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“ I feel better on a plane ”was Stefano Gabbana’s tweet hours before the event. We were all hoping that he is making his way to tonight’s grand opening. Aah, the anticipation.
With the recent happenings at Spring 2010 show, of bloggers sitting front row along with Anna Wintour and Hamish Bowles, its no surprise that bloggers were invited to this event.
Yesterday celebrates the official opening of Dolce & Gabbana flagship store at ION. Media people, top models, local and regional artistes graced the stellar event. It was spectacular; my first, seeing great ladies in even more amazing Dolce dresses, all at the same time. Oh, did I mention that there were many beautiful Sicilian men? Too much, too much.
Held in a box that linked the two-story boutique to the dance floor, the big black box, which dominated the entrance of ION, caught the attention of many. For once, none of us were paying any attention to the exterior of ION Orchard.
Dolce & Gabbana certainly knows how to throw one hell of a party! Thanks for having us!
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Images By Ridhwan Sesapar.
Dinie.





Despite the downfall of 2002, shoe mogul Steve Madden is still going strong. Opening its first outlet in Singapore was just the start of his many ventures, with plan to collaboration with Olsen Twins label, Elizabeth and James is the next step for the company.
The official opening kicks off with Style: Week, a fashion show organized by style: magazine and shoes by Steve Madden. It was humid and I almost died in my blazer but when I saw ‘free pair of shoes on us’ I was beginning to revive from my death very quickly.
A chat with Mr. John Madden and Ms. Gabriela sums up the whole event. He was stressing on Singapore’s hot weather, other than that, both of them completes the fun day at the event.
Besides women’s accessories, shoes for the men are also available at their store. (The PR told me that they do carry apparel in the states, so I hope it will come to Singapore soon!)
Do drop by Steve Madden at ION Orchard, #b2-12/13.
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Images By Ridhwan Sesapar.
Dinie.



I can’t exactly remember what I wore to my last job interview, but I think it was a navy button-down cardigan with black pants and a Gucci sandals. That ladies and gentleman, (according to men.style.com) is what NOT to wear to a job interview. Well maybe it wasn’t that major of a faux pas since it was just a sales associate position for Jessica Simpson’s shoe line. (Which until now I can’t believe why I was so willing to stand for hours to sell shoes for her.)
Anyway, now that I’m approaching adulthood soon (not that fast, but soon), I guess I should share my bit of the ‘job interview etiquette’. There’s basically no rule except for the ‘dress your best’ rule if you’re interviewing for a creative position (e.g. Web designer, editor etc) but these tips are necessary for the service, administrative and business sector.
1. Wear a grey or blue suit. Please be careful, as there is a difference between charcoal grey and black suit. Wear your black suit on the first day of work but not during a job interview.
2.White shirt are is a must and it should be of the classic point collar.
3. Your shoes have to be lace-up, any styles but in black or brown only.
Personally I don’t abide with those rules because I don’t own half of the thing mentioned above and I don’t want to die in Singapore’s heat. Plus, I don’t think those factors influence that much when it comes to hiring.
Dinie.