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 From cool crochet from the 60's to the return of hot pants, this is your official guide to top trends in 2020  From the '60s CHRISTOPHER KANE, DOLCE & GABBANA, ALTUZARRA; GETTY IMAGES 1. Psychedelic Florals Sure, classic and feminine is still cool, but for 2020, the floral print is getting a small makeover. Options will be full of bright, vibrant colors and appear more abstract, giving outfits a groovy little twist. 2. Straw Bags Nope, they're not just for the beach. The lightweight material makes this bag a summer staple, and you'll find it's just as versatile as any old satchel, pairing well with both sundresses and jeans. 3. Crochet Stitching Nothing says '60s quite like a crocheted design. These tops and dresses are a great (and breezy!) way to incorporate color and print into your outfit, whether you layer them over a T-shirt or opt to show a little skin. From the '70s GIVENCHY, VICTORIA BECKHAM, CHLOE, HERMÈS; GETTY IMAGES It's time to channel...

The Instagram scene in Singapore is booming, not just as part of the ‘sharing society’, businesses but also online scammers have been on the rise. A Photographer by the name of Colin, introduced himself as part of Timeless Romance Instagram Account .  His account has also stated he won multiple award such as WPPI, WPJA, AGWPJA, ISPWP, FEARLESS, MPA. If you search on google, you may find out he did the Wedding Photoshoot for Singapore's celebrity DJs Glenn Ong and Jean Danker with Bobby Kiran Photography . We're not completely certain why he did Cyberbegging with strangers on Instagram. Netizen Ling reported Photographer Colin messaged her in her work account on Instagram inbox in the month of February. He explains that his dad is in the hospital requires immediate surgery due to his colon cancer and he have exhausted his savings. He also mentioned he had tried many of his friends and contacts. Photographer Colin even sent his NRIC photo which makes Netize...

 There are many simple things you can do to help Mother Nature and Going green is easier than you think. There are little things you can do every day to help reduce greenhouse gases and make a less harmful impact on the environment. Taking care of the Earth is not just a responsibility, it's a privilege. I've recently heard a Bubble Tea shop in Singapore is doing their part for the Environment. You may now Pick up a Reusable Stainless Steel Metal Straw at Bober Tea when you purchased Brown Sugar series bubble tea from them. It's for the first 5000 customers only. Every little thing YOU do really makes a difference! We can start with simple changes I'm Glad Bober Tea is showing us the Great example. Environmental pollution is one of the key problems faced in our modern world. Though there have been massive technological advancement in these recent days, it has also invited negative effects to the environment. By doing a simple thing like planting a tree, we ...

Every parent want the best for their children. The idea of what is best for the child might not always jibe with theirs. Often parents will give a nudge towards the decision they think is correct, trying to find that delicate balance between encouraging and pushing too hard.   But how hard should we push? At its best, getting kids to do things that are challenging for them will teach them grit and flexibility while also widening their world view, whether it’s participating in sports, trying out for a play or engaging in a new social situation. But at its worst, pushing children too far can cause them to retreat inward, become resentful or develop even greater anxiety about trying new things. It can be difficult to determine how much parental pressure on children is healthy and when you should back off. What we push kids to do depends on our judgment of what’s in their best interest. And we push them to try new things that we think will enrich their lives and make them feel ...