My journey with Stage 1 Breast Cancer, discovered through self-examination, showed me firsthand the vital role that support and awareness play in the fight against cancer. This experience inspired me to get involved in this fundraising event. Contributing to a meaningful cause and knowing I can make a difference motivates me to take action and give back to the community.

Personal Motto: Every day is a blessing. Stay happy and stress as little as possible.

With the rising number of cancer
cases in Singapore, I hope to encourage more people to donate to cancer research. Through advancements in treatment, we can improve recovery rates and give cancer patients a better chance at life.

Personal Motto: Live every day like it's your last!

In October 2023, I was diagnosed
with Stage 4 lung cancer, which led me to return to Singapore after living in Canada for 20 years. Being part of the Fashion For Cancer community is meaningful and rewarding, as it brings together cancer survivors and their families in a shared journey of hope and resilience. I feel deeply motivated to contribute, especially as a close friend of the inspiring organisers behind FFC.

Personal Motto: Be a LIVING testimony of God’s love, grace and healing.

Having personally battled breast
cancer, I understand the profound physical, emotional, and financial challenges it brings. This journey has deepened my appreciation for the importance of research, early detection, and comprehensive patient support. As a musician, survivor, and advocate, I am committed to using my voice to give back and uplift those still fighting.

Personal Motto: I am not defined by what happened to me but by what I choose to become. With love, courage, and strength in my soul, I will sing every note with purpose and passion.

I stumbled upon a video of Bee Yan
and the incredible work she did for her son through Fashion For Cancer, and I remember thinking, 'Wow, I want to be part of this.' That was before I was diagnosed with breast cancer. Now, I’m even more determined to contribute by doing the makeup for all the inspiring FFC models, helping them shine on the

Personal Motto: To do what makes me happy.

Cancer tried to bring me down, but
I rose stronger and more determined than ever. Cancer does not define us - we can still thrive, laugh, and leave our mark on the world. Fashion For Cancer is a tribute to survivors and warriors, celebrating their resilience while highlighting the critical importance of cancer research.

Personal Motto: Live purposefully, cherish every moment, and uplift others.

Breast cancer has struck me multiple times, but after meeting and speaking with Bee Yan, I felt inspired to take this step. I chose to walk in this show with courage - not just for myself, but to support a dear friend currently undergoing treatment. I hope to pass the baton to her next year so she, too, can take the stage and embrace her strength.

Personal Motto: Be fearless of what lies ahead, for God has a greater plan for you.

I went for a check-up because my
eyes had turned yellow. Later, I was diagnosed with leukaemia. I was inspired to participate in Fashion For Cancer because I deeply believe in this cause and the power of fundraising to support cancer patients and advance research. Through my journey, I hope to raise awareness about the importance of early detection, medical research, and the vital role of community support in helping those affected by cancer.

Personal Motto: Cherish the moments with loved ones, embrace a slower pace, and appreciate your blessings.

In June 2024, I was diagnosed with
triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC), discovered through a routine mammogram. The past Fashion For Cancer models have shown me the light at the end of the tunnel. I want to show others still in the middle of their dark tunnels that there is light at the end of it.

Personal Motto: "The bamboo that bends with the wind is stronger and more resilient than the oak tree that resists." - Old Japanese proverb.

When I first came across Fashion
For Cancer on Instagram last year, I was immediately drawn to its noble mission of raising awareness and support. I knew I wanted to be part of this impactful cause. Having been diagnosed with breast cancer in February 2023, I feel even more inspired to encourage others to share their stories, raise awareness, and spread the critical message that breast cancer is curable if detected early. Together, we can make a difference

Personal Motto: Keep a positive frame of mind and have a stress-free life ahead.

Fashion For Cancer is a deeply
meaningful cause that is both supportive and fun. By participating, I wish to inspire hope and encouragement for those currently undergoing cancer treatment. Cancer is not the end but a new beginning. You are not alone—never give up. Live and fight with purpose, keep moving forward, and remind yourself, I can live with cancer.

Personal Motto: You’ll never walk alone as I can live with cancer and never give up.

I feel strongly about raising awareness about early-onset cancer and inspiring people that difficult times don’t necessarily have to be dead ends, and Fashion For Cancer seemed like a good platform for this.

Personal Motto: Beauty (in)finite

I got involved because I believe no
one should face cancer alone. By sharing my breast cancer journey, I hope to inspire hope and strength in others going through a similar experience. What makes this event even more remarkable is how it unites fashion, creativity, and a cause that truly matters. It’s a fun and meaningful way to create a lasting impact!

