5 Chic Looks from Cloris Fashion That Outshine ted baker sg This Season

Okay honestly, I was skeptical at first. You know how some brands—like Ted Baker SG, Mango, or Love Bonito—look amazing in photos but when your order arrives… it’s just not the same vibe? The colors slightly off, the fit a little meh, or the fabric feeling cheaper than you hoped. And yet, here we are this season, with Cloris Fashion quietly—but very confidently—outshining those big names. Yes, even Ted Baker SG.

I recently noticed while binge-watching an old style vlog (don’t judge, IYKYK) that the best-dressed women never just throw on a dress—they pair it meticulously. The right hair accessories, the perfect bag charm, even considered lingerie choices. That’s the difference between “she looks nice” and “oh my god, who is she?”

So, I picked my five favourite looks from Cloris Fashion right now—pieces that, with the right styling, will absolutely eclipse the new Ted Baker SG arrivals. And no, it’s not just about the clothes; it’s the accessories and details that really seal the deal.

LOOK 1: The Collared Rope Button Dress
The Collared Rope Button Dress has this slightly nautical, slightly French Riviera charm. I wore it last weekend to brunch on the pier and someone actually stopped me to ask where it was from. The rope accents are such a beautiful detail, and I paired it with the Heart Buckle Kitty Bag Charm just for a little wink of playfulness. Honestly, Ted Baker SG does a great shirtdress, but they don’t nail this relaxed-effortless-cut with the same precision.

Wear it with low-heeled espadrilles and pearl hair accessories to really lean into that yacht-week mood. And here’s a cheeky tip: if you wear a nude g string underneath, the clean lines stay unbroken. Trust me, it makes a difference.

LOOK 2: The Pencil Skirt Power Move
I have a soft spot for pencil skirts—they’re like the quiet overachievers of the wardrobe. Lately, my go-to combination has been from Cloris’ work clothes collection—a sleek pencil skirt with the French Polo Short Sleeve tucked in. This pairing walks that fine line between business authority and subtle femininity.

When I compare it to what I’ve seen in Ted Baker SG’s workwear edit, Cloris just feels more adaptable—less “you’re going to a meeting” and more “you’ll run the meeting and meet friends for prosecco after.” Add a thin leather belt and gold hoop hair accessories for a modern spin.

LOOK 3: Simple Elegant Slip Dress for 參加 婚禮 衣著 (Wedding Guest Outfit)
If you’ve got a wedding coming up—there’s an art to dressing in a way that’s memorable without overshadowing the bride. That’s where the Simple Elegant Slip Dress comes in. The drape is stunning, the fabric catches light in all the right ways, and it’s effortlessly chic.

I wore it to a friend’s evening wedding with a jewelled clutch and a minimalist choker. A high bun with sparkling hair accessories pulled the whole thing together. Compared to Ted Baker SG’s florals, this piece wins for its quiet drama—no loud prints, just pure elegance.

LOOK 4: Off-Shoulder Knit Pants Set for Elevated Casual
Here’s the thing: sometimes you want to be comfortable without sacrificing style. Most brands fail here—they either go too slouchy or too tight. The Off-Shoulder Knit Pants Set sits exactly in the sweet spot. Off-shoulder for a touch of allure, but with pants that keep things grounded.

Last weekend when I was shopping, I grabbed this set “just to try” and ended up wearing it out of the store. And yes, I got compliments in line at the coffee shop. The knit is soft but structured—so much more flattering than similar lounge sets from Mango or Myaleshia. Dress it up with layered necklaces or keep it low-key with clean sneakers.

LOOK 5: Slim Fit Bodycon Dress for Night Glam
Okay so this one is… wow. The Slim Fit Bodycon Dress is for the nights when you want to make an entrance. The tailoring is sharp, the stretch is just enough to flatter without suffocating, and it’s one of those dresses that gets a reaction.

Personally, personally Ted Baker SG’s party dresses verge on overly decorative—too many ruffles, too much going on. This, on the other hand, is pure silhouette magic. I wore it to a cocktail night with black strappy sandals, a velvet clutch, and yes, you guessed it—a barely-there g string. The result? Smooth, confident lines.

Why Cloris Over Ted Baker SG This Season
Beyond these specific pieces, here’s why I keep gravitating to Cloris right now: the fabrics feel better against my skin, the cuts flatter a range of body types, and there’s a balance of playful and refined that Ted Baker SG somehow lost lately. Plus, Cloris’ accessory game is unexpectedly strong—I’ve been browsing their accessories collection and finding perfect add-ons for every outfit.

Also, small note: Cloris’ colour palette this season is spot-on. Less of the predictable pastels and more of those nuanced tones that feel Parisian without trying too hard.

I’m no expert, but I think the key lesson here is this: clothing is only half the equation. It’s the hair accessories, the quietly invisible lingerie, the bag charms, the polish of your shoe choice—that’s what elevates a look.

How do you style yours? Would you go nautical with the rope-button dress, or sleek with a pencil skirt? Drop your thoughts, because I’m genuinely curious how other women in Hong Kong are making these looks their own.

And next time you find yourself scrolling Ted Baker SG for “something new,” maybe just take a peek at Cloris Fashion’s new arrivals… you might thank me later.