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6 Best Women's Fashion Boutiques in Singapore (2026)

Six women's fashion boutiques and brands in Singapore for dresses, workwear and everyday outfits, with mall stores to try pieces on and online shops.

By: Amir Wahab
Edited by: Amir Wahab
Published: 13 Oct 2026
Reading time: 5 min read

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Finding a dress that works for the office, a dinner and a weekend usually means visiting several shops or scrolling through endless catalogues. This guide gathers six women's fashion names with a Singapore web presence, and most also run shopfronts in malls where you can try before you buy. We read each brand's own site and describe only what it publishes, so the notes below are attributed rather than verdicts. Use them as a starting shortlist: check the size range, how returns work and whether a piece is in stock online or in store. For homegrown independent labels, see our separate guide to Singapore fashion labels.

1. Love, Bonito

Love, Bonito describes itself on its site as a Singapore-founded, omni-channel womenswear brand, and its homepage organises the range around dresses, tops and a work edit. The brand says its clothes are designed in Singapore and aims them at the practical details of a woman's day, with fit notes such as pockets, crease-ease fabrics, machine-washable pieces and bump-friendly cuts. Its store page lists a flagship at ION Orchard alongside outlets at VivoCity, Funan and several other malls, so you can try pieces in person or order online from the Singapore site. A size guide and material-care pages sit on the site, and enquiries go through a contact form. Check the current collection and each product page for sizing before you buy.

Orchard, VivoCity and other malls
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2. LOVET

LOVET is the shop name of LOVET (S) Pte Ltd, a Singapore women's clothing label whose site sorts the range into tops, bottoms, dresses, one-pieces, outerwear and sets. It also lists named lines such as Basics, Reversibles, Denim, Petite, Florals and Workwear, which helps if you shop by occasion or by fit rather than by trend. The brand sells a men's line, bags and footwear on the same site, and a backorders page shows how it handles pieces that are not in stock. Its store locator lists outlets at ION Orchard and VivoCity, and a Find Me In Stores collection flags items available in the shops. Its site mentions free local delivery above a set spend, so read the delivery page for current terms.

Orchard and HarbourFront malls
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3. Love & Bravery

Love & Bravery says on its About page that it was founded in 2005 and is designed in Singapore, describing a women's label built around clothing for everyday routines and life's bigger moments. Its online shop splits dresses into mini, midi, maxi, sleeveless and long-sleeve styles, and also stocks jumpsuits, playsuits, matching sets, blazers and skirts. Shoppers can filter by occasion, with work, casual, bridesmaids and evening headings listed in the menu, which suits anyone building a wardrobe around dress codes. The site shows sizes from XXS to XXL on its listings. Its Our Stores page lists outlets at Plaza Singapura, Tampines 1 and JEM, so you can combine browsing online with a fitting in person.

Orchard, Tampines and Jurong malls
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4. The Editor's Market

The Editor's Market calls itself a modern-day market for everyday fashion and lifestyle, and its About page says it aims for versatile, timeless essentials with a minimalist look rather than seasonal trend pieces. The site is organised into clothing, bags and footwear, with clothing broken down into dresses, tops, pants, shorts, skirts, jumpsuits, outerwear and jeans, plus a shop-by-size filter from XS to XL. Its Stores page lists Singapore outlets at Takashimaya, Great World City, JEM and Tampines 1, and the footer carries a 2026 copyright line. A Club Discovery loyalty programme and a reservations page are listed among its customer-care links. Read the sizing and returns pages first, since the brand sells across several categories.

Orchard, Great World and Tampines malls
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5. Beyond The Vines

Beyond The Vines runs a Singapore storefront led by bags, but its menu also carries a women's range of tops, bottoms, jumpsuits, dresses, sets, denim and organic cotton T-shirts. Its homepage banners are tagged as a pre-fall 2026 women's collection. The brand also lists men's, kids', eyewear, footwear and homeware sections, so it suits shoppers who want to buy several things in one place. Its store page lists a Design House at New Bahru plus Design Stores at Takashimaya and Funan, among other outlets, and an online store locator sits in the header. It publishes a customer-care email on its contact page. Because it is lifestyle-led, compare its women's dresses with a dedicated fashion label.

New Bahru, Orchard and Funan
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6. Ohvola

Ohvola's About page describes it as homegrown and founded in Singapore in 2007, with outfits designed and manufactured by its own team for women who want modern essentials through to more sophisticated pieces. Its site is built around New In arrivals and clothing, with padded tops, tiered skorts, overlap skirts and cropped cardigans appearing on the homepage, and it advertises weekly new arrivals. A second line, Keepsakes by Ohvola, is described as a premium range of classic silhouettes and tailored looks for special moments. The pages we read listed no shopfront, so treat it as online-first and check its delivery page for how orders reach you. The footer carries a 2026 copyright line, and enquiries go through its contact page.

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How to choose

Check where you can try things on. Several brands here list shopfronts at Orchard, Tampines or Jurong malls, while others appear to be online first. If fit is your main worry, pick a shop with a store you can visit and look at its returns page before ordering anything online.
Read the size range carefully. Brands publish sizes differently, and the sizes shown on a listing may run from XXS up to XL or XXL. Use the size guide and the fit notes on each product page, and compare measurements with a garment you already own rather than relying on the letter alone.
Match the range to your routine. If you need work outfits, look for a workwear or work-occasion heading; for weddings or dinners, check evening and bridesmaid sections. A site that groups dresses by length or occasion makes it easier to build a small wardrobe without buying duplicates.
Look at stock and backorder handling. Some of these sites list backorder or back-in-stock pages, which means popular pieces can sell out. Read how long the shop says backorders take, whether items can be reserved, and whether in-store stock is shown, so you know what to expect before paying.
Read the delivery, exchange and returns terms before you buy, because they differ between brands and change over time. Look at how exchanges work for online orders, whether store returns are allowed, and what the site says about final-sale items. Screenshot the policy at checkout in case you need to refer back.

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Published 13 Oct 2026. No changes recorded since.

About the author

Amir Wahab

Founder and Editor

Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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