It’s not exactly the swimwear we’re familiar with. But these Korean dresses looked ravishing at an underwater fashion show in Seoul.

The vibrant dresses were inspired by traditional Korean hanbok, and were created by local designer Park Sul-Nyeo.

The models, who performed balletic moves with impressive control, stunned onlookers by holding their breath for minutes at a time, while remaining serene and calm.

Though hanbok dresses date back to the 15th Century, they are still worn by some women in Korea for formal occasions.  Click here to Read Complete Post »

The Brazilian-born designer, Daniella Issa Helayal, the founder and director of Issa, has designed an uber-chic collection of garments for kids (ages 0-12) that includes ‘tea dresses, summer party frocks, trench coats, swimwear and shorts in cotton and voile for girls, and funky-print shorts for boys’.

Daniella says her decision to create Baby Issa wasn’t sudden. For lots of time her friends pestered her with requests to dress their beloved little ones into something beautiful.  Click here to Read Complete Post »

The fashion show Fashion evenings started with the collection of Roma Fashion,  authentic and modern outfits from different parts of the world in Roma style  at Grand Hotel Varna.  Click here to Read Complete Post »

Models walks at the Swimwear Collections Show during the Rosemount Australian Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2010/11 in Sydney.

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Celebrities poses for a picture at the Beach Bunny Swimwear’s grand opening party  in Los Angeles, California.

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