Vietnamese-American supermodel Jessica Minh Anh continued to turn a glass-bottomed ship on the Seine River (Paris, France) into a fashion runway. Opening the show, she appeared in a haute couture dress inspired by the beauty of Princess Diana with a 3.5 meter long train.
In early February, Jessica Minh Anh started 2017 with an impressive show on the Seine River. The unique fashion idea was formed 5 years ago when Jessica Minh Anh decided to turn the giant glass ship Le Jean Bruel into a 100m floating catwalk on the Seine River.
Right on the occasion of the Lunar New Year, the whole world witnessed the 5th launch of this creative idea when J Winter Fashion Show 2017 introduced 5 collections of high-end haute couture fashion from 3 continents.
After many other impressive successes such as shows at the Eiffel Tower and the Grand Canyon, Jessica Minh Anh continues to create on the Seine River in France.
Jessica Minh Anh created the illusion of models walking on water by arranging guests to sit facing multi-angle glass windows and watch the models perform in front of them while the ship glides by.
As a result, architectural wonders such as the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame Cathedral, the Louvre Museum and the 37 bridges over the Seine became the natural backdrop for this unique performance.
Born in Vietnam, raised in Russia, and now residing in France, Jessica Minh Anh studied IT in Malaysia and PR in the UK before transforming London’s Tower Bridge into the world’s most innovative catwalk. Besides producing iconic fashion shows, Jessica Minh Anh is a front-row star at Paris and New York fashion weeks.
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| Opening the show was Jessica Minh Anh appearing in a haute couture dress inspired by the beauty of Princess Diana made from white lace combined with a classic high neck, puffed shoulders and a 3.5 meter long train. |
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| The beauty was followed by a group of gorgeous models in a multi-colored collection that emphasized the mermaid image. The “Retromantic” collection was a masterpiece by talented Indonesian designer, Fetty Rusli. |
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| Next, famous Malaysian fashion house Emmanuel Haute Couture presented 15 designs with meticulously decorated and embroidered details, bold cuts, many layers and decorative floral motifs. |
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| With modern designs using classic shapes, American designer Johanna DiNardo has launched a special collection influenced by the beauty of Paris's Seine River. The collection's alluring silhouettes include pleated brocade dresses, sleeves sewn with soft waterfall pleats, and a cross-hatch dress in soft velvet. |
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| ...and lace veils with metallic trims studded with Swarovski crystals. |
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| Bringing femininity to the big catwalk, Maria Fernanda Ruth from Jakarta presented a timeless haute couture collection. |
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| Using hues of crimson, blue, yellow and reddish beige on tulle, silk and taffeta, the designs perfectly accentuated the curves of women. |
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| Closing the show with a modern luxury look was the Philippine designer Sari Lazaro with her “Royal Secret Garden” collection. The designs celebrated impeccable craftsmanship, beading and embroidery techniques. Laser-cut details on luxurious silk, soft tulle and lace evoked romance, mystery and freshness. |
A master of the hourglass silhouette, Samantha Chua’s distinctive designs showcased a new level of grace, glamour, and elegance. Many of the designs featured gold leaf, rose, and sheer details that accentuated the hourglass figures of the models.
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