Young Designers Design Clothes For National Day And Throw Off Red And White Landmarks.

Fashion designers, in fact, are also architects who outline design inspiration as fashion trends.

Singapore's skyscrapers, The Esplanade and other unique buildings can also be inspired by fashion designers to make costumes with Singaporean features.

In order to celebrate the 45th anniversary National Day of Singapore, PARCO Marina Bay invited 24 local young fashion designers to design their costumes on the National Day theme. Their works will be exhibited at the "Nation Pride" exhibition.

The designers participated in the "PARCO next NEXT" clothing monopoly area.

"PARCO next NEXT" is a fashion incubation program (Fashion Incubator Project) cooperated with Singapore textile and Apparel Association (TaFF) to provide retail venues for local young designers.

Apart from the local architecture, fashion designers also present the multicultural features of Singapore through different fabrics and details.

The "Nation Pride" exhibition will be displayed from today until 15 this month in the Millenia Walk hall. The public can visit and choose to buy, and can also choose the works that you want to win, and win 450 yuan of happiness and shopping coupons, and two will be won.

Red and white is one of the colors of Singapore's flag. People always wear red and white clothes before the national day.

The local fashion designer's masterpiece has jumped out of the red and white frame to see the creativity of some of these works.

Li Shimin (aMuse)

Li Shi Min has traditionally printed photographs of the tomb of Malay on a long white dress.

She explained: "Singapore was a Malay fishing village in the early days. These ancestors laid a foundation for Singapore's development. Today, with the rapid development of the city, this photo reminds us to recall that in the past, we planted trees and descendants enjoy the cool."

The photos printed on the clothes were taken by Chuck Reyes, a friend of Philippines's Li Shimin. She said, "I was originally a Hongkong citizen. Now I am working for a Singaporean citizen and my friends in Philippines. I hope to see the history of Singapore through the perspective of" outsiders ". I think it is meaningful for Singapore to be a talented city.

Anne (THKGThanksgiving)

In addition to celebrating the National Day this month, China also hosts the first Youth Olympic Games (YOG), so Anne regards the Youth Olympic Games as the design theme.

She designed a small vest like jacket and skirt that resembles tennis players and cheerleading women's dress, referring to the main colors of blue and gray. She explained: "this is the exclusive color of Merly, one of the mascots of the Olympic Games."

Take a closer look. You can also see "Y, O, G" letters and "2010" numbers on the cutting and texture of clothes.

If you want to further express the joy of national day, you can wear a pin with "4" and "5" numbers.

Kanwal Jit Kaur (Sophielle)

Native India, now Kanwal Jit Kaur, a new immigrant of local citizens, feels the harmony of multiculturalism in Singapore.

Therefore, she represents pluralism through the seven color color pattern, and the white bottom represents harmony.

She described the design of a unique coat: "black leather and blue bright cloth, like sunlight, the The Esplanade" pomegranate shell "glittering and shining appearance.

Lu Chuanhui (un-covered)

As long as the drawstring is pulled, it can be used as a one-piece garment for long coat or short skirt. It is based on Ferris viewing wheel.

When you put on your clothes, the small creases along your shoulders and arms are like the carriage of the skyscrapers.