Life can still be beautiful: Cancer survivors model for charity
Fashion For Cancer aims to raise $100,000 for the National Cancer Centre's Cancer Fund. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Fashion For Cancer aims to raise $100,000 for the National Cancer Centre's Cancer Fund. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Grey hair is a natural part of ageing, and at some point, it's something that most of us will come to accept as a part of growing older. But what if your hair starts turning grey earlier than expected, like in your '20s or 30s? Would you faithfully head to the salon monthly? Or will you just embrace your genetics...
Ong Bee Yan has a thriving post-retirement career as an in-demand fashion model while running a hip cold brew coffee business – she’s an unconventional breath of fresh air inspiring women with her versatility. In partnership with Louis Vuitton.
Grey hair is a natural part of ageing, and at some point, it’s something that most of us will come to accept as a part of growing older. But what if your hair starts turning grey earlier than expected, like in your ’20s or 30s? Would you faithfully head to the salon monthly? Or will you just embrace your genetics...
May 02, 2021 Ong Bee Yan is 65, retired – and one of Singapore’s most in-demand models. Retirement is a time to relax – but for some, it’s a chance to reinvent themselves and get a new lease on life. Photo: Chia Rong Liang Ong Bee Yan is 65 years old but she’s not taking things easy. Since late 2019, the Singaporean has been one of the island-state’s most in-demand models, featuring in ads and posing for magazines such as L’Officiel. In April, she made the cover of Harpers Bazaar Singapore. “It started when I modelled a T-shirt collection for Graye Studio, an online Singapor...