Jasmine Sokko

Jasmine Sokko made her debut in 2016 with a self‑released single, 1057. It was while shooting the music video for the song that the singer, songwriter and music producer came upon one of her biggest fashion milestones—one that her fans have come to associate her with: masks.

She considers fashion as an extension of her music and part of worldbuilding a universe. Her fascination with sci‑fi and futurism has also informed the 28‑year‑old’s fashion aesthetic, starting first with the structural silhouettes of Yohji Yamamoto and Comme des Garçons, and gradually growing to edgy brands such as Mugler, Rick Owens and Dion Lee. Her impeccable style over the years has earned her a reintroduction into our Asia’s Most Stylish list this year, as well as collaborations with global brands, including Cartier, Bottega Veneta and Gucci, in various capacities.

After three EPs, including one in Mandarin, the artiste who is now with Full Music, the publishing arm of fellow Singaporean singer JJ Lin’s JFJ Productions, is currently working on her first full‑length album. And if you are one of those who have been following her music, all masks are off. Sokko made it Instagram-official in July last year, sharing images of her full face.