With a new year comes the opportunity for reflection, renewal and rebirth. The option of a clean slate offers us the chance to be thoughtful about who we want to be in the months ahead. If, for whatever reason, 2023 did not go as planned, the new year signifies the time to adjust your mindset and get a fresh start. This beginning allows you to hold space to decide what your intentions are, from long-term goals to the relationship you foster with the clothes you wear. In that vein, each year, designers conceptualise resort collections, historically proven to be more experimental and focused on travel. This provides the perfect opportunity to try a different style on for size.
This story is from the January/February 2024 edition of Vogue Singapore.
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