KEITHB KEE HAS FINALLY MOVED FROM HIS ULU LOCATION IN GOD KNOWS WHERE TO TRENDY, EASILY ACCESSIBLE BANGSAR!
HIS SHOWROOM IS NOW AT 215 JALAN MAAROF, BANGSAR!
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Though the collection boasts of vastly different styles
and looks, these outfits feature the predominant usage of Thai silk,
Shantung silk, French lace, Italian lace, chiffon, silk crepe, and tulle net
materials. Kee’s preference for such thin and translucent fabric and materials
is for practicality purposes as Chinese New Year usually coincides with warm
weather, especially in Malaysia.
Five various qipao collections were introduced in the
form of the transformation pieces, all red pieces, casual pieces, evening
gown-inspired pieces, as well as the avant garde origami pieces.
According to
Kee, bright candy colours are the trend in time for next year’s spring / summer
seasons and as such, his collection pieces follow suit and are in the tones of
strawberry red, sweet pink, apple green, lemon yellow, and so on.
To complement
these ranges of outfits, a men’s collection - consisting of mandarin collar
shirts and suits - was also created in line with his inspiration.
The transformation collection showcased black colour
pieces that can be ‘transformed’ into red colour pieces, signifying the
transition between the spring / summer and autumn / winter seasons.
Each of
these masterpieces work as a two-in-one dress, and can be worn either way or
colour. The colour red has always been traditionally associated with Chinese
New Year as it represents happiness and prosperity, and that is why the all red
qipaos and mandarin collar shirts, which were paraded by renowned local celebrities
on the runway, are one of the main highlights during this showcase as it
further emphasises its theme.
The casual qipao designs are bright and colourful, making
them appropriate for day and night wear, while the evening gown-inspired qipao
pieces are more appropriate for functions of grandiose, and can also be
suitable for brides during dinner functions.
As for the avant garde creations,
the femininely structured gowns are accentuated with a twist through the
incorporation of abstract origami art, providing them with a bolder, red carpet
appropriate look.
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