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Sigh Styles Concept for Sunstar: Black & White for S/S 2014

The world was created round and filled with bright, lively colors and ephemeral shades and tints. But as they say, like repels like and the opposites attract. The intensity of the contrast is all that really counts.   SighStyles  again, is featured in Sunstar - Shopping Bag section entitled: OPPOSITES ATTRACT, highlighting the eternal black and white color cocktail. I have always been head over heels with black and white , so much so, that I wanted to share my personal favorite to the fashion-savvy audience.  I know for one that with my sporadic contribution in Sunstar will be one great avenue to express my paramount fondness of this B&W palette.  . I have a number of late-night sleeps in pursuing this black and white concept for the local newspaper.  It started in the later months of last year.  While I was browsing over for the fall /winter trends, I was the happiest when Black and White was one of the trends of the seasons.  So the p...

Sigh Styles Concept for Sunstar: Botanical Print for S/S 2014

There is no Spring season here in the Philippines, but Summer? Yes, we do have it!  Fashion-wise the two seasons: Spring/Summer do go together.  I was at the verge of conceptualizing and reviving cyEcle - my 2011 online shop via blogspot then.  But this time, I needed a more dynamic and hyper-shopper type of audience.  So I re-launched that online clothing shop thru  OLX.Ph (familiar with it?), and for the first time I also learned how to create a page in facebook.   With my on and off contributions with Sunstar newspaper, which may have possibly gathered more audience for the re-launch, I suggested a fashion trend -BOTANICAL PRINT - that best fit for Spring-Summer seasons and did receive instant approval for another feature.   Sunstar is always entitled to create its own interpretation of the trend.  The feature was out on May 2, 2014 still at Shopping Bag section of the newspaper.   It was entitled PICK FLOWERS , in time for the ...