Fase Di Moda - Horoscope Swimwear Collection on the Prestige Yacht & Jet Catwalk

Irina Dobbs latest inspirational designs of Fase Di Moda were highlighted at the Prestige Fashion Event in Old Billingsgate Market.

Fase di Moda’s Horoscope collection of swim and beachwear continues with the “Spiritual Fashion” theme, which blends the signs of the Zodiac with swimwear encrusted with semi-precious birthstones,

Each sign of the Zodiac is highlighted in an original design linked with beautiful designs of swimwear for 2016 and the collection of scarves, pareos and headwear is produced in Italy with the aim of each sign to be truly unique.

 Fase di Moda is recognised for the use of semiprecious stones particularly Amber in fashion items providing feeling of beauty and health to those who wear the designs.
 Fase di Moda pure silk fabric prints integrate this mode in the tunics, swimwear and beachwear; it reflects unique patterns of insects, which were trapped in the amber during its formation millions of years ago.
 The Fase Di Moda created a catwalk among beautiful Prestige cars with 12 designers and 20 models in a glamorous setting organized by Irina Dobbs with a James Bond theme.

Photography by Metin Sonmez
Elbrus Solutions www.elbrussolutions.co.uk

Various photo-shoots occurred on yachts moored in St. Katherine’s Dock with Fase di Moda designs featured on the classic Spirit 54’ SOUFRIÈRE which was build specifically for the Bond film “Casino Royale”.

Photography by Metin Sonmez
Elbrus Solutions www.elbrussolutions.co.uk

One of the shots included fabulous swim piece with real aquamarine stones combined with an exclusively beautiful collection of designer hats by Jane Taylor, a milliner of the Royal Family and a favourite designer of the Duchess of Cambridge.

Credits
Photography: Ana Gely A Photography www.anagelyaphotography.com
Photography: Milo Osborn

Videography: Krescent Films www.krescentfilms.com

Videography: Fashion Channel www.fashionchannel.it

Hair and Makeup: Sarah Artistry Academy www.sarahartistry.com

Official Event Sponsors: PRESTIGE FASHION team thanks

London Yacht, Jet, Prestige Car Event Organisers: www.londonyachtjetandprestigecarshow.com

Sarah Artistry Academy: www.sarahartistry.com

Flare Audio: www.flareaudio.com

Royal Ascot Fashion Guide 2016 by Eclipse Magazine

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Omar Mansoor Royal Ascot Line - For the Queen Anne Enclosure

Omar Mansoor unveils his annual Royal Ascot collection for the Queen Anne Enclosure. A collection of  unique and quirky sleeveless shift dresses highlighted by cream silk organza panels – allowing a little skin to show through.

 Made from the softest blended fabric, this collection is comfortable, elegant and funky that takes the minimalist shape and adds a modern geometric ingredient.

 The aim of Sheer panels on the neckline, front hem and neckline is to draw attention. It offers the wearer the chance to say something about herself, making it much more than just clothing.

 This collection is available online at www.omarmansor.com and Designs NW3 60 Rosslyn Hill, London NW3 1ND All dresses are priced at £250.

 Millinery: https://tracyrosehats.co.uk/

 Photography: Shahid Malik

Omar Mansoor's Royal Ascot 2012 Collection brings Glamour to the Grandstand

London based couturier Omar Mansoor has designed a capsule collection especially for the Royal Ascot Grandstand.
As the dress code tightens its reigns for the Grandstand enclosure, this collection offers a chic and glamorous look whilst adhering to the new rules.

Necklines in the Grandstand: Strapless or sheer strap dresses and tops are not permitted. Even if you wear a jacket at all times, the dress still has to comply with the dress code. Here Omar keeps to the dress code with spaghetti straps The collection is in classic black and white monochrome which is always a winner at the racers. 

Skirt length code in the Grandstand: You can wear short dresses but you are encouraged to dress as befits a formal occasion. Here Omar shortens the length on the above handkerchief hemline so you can show off your shapely pins, but still long enough for that lady like look.

Prints and patterns bring drama to the collection with a mix of spots and circles. 

Other dress code rules for the Grandstand are: .

Midriffs: Definitely no bare midriffs and again that means no midriffs revealed under sheer fabrics

Trousers: You can wear trousers, but they must be full length so no shorts or cropped pants. They do not have to be worn with a jacket and the jacket does not have to be in the same fabric or colour. Tops worn with the trousers have to adhere to the neckline rule.

Headgear: A hat, headpiece or fascinator must be worn at all times.

The milinery pieces in the images were designed and created by Angela Searle of Gingerbread Millinery 

The above silver dress has straps wide enough for the Royal Enclosure (straps have to be at least one inch wide), but on this model it is a little too short as the shortest a dress can be is just above the knee. As models usually have super long legs, the skirt length on us mere mortals may be longer and so acceptable.. 

 

Photography: Colin Chau

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