Nestled in the south-east section of the globe, Singapore is a bustling city, full of surprises at every nook and corner and ever ready to embrace new cultures and trends. A travel to Singapore is fulfilling for both recreational and educational purposes as it houses umpteen facilities and modern accommodation amenities to invite tourists all year round. Considering that the weather is Singapore is quite sticky, there are certain fashion trends to bear in mind before your pack your bags impulsively and fly away to the city of gardens.
Here we discuss the prevailing fashion trend in Singapore, along with the ones that are most comfortable for every tourist.
‘Dress down’ or ‘dress up’ for Singapore?
If you intend to visit Singapore for the sole purpose of touring the city, then all you basically need to pack is a couple of shorts, singlet, tank tops, T-shirt and you are good to go. In the sweltering hot and humid climate of Singapore, the lesser you wear outdoors, the better you will feel. Fabrics like pure cotton, silk and linen are compulsory. Consider packing extra t-shirts since after a day of outdoor travelling, you will have sweat completely and may need a change. Also be generous on the usage of a deodorant to conceal body odour.
As contrary to outdoor temperatures, places of Singapore maintain fully conditioned and sometimes chilly temperatures indoors. Since majority of activities occur indoors in Singapore, dressing becomes a new challenge altogether. So while you ‘dress down’ for outdoors, you will need to ‘dress up’ for indoor activities.
How to dress indoors for….
One last tip…
Singapore is a lively city which holds high regards for high street fashion and other contemporary trends. One popular fashion trend in Singapore is pattern mixing. In patten mixing, you can mix and match your standard black and white cotton clothes with perky scarves in shades of bright blue, bold red, fuschia or purple to accentuate the overall look and quite set a trend on your next travel to Singapore!
Top fashion tips to follow on your next visit to Singapore,