Break a leg!

Legs, legs and more legs.  Chic hosiery brand Leg Love recently presented its latest collection a moon ago at the Rockwell Tent, Makati.  This author was lucky to be commissioned to style both the lines of Pablo Cabahug and Bianca Valerio.  One thing ideal in styling a fashion show is when you are given creative freedom to execute an idea to the best of your abilities. It was a challenge two distinctive lines one inspired by theatrics while the other high fashion.  The first task was to display sexiness with refinement. Bianca Valero's line was inspired by the iconic Dita Von Teese-burlesque. Sexy, sultry but sophisticated, the style team incorporated the use of fur, head pieces, lace gloves and luxe underwear by Triumph and killer heels by Parisian.  The second was to present Pablo Cabahug's line in two parts of high fashion.  Inspired from the recent Fall 2011 Holiday collections, inspiration for the first part was all about color.  Blocks of colors paraded the runways in short and long dresses complimenting the new hues of Leg Love accentuated by satin gloves and towering shoes by DAS.  The second take was a dramatic interpretation of ebony in a celebration of patterns. The models strutted the runways with embroidered masks, spectacular dresses and on the radar shoes by DAS. The highlight of the show was the stellar appearance of style icon Divine Lee in a fierce scarlet gown by Pablo Cabahug and Leg Love's dinstinctive and fashion forward masterpiece.  Truly a night to remember, it was a fantastic show that prides with great collaboration, teamwork and friends. A subliminal testimony marked and strengthened by all the leg love.    

Queen of the Night.  Divine Lee.

Leg Lovin'.  From left:  Ferdi Salvador, Bianca Valerio, Ram de Veyra, Pablo Cabahug and Divine Lee.

The Author together with his Style Team.  From Left-Rudolph Leonor, Teri Marcelo Eunice Sason, Jaja, Pam Bassig, Hannah de la Paz, Jaja Bolos, Slegna Coo, Grace Caison, Donna Gonzales Lim, Mikka Velasquez and Nicole Santos.

Thanks to Mark FRancis Photography for the pictures.