Trending: The Big Bold Red for Spring

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The 2017 Spring trends offer a little red shade ranging from scarlet to crimson, even burgundy. Who knows, the bold and warm undertones for the season could provoke a meaning of political statement by our favourite designers and runways. The ever-so stunning silhouettes in red are further enhanced with the dark touch of burgundy – which make the strongest impact.

Shona Joy – Samantha
 

There is no room for doubt any more; every woman needs to be in the mood for experimentation. The beautiful designs by Shona Joy is one of the grandest fashion styles this season – think; extra chic with a ravishing 1920’s accessory. Yearning for some manifestation? Alfred Sung’s stylish red gowns can help with that.

Alfred Sung – Katelyn
 
Red is not for any shy woman – the recent runways tell us a story of passionate femme fatales drenched in voluminous ensembles. From Dior’s burning lava tulle dress and Celine’s french feminine gown, the spring season has never looked so hot. Our Talia Sarah dress takes a modern approach to the trend – a must-try test in any woman’s life.

Talia Sarah – Jesinta

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