Showing posts with label Singapore Fashion show. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Singapore Fashion show. Show all posts
Viva La Eve at Singapore Fashion Show
iscerning audience members concurred that the highlight of this year's Singapore Fashion Festival was the lingerie show featuring slinky pythons and even slinkier models clad in nothing but gossamer nothings from the Viva La Eve by Triumph collection. The undisputed star of the collection appeared in the finale — a black lace thong encrusted with 518 brilliant-cut diamonds totalling 30 carats.
"It's not scratchy or heavy and very comfortable," declared Danielle Luminita, the lucky Romanian model who got to wear the glittering piece.
A model presents lingerie from the Viva La Eve by Triumph collection on Thursday April 3, 2008 in Singapore during the Singapore Fashion Festival. (AP Photo/Wong Maye-E)
A model carries an albino python while in lingerie from the Viva La Eve by Triumph collection. (AP Photo/Wong Maye-E)
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Aigner Fall/Winter Collection 2007/08
Luxury brand Aigner’s 2007 Fall/Winter Collection saw predominant warm shades of brown, copper, and essential black teamed with sliver. Standout colours were a dark red and royal purple. Mini skirts, short dresses and short shorts were the du jour this season. Silhouettes were significant; with emphasized waists and hips. Features for some dresses were kimono and bat sleeves, defining the volumes of the tops. Materials saw a variety, contrasting wool crepe with silk satin. Nappa leather and beaver fur shimmered with a metallic glint. Aigner. The other word for leather, welcomed the addition of two new bags, the must-have for this season, the Etienne and the Florence bag. Aigner today is the answer to style.
Shu Uemura Presents Japanese Sense of Light
Shu Uemura staged its first show at the Singapore Fashion Festival with an ode to nature, inspired by The Pillow Book of Sei Shonagon- In Spring, It is the Dawn. Through a performance makeup art piece with all its models clad in white, and Atelier makeup artists Kakuyasu Uchiide and Yuji Asano, Shu uemura presented a showing that was a visual poetry of colour and light.
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