WHY HER? The former Miss World Singapore received her BA from King’s College London and now works as a regional brand manager at online fashion platform Zalora. She’s also working on a street style platform, The Status Quo.

WHAT'S MORE: Karisa was named Singapore’s Most Stylish by Harper’s Bazaar last year. 

WHY HER?
Inspired by her love of travelling, she founded Blue Sky Escapes, a travel company that organises bespoke journeys.

NATURAL HABITAT: Anywhere extraordinary. 

WHY HER?
Following in the footsteps of her parents, Adrian and Susan Peh, who are partners at their own law firm, Melissa studied law at University College London and was admitted as an advocate and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Singapore earlier this year.

NATURAL HABITAT: This self-proclaimed foodie can usually be found at the latest dining hotspot snapping for her Instagram.

PERKS: She’s a trained ballroom dancer, so she won’t be treading on anyone’s toes.

WHY HER?
This familiar face in Singaporean high society, the daughter of doctor and watch collector Bernard Cheong, graduated from Singapore Management University with a double degree in business management and accountancy. After trying her hand at various office jobs, she turned her passion for baking into a career by starting Cheryl’s Sweets. 

NATURAL HABITAT: Behind the camera, taking a picture of her newest sweet treat to put on her website.

PERKS: Cookies. Cakes. Brownies. Need we say more?

WHY HER?
Youth, style and a family that runs one of Singapore’s largest beauty empires: this pharmacy graduate has got it all. Given that beauty mogul Jean Yip is her mother, her flawless look is unsurprising.

NATURAL HABITAT: Working as the world’s best-dressed pharmacist.

PERKS: She’s a self-proclaimed neat freak, so as long as you pull your weight, an orderly home is guaranteed.

PSST: She’s also a “Belieber” and has a golden retriever called Pillow.

WHY HER?
Rebecca’s family might be one of Singapore’s wealthiest, but that doesn’t mean she’s sitting idle. The 23-year-old is the founder of social enterprise Love, Mei, which provides survivors of human trafficking with skills training and employment.

THAT'S NOT ALL: 
She was the first Singaporean to be presented at the Bal des Débutantes in Paris. The girl’s got drive and manners. 

WHY HER?
She’s co-founder of The Social Co, a youth-led organisation that encourages young people and businesses to assist and raise the profile of lesser-known charities in Singapore. She is also the co-founder of Chloros Solutions, a green consultancy, and the director of her family’s Jia Foundation, which engages in projects that support youth education, mental healthcare and the arts.