Recently a friend called me from Hong Kong asking if I would know a good place to rent Tuxedos for a Black-Tie dinner that another friend would have to attend in Singapore. Honestly I didn’t, but I came up with some ideas and the friend had a fantastic evening.

I never had problems getting into any club on this island called Singapore. Be it the local Thai Disco at Golden Mile or some uptown club in the city district.
So i was even more surprised when I met up some old friends that were stopping over in Singapore and they told me how hard it would be to get past the door into clubs here.
What had happened?

Two days ago I bashed those funny egghead- cap – guys and the rest of Singapore’s official Fashion Faux Pas community. Today I will finish what began. I got too much feedback and hints for even more horrible fashion disasters that I could possibly ignore them. Thanks to all of you and your luckily still intact sense for fashion.

Read Yesterdays Post “The 5 Worst Fashion Failures In Singapore (HERE)“

Have you ever walked the streets of Singapore, watching out for not existing Chewing Gum spots on the floor, innocently walking past the tissue selling uncle and doing the left-right-slow-quick game to stay in line with the completely unpredictable path of the people moving around you, and then suddenly stopping in a moment of awful embarrassment for the person that just walked pass you? I did…

By now Singapore is most famous for its popular laws against Chewing Gums, executing Drug traffickers and being the cleanest city of the world. The more advanced tourist will also be aware of the Durian fruit, the Merlion, Sentosa and probably the first F1 night race. That’s it. Boring.

This is the second part of my post “10 Most Touristy Things To Do In Singapore“, you can read the first part here

By now Singapore is most famous for its popular laws against Chewing Gums, executing Drug traffickers and being the cleanest city of the world. The more advanced tourist will also be aware of the Durian fruit, the Merlion, Sentosa and probably the first F1 night race. That’s it. Boring.
But to satisfy the jungle outfit wearing town map waving traveler, please continue reading for the 10 most touristy things you can do in Singapore! Enjoy! Or jump to the second Part of this series with “5 More Touristy Things To Do In Singapore.

Motivated By Recent Scandalous Events, There Is Only One Real Answer. Everything Goes But Don’t Go Naked Like The Couple In Holland Village. Conservative Singapore Might Charge You 3000$ And A Couple Of Month In Jail.