Philippine Fashion Week
Ezra Santos' Definiendo El Amor
October 23, Ezra Santos presented
a collection entitled Definiendo El Amor –
or “definition of love” – which combined cunningly structured creations and
idealistic ambiance which he took inspiration from Spanish Catalan architect
Antoni Gaudi. May it be Gaudi’s Sagrada Familia or Casa Batlló that resembled his handiworks on the collection like the wrought iron effect that created scallop armor pieces made up of
Capiz shells and the sheer
embellished cases on menswear.
The whole time watching the show,
you would genuinely feel the romanticism and the modernism in each of the
pieces. It has the astonishing structural design quality that gave rise to the marvelously innovation on floor-length gowns
like that of a gothic romance high-neck evening dress with incredible edging of
ceramic-like floral appliqués.
With his finale, he came up with chalk white assemblage adorned with crystals like what Charlene Almarvez showed
off and the last piece with textured leggings and a huge crystal-coated
neckpiece. Each one looks remarkable – like everything he designed certainly
identifiable with Gaudi’s artworks and of course blended with his Middle
Eastern visual. As a result, Ezra Santos gave the audience a
luxurious and magnificent show with broadest, bulbous, and invigorating sense.
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