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Until You Droppe

The Society of Black Sheep
Amid the stuffy and more “proper” high-end labels here, this indie boutique stands out for its unpredictable and quirky mix of clothes, shoes and accessories; spanning underground labels like Sydney’s Mjolk, Injury and Friedrich Gray, Helsinski’s Minna Parikka and London’s People’s Market, Atalanta Weller and Lungta de Fancy. “We put the clothes together with a thought for the individual who appreciates incongruity, but prefers to express their uniqueness in a subtle way,” says owner Lim Li Hsien. Peppered throughout are a compelling mix of deconstructed and distressed pieces from Friedrich Gray’s Dislocation collection, Lungta De Fancy’s romantic styles, and wearable, casual pieces and shoes from House of Holland and Bstore.
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Porsche Design Store
The first Porsche Design Store to carry its full range of accessories and ready-to-wear collection outside of Europe, this spacious boutique is fitted with modern display shelves crafted from metal and glass, highlighting the brand’s “Iconic Style” philosophy. Housing the complete luxury collection from Porsche Design, you’ll find an extensive range of womenswear and menswear debuting here. Take your pick from the much sought-after leather jackets, premium jeans, trendy sunglasses, chic watches and gadgets.
Dior Homme
Arguably the most eye-catching boutique in the mall (blame the bright white neon display lights juxtaposed against the black exterior, this is where contemporary fashion designer Kris Van Assche’s well-made men’s line for the luxury label can be found. Although an offshoot of the original store at ION Orchard, the Shoppes’ edition is more exclusive and inviting. A selection of limited edition wallets ($900 upwards) are stocked here alongside Van Assche’s Autumn/Winter collection spanning cowboy-inspired hats, red cardigans, baggy pants and preppy shirts, pants and jackets—all very trendy and luxe.
Robinsons
One of the biggest fashion and health and beauty tenants at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, spanning 20,800 sq. ft. of space, offering various store exclusives for the ladies. Very spacious and well-lit, highlights here include coveted Repetto ballet shoes, separates by Korea-based Eryn Brinie and Paris-based Tila March, funky pumps by Irregular Choice and standalone corners for classic brands like Ted Baker and Coast. Considering that the rest of the mall is pretty high-end, Robinsons is a good bet for ladies who’ve maxed out their cards but still want to look good.
Alleira
Expect a gorgeous collection of contemporary women’s ready-to-wear and cocktail apparel here. Inspired by oriental batik print Alleira may be, but the designs are edgy, but not tacky. All products are hand painted and 100 percent batik. The cocktail collection ($300 upwards) mainly uses luxe fabrics such as quality chiffon and silk to amp up the glam factor, with pieces so versatile they’d be perfect for either your friend’s wedding dinner or a night at the race.
French Connection UK
The industrial-inspired floor of the 1,600 sq. ft. space sets the mood, making it one of the more accessible boutiques in the building: Womenswear at the front, and menswear at the back of the store. While there’s a plethora of blazers, blouses and dresses to browse, ladies should keep an eye out for more luxurious pieces like the studded orange see-through dress ($299) and pleated jumpsuits ($279). Guys can choose from a heady range of men’s polo tees ($99), basic black crew-neck T-shirts ($99) and denim hoodies ($169) that make great staples. This is the perfect place if you’re looking for French-inspired chicness without blowing your budget.