OJ HOFER’s Angkorian Ether collection for Fashion Watch Quartet took inspiration from the Devatas and Apsaras women carved around Angkor Wat. Languid and fluid expositions in the art of drapery showcases the artistic brilliance of this young master. Color theories were flowing blissfully in bay leaf greens, Vishnu blue to different shades of gold--what a sight to behold. Complimenting the beautiful masterpieces were the wide belts and armor-like gold accessories which gave the entire look a hint of sophisticated edge. From the trend spotting designer pieces, this author picked a few of his favorites.
Electric pleats look fab in long proportions. |
These wide-leg pants is chic with an edge. |
Sophisticated back detailing is always red carpet ready. |
Must-have belt and cuff complete the look with stellar appeal. |
Super love this ensemble, the right color and accessories makes this look style perfect. |
Go with the flow with the season's color and fabric. |
Designer Oj Hofer(center) with his collection. |
The sexy in beads never fail to capture the eye. |
Love the back detail. |
The epitome of chic sophistication. |
Modern style in picture perfect color combination. |
Yellow beads with a long tailored skirt is a sure class act. |
My favorite piece, it spells fashion standout. |
In the nude. |
Designer Dennis Lustico with his collection. |
Love orchids. |
Young designer Veejay Floresca. |
Escario's prized possession--Hilky. |
Look magazine's EIC Melanie Cuevas. |
Design duo Ivar Aseron and Joey Samson. |
Sweet treats. |
The good old days. Former Fashion Editor of Preview Magazine Camille Cruz in Rajo Laurel top for Plains and Prints and the author in an Ivar Aseron Aztec inspired caftan. |
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