Singapore Travel Guide :: Summer Outfit Ideas with Love, Bonito

I spent 7 days exploring the best of Singapore, eating my way through the Hawker centers, discovering local gems, and learning about Peranakan culture. Thank you so much to Love, Bonito and the Singapore Tourism board for the experience of a life time. You can shop some of my hot weather friendly outfits below. For sizing reference I’m 5’3” and wearing size small in tops/bottoms. Enter to win a $500 gift card to Love, Bonito!

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Day 1. Welcome Dinner

We had dinner at Mosella at Pan Pacific Hotel Orchard and had the most divine shrimp! This sakura dress is a bloat friendly style.

Dress

Day 2. Exploring in Style

A beautiful matching set with a fitted padded top and lace high waist pants to stay breezy. We walked around Mandai Wildlife Reserve.

Top | Bottom | Sandals

Day 3. Fashion Day made in Singapore

We toured Love, Bonito HQ and did a mock buying session with the CEO, Rachel. I felt confident and chic in my matching linen set in this beautiful dusty blue color. We explored the National Museum.

Top (size small) | Skirt | Pants (size 27)

Day 4. Foodie Day

My tour guide said “Calories don’t count in Singapore”. Come explore some of the hawker centers and Little India in style. This top is flowy and airy with self tie bows in the back. We walked around the Peranakan Houses.

Top | Skirt | Purse (size small)

Day 5. Singapore Sling

Fit and flared maxi dress with boning on the waist, pockets, and adjustable neckline. The Raffles Hotel is a must visit for architecture lovers. They are also home to the Singapore Sling.

A one and done dress (size small)

Bonus :)

Shopping at Love Bonito in Hunan!

Vest

Day 6: Architectural Gems in Singapore

Exploring the architectural gems in Singapore. I felt so inspired by the soft flowing lines of The Jewel inside of Changi airport. The dress is airy, breezy, made of a beautiful lace fabric, and flowing straps. It’s also quite structured as well.

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