegant, with a touch of masculinity. I’m generally drawn to more structured pieces, such as a blazer with strong shoulders or a well-cut dress.

Who is your favourite designer?

I think Louis Vuitton’s Nicolas Ghesquière is in a league of his own with his forward-thinking collections and modernistic touch. I’m obsessed with the cosmic-print, flounce-sleeved coat I wore for the shoot—it’s truly a statement piece with a playful nod to the House’s travel identity, both past and future.

What are some of your fashion go-tos?

For me, watches and gold jewellery are modern classics. Whether it’s pairing a yellow gold Van Cleef & Arpels Alhambra pendant with vintage malachite hoop earrings, or stacking multiple Tiffany & Co. bracelets and rings, I find that they instantly add an element of finesse to any outfit.

What is the most treasured piece in your wardrobe?

A watch from my husband when we got engaged, to commemorate our time spent together.

PUTRI ADIF, 23

Designer and artist

What made you fall in love with fashion?

It was something that was always around me. Ever since I was little, I’ve liked dressing up. I always saw my grandmother matching her outfits to my grandad’s—down to her tudung and handbag—which I found very

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