Red Charity Gala 2015 was definitely a night of glitzy fashion and oozing sexiness. Both organizers wore stunning gowns designed by this year’s featured designer, Lesley Mobo, no less,
Big hair, jeweled eyelids and lips by Henri Calayag stun in Lesley Mobo show
It wasn’t a case of the young designer unable to find his voice after more than a decade of working for various European labels like Diesel, Jasmine de Milo and Ghost, but more a testament to Mobo’s skill, range and continued evolution as an artist.
Lesley Mobo presents collection for Red Charity Gala
They are neither model-tall nor thin, but when a middle-age corn vendor, two embroiderers, a farmer tending her rice paddy, an art teacher, and other everyday people were approached by photographer Jay Yao and asked to pose for pictures sporting couture by Filipino designers Joey Samson and Lesley Mobo, everyone was game to do it.
In a little-known development, Inquirer Lifestyle learned that the London-based Filipino fashion designer Lesley Mobo designed a well-received graphic T-shirt line for Japanese giant Uniqlo last season. He is now working on a second capsule collection.
Vask is exhibiting Jay Yao’s (José Campos III) solo exhibit, “Homecoming,” featuring 14 large-scale photographs taken on location in Cavite and Kalibo, Aklan.
It was another fantastic feather for the already full cap of Kaye Tiñga, dahlings, when she organized the homecoming and first-ever gala show in Manille of acclaimed London-based Filipino designer Lesley Mobo, no less.
Luxe exuals splurge. These days, prestigious launches of luxury services and products have evolved into extravagant celebrations and unforgettable parties. It’s all about making a statement.
If there’s one word that best describes the recent Colours Gala at the SM Mall of Asia’s Arena, it would have to be reinvention.
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