Street Style: 35 Looks to switch up your wardrobe

MF editorial team

20 Mar 2016

mis à jour le 20 March 2016 à 00:00

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The floral print
Pick out a sleeveless maxi dress full of flowery prints to keep your style contemporary.
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The cold shoulder
Keep cool and sexy with an off-the-shoulder top. Light colours embrace the summery vibe.
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The ruffled top
Ruffled tops can look flirty and feminine.
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The quirky accessory
Carry your things in style with a head turning bag. This watermelon clutch will keep you looking fresh.
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The matching pink emsemble
Release your inner flamingo with bold colours like pink and purple.
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The pink flowy dress
Exciting solid colours will bring a more youthful appearance to your usual wardrobe. Pair a bright and vibrant flowy dress with contrasting boots or sneakers.
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The long gypset dress
Channel your inner nomadic free spirit when you don a long, loose fitting dress. Accessorise with an amalgamation of bright gemstone jewellery and multiple bangles.
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The satin dress
Pair a long satin dress with a light jacket to look city ready. Some chunky shoes will complete the look.
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The checkered skirt
Plaid patterns can draw the eye of onlookers. Be sure not to overdo it - a single checkered piece in your outfit can work as a statement.
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The casual daytime look
High waisted trousers and a simple top can bring about a simple and easy look to your daytime wardrobe. Let down your hair to appear less severe.
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The madness of patches
Create your very own customised statement piece - iron on patches are an interesting way to spice up your clothes.
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The neo-preppy
Dress young by adopting hip sunglasses and lifted denim jeans.
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Embroidery Slavic spirit
Denim and white fabrics make the perfect combination. Layering a dress with some jeans underneath is a versatile outfit that's both casual and fashionable.
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The chic pyjamas
Not everyone will be able to pull this off, but it's an interesting style nonetheless. For the more unorthodox fashonistas!
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The flamenco inspiration
You don't have to go all out with the gaudy red flamenco dress, but this subtle style has everything a woman could want when emulating the Spanish vibe.
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The flight of fancy
Perhaps reminescent of an air stewardess, but this high skirt + ruffled top look has a striking appearance that might stun a crowd.
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Customised denim
Everyone will know you for miles when you carry around a signature customised piece.
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The romantic dress
Embrace your inner French with this slimming romantic dress. Pair with some high heels for an elegant look.
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The seventies look
High waisted bell bottom jeans, with a flair sleeved top - you can try your luck with bringing back the seventies.
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A message to the world
Clothing with a message might encourage people to look twice in your direction to read your words. Give them every reason to look at you!
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The caftan tunic way
For hot weather, the tunic is the way. Easy to pair with fitting denim jeans.
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White lace
Lace is graceful. White is a staple colour for lace pieces. Add a contrasting shoulder bag for some colour.
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The bomber
The bomber is bold for outerwear, but will look great when worn out and about in the city.
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White lace layers
Layers are always a good thing - with lace, anything can happen. Add accessories like a hat and some dark boots.
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The new hem
Take a look at the stunning hem work on the blouse and jeans. Now that's something to talk about.
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The vintage shirt
T-shirts with timeless brand logos will never get old.
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The spring suit
Find ways to make your workwear less boring. Try different suits in colours you don't usually wear. You might find something you like.
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The vintage jeans
Slim fitting jeans aren't the only type - try out a vintage cut and take your look to a new era.
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Mexican inspiration
Take it up a notch and embrace different cultures, while also adding some quirky touches like bold coloured shoes.
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The striped skirt
Stripes can go in different directions. Go the diagonal route to create the illusion of a fuller waist.
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The buttoned denim skirt
Nothing beats dark denim with bright metallic buttons.
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The sport chic
Want to look stylish but also like you've been to the gym for a workout? Dress for the ocassion!
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The pleated skirt
Bring back the pleats - ruffle up your workwear!
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The return of pastel
Subtle pastel colours are pleasing to the eye. Give them a chance.
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The vibrant top
Try v-neck sleeveless tops for a fresh summer look. Bonus points for bright colours.

Check out these new looks - here are our vibrant picks for the season.

The hot and sunny weather has got us dreaming of a new wardrobe packed full of loose flowing dresses, flirty skirts, strappy sandals and light spring jackets. No one needs a heavy coat or thick sweater in sweltering Singapore - it’s the place to put on something sleeveless and summery. But if you're also looking to achieve a look that is a little more formal and fashionable, maxi dresses, floral prints, denim skirts and ruffled tops are on the list!

Feeling a little daring? Try flaunting some quirky accessories - you'll turn heads in no time. Pick out items that are vibrant and colourful, but not overly big or bulky. Take a look at the ultra loud watermelon clutch in the gallery for the perfect example.

Jackets and blazers are typically reserved for the air-conditioned office, but you can still make a statement with them by picking out contemporary styles that won't look out of place on a runway.

Need inspiration? Check out 35 of our most desirable picks that will be worth a wardrobe overhaul!

Cécile Baraize & Angela Goh

Photos: Imaxtree

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