The Fashion Scene in Singapore

Find upscale shopping on Orchard Road, from one-of-a-kind jewellery to eclectic apparel.

Aug 24, 2010

By: Annie Ferguson

Loang & Noi elephant jewellery — 11. Audi Fashion Festival Singapore is the premiere event. Loang & Noi (design pictured), an upscale shop on Orchard Road, offers locally designed jewellery (pictured). From pearls to polished cabochons to cut gems, almost all the designs are original pieces, often inspired by nature. Also on Orchard Road, All Dressed Up is a local fashion label known for its eclectic, contemporary appeal. Next . . .
Photography courtesy Loang & Noi

Pin It — 11. Audi Fashion Festival Singapore is the premiere event. Loang & Noi (design pictured), an upscale shop on Orchard Road, offers locally designed jewellery (pictured). From pearls to polished cabochons to cut gems, almost all the designs are original pieces, often inspired by nature. Also on Orchard Road, All Dressed Up is a local fashion label known for its eclectic, contemporary appeal. Next . . .
Photography courtesy Loang & Noi

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