the Singapore style

[onijo84]

I scrolled thru 5 pages and all i can say is FARK. Being a Singaporean, most Singaporean girls are fugly. There are some pretty ones you might notice as and when you hit the right places. That said, foreigners (yeah you whiteboys) digg the local girls here. I am left clueless at times as to what they are attracted to. Style? There is no dress culture here..

 

[PLaydice]

They just look like asian gay guys and lesbian hipsters too me..........

 

[linkinwayne]

Originally Posted by PLaydice

They just look like asian gay guys and lesbian hipsters too me..........

ya why are there so many ******* asians in singapore

and why are people homosexualz, god hates faggots etc etc etc

 

[Batwing]

Originally Posted by onijo84

I scrolled thru 5 pages and all i can say is FARK. Being a Singaporean, most Singaporean girls are fugly. There are some pretty ones you might notice as and when you hit the right places. That said, foreigners (yeah you whiteboys) digg the local girls here. I am left clueless at times as to what they are attracted to. Style? There is no dress culture here..

I love Singaporean girls

Perhaps it's the different from the norm...
However, most have very good bodies, and you don't look at the mantel piece when you're poking the fire

 

[centrix]

singaporean girls mostly just somehow think that being flat and thin is the new hotness... on top of that, less clothes means more boys coming at you

 

[Flame]

I don't mind flat and thin.

But most of our local girls have mediocre faces.

And I'm a mantelpiece person.

 

[bryannnn]

Not sure where you guys go, but on any given sortie to the Orchard Road area, I see dozens of stunners, eye-popping lookers with drop-dead gorgeous bodies to match.

Which brings me to this thing about them being flat, I wonder if perhaps you're confusing Singapore with Laos or Cambodia or some place. Nowadays, there are a lot more Singaporean women with a perky B than less, which is quite remarkable considering their body types tend to lean toward ectomorphic. Probably the change in diet.

Anyway, this relative busty elegance is a real attractive combo. Or as hey say here: shiok.

But yeah, no accounting for taste eh.

 

[lamergod]

Originally Posted by bryannnn

Not sure where you guys go, but on any given sortie to the Orchard Road area, I see dozens of stunners, eye-popping lookers with drop-dead gorgeous bodies to match.

Which brings me to this thing about them being flat, I wonder if perhaps you're confusing Singapore with Laos or Cambodia or some place. Nowadays, there are a lot more Singaporean women with a perky B than less, which is quite remarkable considering their body types tend to lean toward ectomorphic. Probably the change in diet.

Anyway, this relative busty elegance is a real attractive combo. Or as hey say here: shiok.

But yeah, no accounting for taste eh.

+1 There's so muchstunners when you walk along Orchard or Haji. Don't get why people keep saying Singapore got no hot chicks.

 

[Nereis]

It's because Singapore has a serious case of cultural cringe at anything native, especially at their looks (or as they keep saying, lack thereof).

 

[invadernick]

I can't be handsome? On a serious note though, most guys dress like crap here I think most of their dress influence come from Taiwan and Korea. Personally I really hate it and find most of it too flashy or feminine (whats up with all those tote bags?).

I usually wear a sports jacket or a super thin leather jacket I was lucky enough to procure. I was drenched in sweat for the first few weeks but I became slowly accustomed to it and began to sweat less. There's so much air conditioning here anyway, you won't ever have to sweat for long. In fact, it can get chilly when the rain starts to pour or when you're blasted by air conditioners.

I don't think Singaporeans are ugly, if we just make an effort to dress up and groom ourselves there could be a lot of potential. And those of us who do dress up, learn to stick to basics, and pick better inspiration. Stay away from all that Taiwanese stuff and the local Men's Mags, pick up a GQ instead and you'll be much better off.

 

[Verniza]

Hey guys! Just came across this thread and I see some Singaporeans here. Regarding this,

Some fun infohttp://www.facebook.com/pages/Dylan-...496866?sk=wallDylan & Son- this is one of the tailors that actually tried to have an online presence. Though they are not as young as Clothesmith, but this shows that there are actually SOME demand for sartorial goods.Tell me what you guys can tell from the pictures (quality and all)

How is their quality of stitching and product etc? Any prior experience with them?

 

[kashmir]

Just launched: the street style lookbook of Singapore.

http://poshism.com/

I would say that there are some directions that might be fresh for the SW&Ders but otherwise.. just take it as a catalog for petite guys during summertime.

 

[brad-t]

"posh this!"

lol

 

[kashmir]



Hey guys! Just came across this thread and I see some Singaporeans here. Regarding this,
How is their quality of stitching and product etc? Any prior experience with them?

I have no experience with them whatsoever, but I do think that their stuff looks nice. The FB page is fun to look at.

Anyway, I notice the popularity of RW boots with vibergs (ugly!), and Doc Martens. Though I think Doc Martens reached such popularity here due to their aggressive marketing after the brand rejuvenation- my mom quipped "What? That **** is popular again?!"

Thing is everything here is so overpriced, even H&M, though during discounts they are really generous.

 

[CharlieAngel]

Singaporeans must be tiny to be able to wear Pendletons that way.