Silk suits and crochet co-ords that’ll survive the humidity in Singapore? We’re in. This five-year-old label is helmed by Parisian-born Charaf Tajer, who taps into his Moroccan heritage to inform the vibrancy of his collections. Hand-drawn illustrations of European and North African scenes come alive through breezy shirts (worn by the likes of Gigi Hadid), form-fitting crop crochet tops, and wide-legged trousers.

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How do you sum up a collection by this Lebanese-born, Paris-raised designer? Well-tailored eclecticism, with a chic serving of chaotic energy. This London label’s adventurous threads embrace all spectrums of the rainbow — from checks and stripes to embroidery and prints. Mikati has even collaborated with the likes of Kaws, and, believe it or not, Minions.

Olivia Rubin’s bold colour-blocking, dreamy silk dresses, dainty lace frocks, and graphic pointelle knits have gotten the stamp of approval from OG style mavens such as Eva Chen and Aimee Song. Rubin, a Central Saint Martins graduate, has worked at Alexander McQueen and John Galliano, themselves known for embracing drama with aplomb. Rubin’s feminine and flirty collections are also size-inclusive, with sizes that go up to XXXL and UK24.

Whether you love making a bold statement of colour or prefer to get lost in prints, Zimmermann’s the label for you. Leave it to the Aussies to inject structure into resortwear — their collection could potentially take you from the beach side to the boardroom, if you dare. Their sculptural take on dresses, kaftans, and separates ensure that the prints accentuate the movements of your body as you beach-hop from Bondi to Bronte.

Another Aussie on our list, Mister Zimi is great for the modest girlies who aren’t into showing much skin. Known for their 70s-inspired maxi and midi dresses, Mister Zimi’s florals are anything but dainty — they’re graphic, modern, and christened with a girlish charm. Add to cart for your next avo toast and goss sesh.

When you wear a piece from Jodi, you’re wearing a work of art — literally. The bold and beautiful prints of this Indian fashion house champion artisanal craftsmanship such as handblock printing, bandhani dyeing (where small portions of cloth are pinched and tied into tiny bindings that form a figurative design out of an intricate pattern of dots), and hand embroidery.

Rixo’s threads give off the same energy as your grandma’s closet from the 60’s and 70’s. Think cocktail dresses of yore, updated with a contemporary eye. It’s giving thrifted, but trendy — and yet, timeless, too. This British label’s tagline should very well be “more is more”, with bohemian prints inspired by faraway travels, and florals straight out of English garden parties.

Ain’t no party like a pyjama party hosted by Ukrainian label, Sleeper. A favourite among celebrities and influencers (think: EmRata and Veronia Heilbrunner), this cult sleepwear and loungewear brand injects unexpected colours such as hot pink, mint green, and cerulean blue into feather-trimmed hemlines, linen suits, and gingham-printed separates. These pieces may very well bring you from sleepwear to streetwear if you style them right.

One for the #IYKYK crowd, Ganni is loved by Scandi cool girls (step aside, French girl chic). Characterised by fun graphics, chunky knits, playful typography, and a penchant for floral jacquard and occasional glitter, the Danish label offers something for the multi-hyphenate who decides who she wants to be every morning. Go ahead and get inspired by the #GanniGirls on Insta.

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