Many people might have the impression of Victoria Beckham as the woman who never smiles. Nonetheless, in terms of sartorial sense, there are little nuggets that we could take a leaf out of her book. It is interesting to note that Posh seems to be exuding more career woman chic in the recent years, given her new identity as a designer behind her own brand.

How to wear orange

Go for a good fit, and match the bright colour with neutral shades such as black or navy.

I have been on a lookout for smart and well-cut dresses to expand my “corporate” wardrobe. And since Kate Middleton has been wearing a number of sophisticated dresses (most of them are with three-quarter sleeves), I thought we could all take a leaf out of her book.

(from left) Knit dress from Alexander McQueen, Dress by Stella McCartney and shoes from Prada

It’s St Patrick’s Day today, and just a couple of days ago, I dressed according to the color theme of this religious holiday in a shade of kelly green!

Dress: A.B. S. by Allen Schwartz | Shoes: Ros Hommerson | Necklace: Forever 21 | Bag: Prada | Belt : ASOS | Watch: DKNY

Having been a cubicle rat for several years, I have learnt that looking classy, fashionable and serious for the office is no mean feat. Many people often dismiss corporate wear as boring and stifling. Many ladies also stick to the safe haven – by wearing black most of the time.

Indeed, it seems hard to juggle sartorial sense when your professionalism is on the table but I thought it’s time all of us be inspired with our office wardrobe with reference from Olivia Palermo!

How to mix and match pants outfits: well-fitted blazer or a silk blouse?

I met X-wen at the Jimmy Choo Fall/Winter collection preview a few days ago and it was hilarious how we came in same colour combination without any warning.

Of course we had to take a picture together. I love her new pixie crop!

I was in my day-to-day corporate lady wear, although I must say I really love the shade of kelly green of my skirt. It is a stunning colour that goes well with different skin tones.

Top: Victoria’s Secret | Eyelet skirt: Oscar de la Renta |
Skinny belt: ASOS | Shoes: Etienne Aigner

The perils of fashion blogging is you get temptations everywhere, sometimes when you least expect it. I received photos of the latest Fall/Winter collection from adidas SLVR and kinda got mesmerised. Especially this Sateen Tux Blazer which literally had me at hello.

The casual chic line continues to offer elegant and stylish clothing options that are both sport-inspired and smart for occasions. And yes, adidas has extended from sportswear to spiffy everyday wear through this label .

Tomorrow is Singapore’s Polling Day! Have you decided who to cast your vote for? To my non-Singaporean readers, the Singapore’s General Elections this year is the most highly contested in the nation’s history and certainly one which generated unprecedented level of national attention and debate.

Having seen and heard many candidates on the TV, Youtube, papers or at the rallies over the past couple of weeks, I have picked out three female candidates and taken the liberty to imagine what they should be wearing tomorrow. Let’s face it, the sartorial preference of female politicians should be as important as her policy recommendations and action plans. Look at how Michelle Obama was able to influence J Crew sales simply because she looked good in her outfit!

1. Tin Pei Ling (People’s Action Party)