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One For The Men

By Theresa Tan April 10, 2011
By Theresa Tan April 10, 2011

The very first Men’s Fashion Week in Singapore saw innovative fashion creations amid a hodgepodge gathering of talents.

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Goh (center) with her models. CN PHOTO: Daniel Poh

It was a little strange: homespun menswear on the catwalk mashed with live cooking demos (sponsored by De Dietrich, no less) from chef Andre Chiang of French restaurant Andre, with VJ Utt and Asian male supermodel Philip Huang tossed in the mix and an army of fashion installations by brands from Bally to Prada?

Still, the inaugural Men’s Fashion Week was a historic event. The very first of its kind, the five-day event was chaired by Frank Cintamani, and featured the talents of hair guru David Gan and fashion show producer Daniel Boey.

Sabrina Goh’s ELOHIM line already has its following among female fashion pundits. Goh grabbed this opportunity to push her limits also as a designer for the male form, having been asked by her customers to create things their boyfriends can wear. Her collection was inspired by the parachute and the concept of being grounded and airborne. Graphic colour blocks feature alongside to geometrical and assymetrical cuts.

On March 31, her army of vertiginous male models swept the catwalk in voluminous cape-style silhouettes and drop-crotch pants, embodying the “disciplined, athletic masculinity” that Goh sought to capture with this collection.

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Theresa Tan

Theresa Tan is the Senior Editor of City News. God gave Theresa one talent: the gift of writing. She has done her best to multiply her talent by writing articles for newspapers and magazines, plays, screenplays and a book. But what gives her greatest joy is using her one talent to serve the Lord in City News, by spreading the Good News. Theresa is blissfully married with three children and two cats. She loves reading, knitting, watching Korean criminal dramas and training young writers to win the world with words.

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