It was the brand’s debut showcase, and what took place certainly captivated every single show-goer: After a short soliloquy by one model, others walked in and out with graceful movements and chereographed dance steps, accompanied by a sweetly straining melody played by a live band.

Dubbed “Concur”, the collection was filled with interesting back details, a signature style that founder and designer Elyn Wong has kept consistent across seasons. This time, though, designs were geared towards boxy, masculine forms, combining hard raw silk fabric with soft, see-through Japanese organza.

It was hard to miss the eye-catching “accessories” the models wore, especially when they appeared to be part of the looks and appeared equally wearable.

Dresses and tops came in mellow shades like a blush pink, grey and a mint green, and their details – a sexy V-back dress here, and a sheer, pleated skirt there –  stood out in high contrast amidst a darkened room.

Backstage, we spotted makeup artists sweeping single white streaks of paint across the models’ foreheads and cheeks. The result: A painterly effect that was a fitting accompaniment to the brand’s artistic, emotive showcase.

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