F ZINE Street Style: See See Look Look Market 2026 Edition
Featuring archival runway pieces and avant garde looks, here are 16 of the best ‘fits we spotted on the ground at See See Look Look Market 2026.
Last weekend, See See Look Look Market 2026 took over Supper House’s industrial space at Tanjong Distripark, and the local fashion scene showed up in full force. Presented alongside Upper Garments, the two-day event featured more than 25 vendors from all over the world, spanning across archival and vintage shops, independent labels, art, physical media and so on. With live DJs, craft coffee and yummy bites, the weekend marketplace became the ultimate gathering ground for fashion lovers, archive collectors and creatives from all across the region.
From bold, colourful prints and rare archival runway pieces, to striking avant garde silhouettes, here are sixteen of the best dressed attendees we saw at See See Look Look Market 2026.
Name: Gracia
Age: 29
Occupation: Retail and e-commerce executive
The fit: “I’m wearing an Issey Miyake shawl and dress, with a Balenciaga City Bag, and Doc Marten shoes. For accessories, my leather bracelet is from Balenciaga, and the rest are all thrifted from various places.”
What brought her to SSLLM: “I heard about it on Instagram, and I have a friend who’s boothing inside as well, so I’m just here to look around.”
Her fashion holy grail: “I love anything from Comme Des Garcon, and also this other Japanese brand called Noir Kei Ninomiya. Their runway pieces are the best, but so hard to get.”
The most she would spend on a designer item: “I think at most I spent close to $300 for a top. Not very proud of that, but I would say that it’s a piece that I will always reach for whenever I’m looking for something more avant garde – so it’s worth it.”
Name: Russell
Age: 23
Occupation: BA(Hons) Acting student at Lasalle
The fit: “I’m wearing a Tirados bonnet hat from his Dover Street Market collaboration. My shirt is from Stakeout, I have no idea what brand it is, but it’s Japanese. My necklace is from a flea market in Milan. My belt is from Second Street at Sommerset. My shorts are from Fassbender. My boots are from some secondhand store in the mountains of Yunnan. For accessories, I’m wearing a Kamasutra Swatch my mom gave me. My bracelet is from my friend’s store, Colde Studios. My rings are all thrifted, and my bag is the store bag from Chota House.”
What brought him to SSLLM: “My friend is one of the organisers. He’s been promoting this market a lot, so we came to see what’s up. And we love shopping!”
The most he would spend on a designer item: “The most I’ve ever spent on a designer item was a $600 dress from this Korean label called Ader Error.”
What he got at the fair: “I bought this Kapital vest from Upstairs Garments. I’ve been going for mostly sleeveless looks, because it’s so hot – and I want to show off my tattoos! I also bought these Oakley sunglasses, and a shirt from this brand called Der Bewohner. Oh, and my friend gave me this cool keychain. He said it’ll last me forever.”
Name: Maria
Age: 24
Occupation: Design student and yoga teacher
The fit: “Starting with my top, I’m wearing a plain fitted red tee from Zara. My skirt is this cobalt blue batik sarong that I’ve had for a while. My bag is this vintage white Kate Spade Westbury Ophelia shoulder bag passed down to me from my mom. As for my shoes, I thrifted these leather boots from a flea market when I was living in New York. I think they’re really cool because they look like denim but they’re actually leather. For my jewelry, my rings are from thrift/flea markets, my necklace is from a Balinese brand called Kamaya, and my earrings were a gift from a friend.”
What brought her to SSLLM: “I came with a friend who loves fashion as much as I do. We came in hopes to potentially buy pieces. For me personally, I like being around places and events like these because they give me a lot of inspiration for fashion. At the same time I think it stimulates my brain in a way where I look at certain colors, shapes, patterns, textures – and realise ‘oh I can put X and Y together? I’ve never really thought about that before.’”
Her fashion holy grail: ”Although not suitable for Singapore’s climate, my holy grail item would be an Yves Saint Laurent Haute Couture brown crocodile skin and fox fur coat from their Fall Winter 1999 runway collection.”
The most she would spend on a designer item: “If I had unlimited funds, probably around $80,000? I think I’m a very big consumer of vintage pieces and it would probably cost around that amount or more, especially if they were off-the-runway items.”
