The whole event lasted over 3 hours, with dinner as well as bewitching songs (it was in a Native dialect and I thought it was beautiful) rendered by Grace Nono, and performances by Ballet Philippines.
Apres the performances, the show finally started. The clothes were very Asian inspired, with tunics and kimonos made with exquisite fabric– I think people didn’t know what to expect of Natori since she is more well- known for lingerie. The show left everyone in awe and impressed. I think many people came back to the Shangrila Hotel today to buy the pieces from the show. Too bad I couldn’t go (that and because I am afraid to spend $$) 😀
Hmm this is not my style…
I love this!!
This too! *Heart*
This is gorgeous up close
But this dress is not too flattering…
Oh Yummmmmmmyyyyyyy… Hotttttieeeeee! *drool hahaha* This matador outfit reminds me of the Vogue cover with Penelope Cruz… *Heart heart!* And the cummerbund is made of a fantastic fabric!
Beautiful pants!
Love this “wrap”
More photos tomorrow for Part 2 of the Natori Show. Loving everything yet? 🙂
x
Mrs.T