The elegant Yap Po Leen can do no wrong in her fashion sense, decked in a floor-length cheongsam that matched right down to her yellow pumps. 

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Datuk Kelvin Tan relived a childhood ritual with mummy dearest, catching mandarin oranges symbolising luck tossed by a visiting dancing lion.

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Airport transits or not, Sally Quah and Bryan Loo made their family portrait a top priority, dressing the children in matching rompers well in advance.

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Same same but different –Rebekah Yeoh and her different sisters have a way of adding their unique fashion flair to the annual celebration.

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Like mother, like daughter, Elizabeth Lee-Yong and her mini-me, Blake, wore matching smiles and blue Melinda Looi cheongsams, to add to their expanding #OOTD gallery.

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Behind every calm and collected photo is a series of candid takes, whenever the Yong sisters are around. You could say that they got it from their mama, Penny.

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We highly approve Lyn’s idea of balance: A glass of wine in one hand, and a corgi in the other.

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Like the good boy he is, Jason Choong abided by his feng shui master’s advice and brought in more dragons to coincide with the launch of Flyproject over the Lunar New Year season.

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Chryseis Tan and Faliq Nasimuddin celebrated their first CNY together as husband and wife by coordinating in white ensembles, next to her parents’ very auspicious colours.

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Chic mum Shaine Wong made sure to outfit her kids in the same colour family on the first day of the new year, which proved to be a very photogenic choice.

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They’ve kept up #samesameprint each year, and this time, they upgraded it with synchronised dabbing. Great minds think alike, in the case of Melinda Looi and family.

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Like Patricia Knudsen and Joey Ghazali, we too can’t help but marvel at how big Sophia has grown, and what a natural she is in a cheongsam.

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Right before Valerie Ong could unwrap the hampers, Coco the dog made it clear that she could make a helpful, if not – cuter – assistant. 

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Jenn and her family made for a rustic escapade to Australia for the festive season, kicking off in a matching set of red floral onsies. 

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Ruffles have never looked more sexier or festive, until Melissa Sin debuted this pastel Michael Koh number. Featuring a dalmatian, because #YearOfTheDog. 

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No canines around, so 6 soft toy versions will have to do for Datin Winnie Loo and her family. 

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How many members of 3 family generations can fit into one frame? The Lee family put the challenge to the test.

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It's not easy getting a brood of fidgety children to hold still for a family photo. Parenting pros Lim Ai San and Tan Shen Wain are living proof of that. 

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One of the best things about Chinese New Year? Getting creative with the ever growing, extended family such as Michele Kwok's. 

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