Name: Razeq
Age: 26
Occupation: Archive Gems business owner
The fit: “I’m wearing an Omar Afridi coat, tank top and bottoms from Cos, Rick Owens Drkshdw shoes, and Celine sunglasses.”
What brought him to SSLLM: “I wanted to try selling in Singapore. The last time I came to Singapore was when I was a kid. So yeah, I just wanted to see how the fashion culture’s like over here. Shoutout to my store, Archive Gems!”
His fashion holy grail: “Recently I’ve been into Paul Harnden Shoemakers, and also Elena Dawson blazer.”
The most he would spend on a designer item: “It depends, because I’m a seller, I normally would buy things below market rate. But personally, the most expensive thing I’ve bought for myself is below RM2000 (~S$634).”
Name: Winy
Age: 40
Occupation: Doctor
The fit: “This is a T-shirt that’s like 20 years old, with a pair of pants from my sister. My sandals and bag are from Hermes. For accessories, I’ve got a watch and a tennis bracelet.”
What brought her to SSLLM: “My sister knows the guy who organises this so we thought we’d come here for a look.”
Her fashion holy grail: “Probably a really warm winter jacket that could last forever.”
The most she would spend on a designer item: “At most, maybe under five grand, if it’s really durable and something you can’t really find anywhere else.”
Name: Danial
Age: 25
Occupation: Full-time student
The fit: “I’m wearing Gentle Monster’s Oaa glasses. My top is from Takahiro Miyashita theSoloist and my vest is from Number (N)ine. My skirt is from Comme Des Garcon Black. My shoes are from an underground Japanese brand. Accessories wise, my watch is from the Issey Miyake and Seiko collaboration. My necklace – or should I say, my keychain necklace – is from Kiko Kostadinov. My lighter is from Blackmeans, and my bag is from Zabu.”
What brought him to SSLLM: “I came to See See Look Look to visit my friends who are vendoring here. And meet some of my overseas friends who are also participating.”
His fashion holy grail: “My fashion holy grail would be the Rick Owens Kiss heels. I’ve seen it countless times on runway shows and I’ve been wanting to get it, but the price is a bit too expensive for me. Hopefully one day I will save enough to buy one.”
The most he would spend on a designer item: “It depends on what item it is. Before buying anything I would think long term if this item can fit with the rest of the clothes I have and if I would wear it often. So there’s no specific amount, rather I care about the longevity of the item more.”
What he got at the fair: “I bought this Youths In Balaclava distressed long sleeve shirt, because I love a distressed hem, and I also really like the spine design on the side. Support local!”
Name: Wei Qing
Age: 33
Occupation: Manager
The fit: “I’m wearing Gentle Monster sunglasses, and a Roberto Cavalli 2003 silk set, paired with shoes from Charles and Keith and a Christian Dior 2004 ballet corset bag.”
What brought her to SSLLM: “I’m here to check out secondhand and archive brands, especially those from abroad, and what their collections and items look like.”
Her fashion holy grail: “Off the top of my head: the Christian Dior Bondage bag, Celine Fall Winter 2017 Map Print pants and coat, Prada Spring Summer 2012 Flame heels or dress, and anything from the Prada 2013 floral collection.”
The most she would spend on a designer item: “I’ve put a cap of $1500 right now on the pieces I’ll buy.”
Name: Yu Fan
Age: 19
Occupation: NSF
The fit: “My scarf is from Taobao, my outer layer is the Rick Owens 2020 Tecuatl coat, paired with the Rick Owens Gethsemane top. My bottoms are the Rick Owens 2020 Tecuatl jumpsuit. My shoes are the Kiss heels from Rick Owens as well. It’s the whole season – I bought the entire 2020 runway set, apart from the top. This chain is also from the runway set.”
What brought him to SSLLM: “I’m here with my friends to look at clothes and hopefully find something that I like.”
His fashion holy grail: “It would be the Rick Owens Fall Winter 2025 Taco Kiss heels, the one with the feathered sleeve. Those are really hard to find, especially for men’s sizing. And since it’s a runway piece, it’s really pricey.”
