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Women On Top: Carolyn Kan, founder of Carrie K.
SINGAPORE —When Carolyn Kan left her high-flying position at an advertising agency, little did she know when she started her new journey, she would hone her skills with a silversmith in Florence, Italy.
StyleYahoo Lifestyle SG videosWomen On Top: Carolyn Kan, founder of Carrie K.
SINGAPORE — Singaporean designer Carolyn Kan's name is synonymous with her Carrie K. jewellery brand, as well as Keepers, an independent platform showcasing artists, designers and like-minded people. Yahoo Lifestyle Singapore meets with the talented designer, who shows us around her Carrie K. Jewellery flagship atelier opening at Funan Mall.
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Women On Top: Stephanie Dickson, founder of Green Is The New Black
SINGAPORE — As consumers are getting more aware of their consumption habits, climate change and sustainable efforts, one woman is hoping to make a difference through education: her name is Stephanie Dickson, and she is the founder of greenisthenewblack.com/ website.
StyleReta LeeWomen On Top: Denise Law, founder of Tumbleweed
SINGAPORE — Plant designer Denise Law, 32, first opened her plant store on Joo Chiat Road in September 2017. Her mission was simple: to inspire people to create stylish indoor plant displays. She spends time with customers to advise, educate them on plant care to pairing beautiful designed pots.
StyleReta LeeWomen On Top: Cassandra Riene Tan, co-founder of BOTANY Restaurant
SINGAPORE — At just 30 years old, founder of business space rental platform BITSY Global, Cassandra Riene Tan, has added another title to her belt: co-founder of BOTANY, a new dining concept at Robertson Quay.
StyleReta LeeWomen On Top: Fashion designer Priscilla Shunmugam launches new diffusion line, OM
Singapore — When it comes to bespoke Asian dresses, one can always turn to designer Priscilla Shunmugam, whose label Ong Shunmugam is a modern take of the traditional cheongsam wear.
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Women On Top: Female tailor Sheryl Yeo on her custom garment label 3EIGHTH
Singapore — Fashion brands today are increasingly offering custom-made clothing, giving consumers a personalised fit and service.
