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A Drink With... Rachel Lim
The co-founder of homegrown fashion label Love, Bonito dishes four things you might not know about herself and the company she runs. You can’t talk about the fashion e-commerce scene in Singapore without mentioning Love, Bonito. The pioneering online fashion label was founded by Rachel Lim and her close friends, Viola and Velda Tan, in 2006 as a blogshop called BonitoChico, when e-commerce here was still in its infancy. The business selling chic, affordable womenswear boomed and was rebranded to Love, Bonito in 2010. With the rebranding came the chance to make the business more focused. Its new goal: to fill a gap in the market, focusing on quality and fit. “Back then, clothes didn’t fit Asian women well because most brands out there catered mainly to international sizes,” says Rachel, who is chief brand officer. She adds that the decision to concentrate on perfecting proportions has paid off, and in February this year, the company received a US$13m investment from Japanese internet services company, Kakaku.com, and existing investor, NSI Ventures. Last November, the e-retailer also made a counter-intuitive decision in this digital age and established a bricks-and-mortar store at 313@Somerset. Here, she tells us more about the brands that inspire her and the future of Love, Bonito.

Style-Spotting At The Singapore Generation T List 2018 Launch Party
Who wore what at the party that rocked and rolled with a beautifully-dressed crowd.

5 Inspiring Quotes From Singapore's Generation T 2018 Cover Stars
Generation T 2018 listers Angela Lee, Ho Jia Jian, Annabelle Kwok, Olivia Lee and Chua U-Zyn share what drives them and their vision for the future.

Michelle Yuan On The Business Behind “I Do” And The Royal Wedding
The founder of Asia Wedding Network talks to Generation T about shifting wedding trends

Meet The Tribe: Vicky Cheng
The Vea executive chef talks risk-taking, innovation and mentorship with Generation T

Watch: Our Generation T Listers On The Value Of Time
Despite hailing from different industries and backgrounds, Awal Ashaari, Iqbal Ameer, Dahlia Nadirah, Suhaili Micheline, Timothy Tiah and Arzumy MD share one thing in common—they want to leave a mark in this world. Here, these Generation T winners share their thoughts about the importance of time in their lives.

Video: Powerful Messages From The Launch of The Malaysia Generation T List 2018
The prestigious Generation T party kicked off with a welcome dinner at Mandarin Grill restaurant, where listers instantly bonded, united and bounced ideas off each other.

What Went Down At The Singapore Generation T List 2018 Launch
A night of revelry, celebration and great conversation.

MMA Champion Angela Lee On Inspiring Female Athletes
Age and gender is clearly not a deterrent for the 2018 Generation T lister, who is the youngest and first female champion in One Championship.

Viddsee CEO Ho Jia Jian On Connecting Asia Through Content
The 2018 Generation T lister's video entertainment platform Viddsee is giving film-makers a regional stage to share their work.

Designer Olivia Lee On Balancing Good Design With Practical Purpose
The 2018 Generation T lister and design director of her eponymous multidisciplinary design studio is blazing new trails in industrial design.

Neuralbay Founder Annabelle Kwok On Leveraging Tech for Good
The 25-year-old 2018 Generation T lister aims to make AI software accessible for small- and medium-sized enterprises with her AI company Neuralbay.

Zynesis Founder Chua U-Zyn On Creating A Digital Ecosystem
The 2018 Generation T lister and blockchain engineer is making cryptocurrency more accessible with his IT consulting firm, Zynesis.