Personal Motto: "One day at a time." Life is unpredictable, but as long as I focus on what I can do today, I know I’ll be okay.

My primary diagnosis was acute
myeloid leukaemia, but I firmly believe that even with cancer, it’s essential to dress well and feel good about yourself. Edith Head once said, 'You can have anything you want in life if you dress for it.” I hope to embody that spirit and inspire others to do the same.

Personal Motto: “When it rains, look for rainbows. When it’s dark, look for stars.” I aspire to be the rainbow or the star for others around me in times of need.

Fashion For Cancer (FFC) is a great
way to combine something fun and creative with supporting a cause close to my heart. Proceeds would go towards research that would improve patients' prognoses and patient aid. I want people to understand that everyone can play a role in the fight against cancer. Events like FFC show many ways to contribute through donations, volunteering, or spreading awareness.

Personal Motto: Live a full and meaningful life despite the challenges I face. I want to make the most of every day and create as many positive experiences as possible.

In early 2024, I was diagnosed with
Stage 1 Breast Cancer, which deepened my desire to raise awareness and support others navigating this challenging journey. Cancer can be an overwhelming and costly illness, thus making financial and emotional support vital. I’m committed to helping create a community where no one should face this burden alone.

Personal Motto: Living positively and intentionally.

In 2024, I volunteered with Fashion
For Cancer and witnessed some incredible fundraising activities. Seeing Richard and Yan in action was truly inspiring - they embody the heart and soul of this cause. I’ve joined FFC because I’m passionate about supporting others on their cancer journeys and raising awareness, especially among young women. As a breast cancer survivor since 2015, I know firsthand the power of community and awareness in making a difference.

Personal Motto: #dowhatyoulove

My experience with cancer, losing my mother and overcoming it myself, ignited a desire to empower others. Conquering the disease instilled confidence and a mission to spread awareness, showing that despite its prevalence, hope prevails.
Personal Motto: I live for the present, knowing that tomorrow is never guaranteed.

Having been both a caregiver and
now a breast cancer patient, I truly understand the deep helplessness in tough times. I've witnessed firsthand how many people choose to stay on the sidelines, offering little to no help. I don’t want to be like that - I want to give back in ways I still can, using my knowledge and abilities to support Yan and Richard for FFC, especially knowing the heartfelt reason behind its creation.

Personal Motto: It’s gonna be okay.

Inspired by Bee Yan’s dedication to
honouring her son's legacy, I am committed to doing my best to support this wonderful cause.

Personal Motto:  I strive to embrace holistic well-being and inspire those in need of moral support.

I discovered the Fashion For Cancer
(FFC) through a friend who attended their charity event. The powerful stories and behind-the-scenes glimpses into the lives of cancer warriors deeply moved me, reminding me of the silent struggles many face. Having experienced that isolation myself, I understood the need for support. Seeing how FFC united
people with hope and community inspired me to take action.

Personal Motto: Life is a race against time - move with purpose but never rush. Tough times fade, but resilient people endure and thrive!

Fashion For Cancer is a beautiful way to celebrate strength, resilience, and self-expression while raising awareness and support for those who had cancer. I want to inspire others to see that beauty, confidence, and joy are possible at every stage of the cancer journey. This event is a reminder that cancer does not define us; rather, our courage, spirit, and determination do.

Personal Motto: Life after cancer can be good, thriving and inspiring.

In May 2015, I was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia. I believe there’s a need for greater awareness about this type of cancer, as understanding can replace fear. Cancer doesn’t have to be something to fear or fight alone. I want other cancer patients to know it’s okay to ask for help - support is a strength, not a weakness.

Personal Motto: Staying true to yourself is essential. Practising kindness and seeking solutions that create win-win outcomes for everyone is equally important.

When I was diagnosed with Stage 3
Triple Negative Breast Cancer in January 2022, I was out of a job and faced with an insurance exclusion, leaving me to shoulder hefty medical bills on my own. When I learned that Fashion For Cancer was fundraising for the National Cancer Centre Singapore, I didn’t hesitate to say ‘YES.’ As a survivor, I’m passionate about giving back and helping others facing cancer.

Personal Motto: Never give up!!

By chance, during a medical
examination for an unrelated condition, I was diagnosed with Stage 1 nose cancer. While medical treatment is crucial, recovery also requires the strength of a supportive community. It truly takes a village to uplift cancer patients and their families, and we all have a role to play. I’m proud to support a meaningful cause like Fashion For Cancer, bringing hope and strength to those on their cancer journey.

Personal motto: When there’s a will, there’s a way.