Ashley Ann's final year project is an inquiry into how gender biases and undercurrent misogyny have an impact on women and girls’ dressing in Singapore. With womens' wardrobes shaping identity, self-expression, and their sense of safety across different life stages, dress becomes both a site of judgment and a cultural marker. DRESSED FOR depicts a young lady being bombarded with advertisements and clips scrutinising women’s appearances, how they should (or shouldn’t) present themselves, and the traditional gender roles expected of them. It explores the double bind of modesty and hyper-visibility of feminine ideals in the context of Singapore. The complementing lookbook captures stills from moments that contribute to the narrative, as well as behind-the-scenes shots from the film.