Staycation Outfit Ideas As Worn By Hanli Hoefer, Sonia Chew And More
To channel those holiday vibes with style, get inspiration from Tay Ying, Drea Chong, Dawn Yeoh and more
Overseas travel might be all the rage now, but sometimes the best vacations are the ones that are closest to home.
Consider nursing your travel bug by rediscovering parts of Singapore you haven’t ventured to, eating at restaurants you haven’t been to, and booking a stay at a local hotel or Airbnb for a change of scenery.
Of course, don’t forget about your staycation outfits. Half the fun’s in packing and planning what to wear for each staycation occasion, right? Ahead, we’ve rounded up some of the most stylish staycay outfits seen on local celebs to inspire your much-needed time off. You’re welcome.
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She stayed at: Hilton Singapore
Floral dresses are just so fun. While they can be worn on any occasion, there’s no better time to embrace joy-sparking floral dresses than staycations. As a rule of thumb, avoid slouchy bags as they give off a more hippie vibe. Instead, pick a bag that is more boxy and structured like what actress Tay Ying did here.
She stayed at: The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore
Colour-averse? You don’t have to throw on pastels or brights come staycay time. Jesseca’s black and white bike shorts and button-up shirt ensemble offers an alternative. Cop the actress’ look by dressing up your sporty bottoms with an unexpected shoe choice such as a pair of silver ballet flats.
She stayed at: Marina Bay Sands
Whether your staycay involves rediscovering the city, pampering spa treatments, or lounging by the pool, comfy shoes are a must. Opt for something that you can easily slip on and off at a moment’s notice, like 987 DJ Germaine Tan’s furry slides. Of course, you can never go wrong with a fitted LBD.
She stayed at: Hotel Fairmont Singapore
This season is all about thinking outside the box! Fashion girls including radio jockey Sonia Chew have been filling their Instagram feeds with fits featuring scarves tied daringly across their chests. If you are worried that your scarf will unravel as you go about your day, considering wearing a bandeau bra or strapless bikini underneath. For lounging by the pool, we recommend pairing your scarf top with some slouchy linen trousers or easy-breezy cotton shorts.
She stayed at: The Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore
Celebrity mum Fann Wong is keeping her style game strong even on her off-hours. In this photo, she is wearing a plissé (micro-pleated) dress. Inspired by the 50s, a pleated dress in a floaty fabric and cinched waist is flattering on all body types. The crinkled effect also hides any wrinkles, so you can always look fresh and put-together even if you just pulled the dress out of your weekend bag. Fann matched her pleated midi with comfortable yet chic espadrille sandals.
She stayed at: Fairmont Singapore
Casual and comfy, yet totally stylish, a drawstring cotton short is perfect for both WFH days and staycays. These itty-bitty loose shorts are also great as a cover-up if you’re lazing by the pool. Hanli paired her drawstring shorts with a fitted basic white tube top.
She stayed at: Amara Sanctuary Resort Sentosa
A staycay is the perfect excuse to wear your swimsuit with just about anything. For a look that works for lounging by the pool or brunch at the hotel restaurant, actress Julie Tan’s sheer white tunic and swimsuit combination is classic. She teamed her tunic with a sun hat with black trim.
She stayed at: Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort and Spa
Your fave pale purple shade from the 90s is back with a vengeance. The trick to pulling off a colour like lilac is to opt for modern silhouettes. For example, “How Are You 2” star Denise Camillia’s purple ruched bodycon dress makes for an easy weekend staycay outfit.
This article originally appeared in Her World.