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Sophia Begum

I am an emerging journalist with a strong interest in storytelling, culture, and people’s lived experiences. I began working in the industry at 19 and am especially drawn to listening deeply and translating real-life stories onto paper. I love bringing fashion stories to life, and being a blank canvas to help artists bring their vision to life.

What I Do

I’m a Singapore-based student studying Entertainment and Events, with hands-on experience working gig-based roles in the entertainment industry. I am seeking for a journalist role, in the near future, hoping to bring stories to life, hoping they impact a wide audience.

About Me

I’m a 21-year-old student studying Entertainment and Events, and I’ve been working in the entertainment industry since I was 19. I’m interested in listening to people’s lives and retelling their stories in a way that exposes culture, experience, and perspective, making them accessible and digestible for a wide audience.


I am interested in writing my own fashion feature articles in the future, particularly stories that explore identity, culture, and self-expression through style. While I am not yet there to write these pieces myself, I currently take part in fashion features as a subject, gaining first-hand experience of the editorial process and visual storytelling. These experiences continue to shape how I want to approach fashion journalism.


FZINE Singapore •

What The Kids Are Wearing To The Club

Cropped wool and viscose‐knit halter‐style jumper with metal‐studded lambskin applique, and calfskin pencil skirt with pearled metal studs, Hermes. Sunglasses, stylist’s ownStefan KhooLeft: Cotton and wool jacket, fleece jogger pants, acetate sunglasses and calfskin suede boots. Right: Cotton jersey T‐shirt, polyester shorts, plaid baseball cap with suede, Polo ID mini calfskin shoulder bag, and leather cowboy boots. On table: Polo ID mini calfskin shoulder bag and Polo ID calf leather card hold...
Vogue Singapore •

The Rokh H&M collection epitomizes the idea of subversive wearables

H&M’s most recent fashion collection sees them collaborating with an industry favourite. Introducing Rokh, a South Korean label that was established in 2016. Founded by Central Saint Martins graduate Rok Hwang, the brand has always leaned towards highly wearable garments with a playful twist.
How does Hwang express the element of fun in this collection? Instead of utilising loud prints or larger-than-life silhouettes (which can be expected when one thinks of the idea of ‘fun clothes’), he subve...