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MANILA, Philippines – Fashion show “Salon,” held at the Peninsula Manila last September 12, showcased the creative collaboration of 4 formidable Filipino fashion designers.
Lulu Tan-Gan, Dennis Lustico, Jojie Lloren and Cesar Gaupo unveiled their latest collection to an intimate crowd, purposely going against the norm of a large-scale show.
The ballroom floor was lined with white faux fur. The chandeliers were swathed in luxurious white cloth. As guests sat in their assigned seats facing one another, two models from each designer held different poses in a tableau in the middle of the runway .
The space was very intimate; the runway at eye level — a refreshing departure from the raised runways of most shows. As the lights dimmed, the models dissimilated back stage.
First among the 4 was Lulu Tan-Gan. Her collection showcased casual to evening wear in light and flowy pieces. Her signature knit represented modern Asian flair.
Jojie Lloren’s collection featured long and short party wear inspired by Art Nouveau. The caped dresses evoked a vintage feel with a touch of color.
Dennis Lustico’s collection was inspired by the work of architect Zaha Hadid. In hues of white, gold and tan, the modern-futuristic feel was sexy yet refined, with laser cut outs that moved flirtatiously with every step each model took.
Cesar Gaupo showcased a colorful array of structured outerwear such as vests, coats and jackets. They were embellished with beads and tassels, perfect for glamorous occasions.
“Salon” brought back the intimate experience of fashion shows, before they were staged big and with theatrics.
In a cozy and relaxed environment perfected with a simple backdrop, the clothes were the highlight of the evening, just as they always should be. – Rappler.com
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