The celebrities sure had fun dressing up this week. Tay Kewei and her fam bam stole the limelight with their Kung Fu Hustle-themed outfits, Kimberly Wang dressed like a certain emoji, and Sonia Chew looked like she stepped out of The Matrix. Read on for more.

The Sims held a Kung Fu Hustle-themed party last weekend to celebrate Xiao Pian Pian’s first birthday and took the opportunity to dress up as characters from the movie. Not only were their outfits on point, they were also very in character too. Our favourite? Axe Gang leader Shen Momo.

Lawrence has proven time and again that there are very few fashion trends that he can’t pull off. Even something as cutesy as this colourful Louis Vuitton X NBA letters crewneck sweater.

We love how chic Carrie looks in this combo of crisp white shirt and black shorts suit. The Saint Lauren croc-embossed purse is the icing on the cake.

“Ah Lian cleaned up real nice,” said Michelle on Instagram. We can’t agree more. Decked in an all-black ensemble, the comedianne worked the camera like a pro during a photoshoot.

Despite the recent ballyhoo surrounding Crème De La Crème, Fann, who is a judge and host on the baking competition, looked goddess-like and dazzled in a white eyelet romper that showed off her legs.

Sporting a fitted tee and powder blue pants, newly minted Darlie ambassador Zetong looked radiant and super dashing at a photoshoot this week. We’re pretty sure lots of girls are mitten by that dazzling smile of his.

If Kimberly’s red two-piece reminds you of the dancing lady emoji, you’re not alone. The 987 DJ thought so too. We just wished she’d picked another bag; the blue didn’t really match with the red-hot outfit.

Phyllis aced opposite dressing by matching a feminine printed frock with a pair of white sneakers that added sporty vibes to her brunch date-ready look.

We'd never expect Ah Jie to wear something this cutesy, but you gotta admit that the adorable tokidoki prints add a youthful vibe to her OOTD.

Jade’s naughty outfit might be borderline NSFW but the former is not one to shy away from risky style moves. Here, she pulled off a bustier top and leather mini skirt with great aplomb.

Also looking sharp in a black suit was Becks who topped off her office-ready look above with the best accessory — her megawatt smile.

Serving more of an eclectic style, Shu An looked bubbly in a striking red Gucci logomania blouse and jeans combo. It’s a weekend-ready getup we’d gladly try.

Blazers are arguably every stylish man’s wardrobe staple, and Shaun’s two-tone piece is especially eye-catching — thanks to the rolled-up sleeves that reveal the striped inner design.

Thanks to its timeless and classy design, Bonnie’s black and white striped dress is a classic piece worthy of a spot in our wardrobes. We’d suggest ditching the fedora hat to avoid looking like you’re trying too hard to impress.

We can’t help but admire how stunning and sophisticated Diana looks in this floor-grazing one-shoulder gown. Despite the lack of extravagant details and embellishments, the elegant black dress still manages to be a maximum impact look.

We love the convenience and match-with-anything appeal of a shirt dress. Bing Yu paired her white balloon-sleeved number with a mini crossbody, oversized sunglasses and yellow kicks for a pop of colour.

The spikey hair bun, extra wide sunglasses and all-black female fighter getup on Sonia totally took us down memory lane and back to the ’90s. Doesn't she look like she just stepped out of The Matrix?

By now, you should already know that Joanna loves experimenting with fashion. This week, she dialed down her outfit a little with an XL shirt borrowed from her hubby, black pants and spikey shoes that showed off her punk rocker side.

Thanks to the stripes and powder pink accents on Hong Ling’s denim set, the actress appeared extra youthful and energetic in the casual outfit.

Puffy sleeves are great for when you wish to dress up like a princess. Make it more Singapore weather-friendly by opting for a cropped version and pairing it with a mini skirt like Fang Rong.