This year, Forbes listed Clara, a Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design graduate, as one of the “30 under 30” young designers defining fashion and art in Asia. Clara was the artistic director behind Singapore Tourism Board’s “Singapore: Inside Out”, a multi-disciplinary showcase of Singaporean talents in the Arts, which travelled to Beijing, London, New York and back. She has also designed scarves for British luxury fashion house, Alexander McQueen, and worked with clients like Warner Music.

Read more about Clara Yee here.

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Many of us have marvelled at the architectural design of the rejuvenated Clarke Quay, and the beautiful Shanghai International Cruise Terminal – but did you know that these well-known projects were completed by award-winning architecture firm, Spark? Wenhui, who spearheads the socially-conscious firm’s Singapore headquarters, also oversees its global brand and graphic identity. Wenhui is credited for leading the teams that won Spark’s first commissions in Vietnam in 2009, and in Australia in 2013.

Read more about Lim Wenhui here.

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A draughtsman’s daughter, this LASALLE-SIA College of the Arts graduate draws inspiration from architectural forms for the designs for her seven-year-old brand, Elohim by Sabrina Goh. The Singapore Young Designer Contest finalist 2006 and 2007, was selected to be mentored by fashion veterans such as Diane Von Furstenberg and Victoria Beckham, as part of last year’s Fashion Futures Programme. Today, her label is stocked in stores in the US, Hong Kong, New Zealand and South Korea.

Read more about Sabrina Goh here.

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