The most he would spend on a designer item: “I would save up at most $10,000. I appreciate the creative factor, and also the factories that make the clothes. And buying clothes makes me happy – it’s one of my go-to things to do if I have the money.”
Name: Kristian
Age: 30
Occupation: Self-employed
The fit: “I’m wearing a Comme Des Garcon Homme Plus Joseph Ari Aloi Fall Winter 2015 Tattoo Top. My bottoms are the Gallery Dept 2020 LA Carpenter Flare Denim Pants. To finish the look, I paired it with a Gucci belt, and Rick Owens Fall Winter 2022 Strobe vintage sneakers.”
What brought him to SSLLM: “I was invited by Upstairs Garment as a vendor representing Philippines.”
His fashion holy grail: “It would be the 2005 Raf Simons X Colette Vans slip-ons. I’ve always been a fan of Raf’s prime era for avant garde styles.”
The most he would spend on a designer item: “$50,000 for a Raf Simons Fall Winter 2001 ‘Riot Riot Riot’ bomber.”
Name: Suma
Age: 22
Occupation: University student
The fit: “My hat is from Taobao, my shirt and skirt are from Black Peace Now. My bag is from Vivienne Westwood and my shoes are from a Thai brand. For accessories, my necklace and rings are all thrifted from Closet Child.”
What brought her to SSLLM: “I just wanna switch up my fashion a little bit. I’ve always been into J-fashion, but I recently wanted to get more into archival fashion.”
Her fashion holy grail: “I really want the Koji Kuga platform boots. It’s such an eye-catching statement piece, and I always see it in Fruits magazines. Even if I have unlimited money, it’s kind of hard to find nowadays.”
The most she would spend on a designer item: “If it’s really, really good – $500?”
What she got at the fair: “I got this Vivienne Westwood bag! First off it’s blue – my hair’s blue, my jewellery is blue, my nails are blue – blue is my favourite colour. And I’ve been meaning to get a bag that can fit my laptop. And I really love the tartans and patterns. I also got an Alexander McQueen blouse.”
Name: Caius
Age: 18
Occupation: Student
The fit: “I’m wearing a thrifted Diesel flannel and a thrifted Harley Davidson long sleeve underneath. My jeans are from XLarge, also thrifted. My shoes are the pink Puma H-Streets. For accessories, my bag is from a Vietnamese streetwear brand called Autocore Pistol, and my rings are all thrifted.”
What brought him to SSLLM: “I actually saw this on Instagram and I thought I’d come and take a look, but I also actually know one of the owners of Loopgarms and Stakeout, so I lowkey came here to see him as well.”
His fashion holy grail: “I’m looking for more colourful pieces right now. Most of my wardrobe is very monochrome, so I’ve started experimenting with colours more. I was looking around today to see if I can find some brighter colours or more unique pieces to add. I’ve been looking at a lot of stuff from this brand called Gifted Mirage, and they have these really cool polka dot pants. I just got a pair and they’re really sick.”
The most he would spend on a designer item: “The most I’ve spent on a designer item would probably be $500 on a Comme Des Garcon long sleeve. It was pretty pricey, but literally after wearing it for 2 seconds in the mirror, I was already contemplating. I really liked the fit, how it looked on the body, and the unique contrast stitching design.”
Name: Devon
Age: 21
Occupation: Seller and collector
The fit: “I got this Marilyn Manson tee in New York and I added pins to it. Then I have this Dior Deville bag. It’s supposedly one of three, in XL size. My pants are from Balenciaga, paired with some gray Uggs. For accessories, I got these beaded bracelets the other day from a monk – either in Vancouver or Seattle. He gave them to me for free and we talked for like an hour.”
What brought him to SSLLM: “I was invited to the pop-up, but I also wanted to visit my friend from Singapore.”
His fashion holy grail: “That’s kind of a hard question because I’ve kind of had pretty much every grail I’ve wanted. Though, I would say a holy grail that I’ve had and I regret selling is the Junya Watanabe Patchwork Uggs.”
