Chung May Khuen specialises in the fashion history of Singapore from 1950s to 1970s. She is the curator of the National Museum of Singapore's Fashion Gallery and is pursuing her MA in History and Culture of Fashion in London College of Fashion, London. Her research interests include the study of the fashion industry in Singapore from the 1950s to 2000s and Singapore's social, economic and political history through fashion studies.

Ong May Anne is a writer, editor and communications consultant. Besides books, her body of work includes numerous publications and exhibitions for listed companies and government agencies. She also contributes regularly to travel and luxury lifestyle magazines. She graduated with a law degree from Cambridge University.

Sim Wan Hui is a graduate from the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, National University of Singapore. She is the curator of the National Museum’s Film and Wayang (Chinese opera) Gallery. Her research interests focus on Singapore's cultural history.

Tamilselvi Siva had been a curator working on colonial and post war history at the National Museum of Singapore for the past 12 years. Her research on interests focus on political science and history.

Jason Toh is a liberal arts graduate from Middlebury College in Vermont, USA. He is the curator of the National Museum’s Photography Gallery and the Port City section of the Singapore History Gallery. His research interests focus on the history and social history of photography in Asia.

Wong Hong Suen specialised in Southeast Asian art history at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University College London. She is the curator of the National Museum’s Food Gallery and the Modern Times (1900-1940s) section of the Singapore History Gallery. Her research interests focus on Southeast Asian and Singapore’s cultural history and include the history of representations, art history and colonial photography.