The book of Daniel

The Book of Daniel is a memoir by Daniel Boey, a prominent figure in the Singaporean fashion and creative industries. Published in 2014 by Marshall Cavendish Editions, the book chronicles Boey's career journey as a fashion show producer and creative director, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the realities of the local fashion landscape. It emerged during a time when Boey sought to deconstruct the glamour associated with the industry, providing a candid account of the challenges, absurdities, and personal growth he encountered while orchestrating high-profile events.

The book serves as a reflection on Boey's identity and professional ethos, blending personal anecdotes with observations on the creative process. Boey, often referred to as the 'Godfather of Singapore fashion,' utilized the publication to share his perspective on resilience and artistic integrity. Upon its release, the work was received as a rare, intimate insight into the machinery of fashion production in Singapore, grounding the reader in the practical, often demanding work that occurs away from the public gaze of the runway.