The most he would spend on a designer item: The most I’ve ever spent on an item was around USD2,000 (~S$2,575) Usually when I purchase something I buy it for my business, so I’m looking for a good price to buy and sell it for. But recently I’ve been getting into more styling, so I haven’t really been into selling clothes as much.”
What he got at the fair: “I got a Dior Autumn Winter 2005 striped polo shirt.”
Name: Amiel
Age: 33
Occupation: Full-time clothes curator and musician
The fit: “Starting with my accessories, I’m wearing Stain 7 Chrome Hearts shades, a Submariner watch, Gucci bracelets and a BB Simon chain. My top is a runway piece from Raf Simons season 2014, paired with pants from Mastermind Japan, and some comfy Adizero shoes.”
What brought him to SSLLM: “We’re a collective from the Philippines. We curate archive fashion, luxury – some Chrome Hearts and some avant garde. We’re wanting to sell, trade, and buy some pieces here in Singapore as well.”
His fashion holy grail: “The Vetements ‘May The Bridges I Burn Light The Way’ hoodie. In 2016 it was really popular, but now it’s really difficult to find – although, even if I had the money, no one wants to sell it to me.”
The most he would spend on a designer item: “I mean, I’ve spent USD20,000 (~S$25,753) on some Chrome Hearts shades, because I knew I could sell it for a lot higher in the future. But if not, well, I guess I enjoyed it anyway.”
What he got at the fair: “I purchased an Enfants Riches Deprimes sweater. It was a bit expensive, but I’m willing to spend on brands I like.”
Name: Isaac
Age: 28
Occupation: Fashion advisor
The fit: “My hat is from a Chinese brand called TaiTM – they used baseball gloves to make this hat. My neck piece is handmade by an artist in Kuala Lumpur. My T-shirt is apparently from a children’s clothing line – I bought it for $5 at a thrift store called Grand Ground. My shorts are Comme Des Garcon, and my shoes are from this Japanese designer called Mikage Shin. For accessories, I have this bag-vest from Gingersnap Bali, some thrifted and gifted rings, and a Rick Owens bracelet.”
What brought him to SSLLM: “I’m here to support my friends from Comme Please and Upstairs Garments.”
His fashion holy grail: “I want that Walter Van Beirendonck toy blazer. I probably cannot wear it in Singapore because it’s so hot, but I would love to. I really like structural architectural fashion.”
The most he would spend on a designer item: “My maximum now is $500, because I think there are so many smaller designers to support. I’m very pro-independent small designers.”
What he got at the fair: “I bought this Comme Des Garcon T-shirt which has a deconstructed pillow design. I saw it a few years ago but I didn’t buy it, so when I finally saw it today I managed to get it for a good price. And it turns out it’s from my friends at Upstairs Garments.”
Name: Ivan
Age: 32
Occupation: Self-employed
The fit: “I’m wearing a Helmut Lang tank top with Aesir Studios Thorn Vintage skirt pants, paired with rings from 91zmo and Onitsuka Tiger shoes.”
What brought him to SSLLM: “I’m a vendor and brand owner, curating physical media at Avant Culture Club.”
His fashion holy grail: “It would be the Prada Spring Summer 2003 Runway Metal Swing Bag, by Miuccia Prada. It’s timeless and screams avant-garde in a subtle way.”
The most he would spend on a designer item: “No limit! If it’s going to be with me for life – whatever my bank account allows.”
Name: Min
Age: 40s
Occupation: Cleaning industry
The fit: “I’m wearing Rigards glasses, a Rick Owens tank with a Paul Harnden pyjama top thrown over, paired with Paul Harnden belted pants and transparent cowhide shoes from Petrosolaum.”
What brought him to SSLLM: “It’s a gathering of alt culture. I had the pleasure of interacting with our local creators/sellers and made new friends. Saw the grails in person and soaked up the atmosphere.”
His fashion holy grail: “If the weather was more forgiving, maybe the Carol Christian Poell Fencing jacket. It was love at first sight.”
The most he would spend on a designer item: “Ideally not more than $3000, but who knows!”
What he got at the fair: “I got a vest from Comme Please, because the other vest I wanted was taken. I also wanted to grab a shirt from Der Bewohner but they sold out fast!”