About Natalie Cheah
If you think television impacted your life in one way or another, Natalie Cheah probably got hit harder by the influence bug. When Project Runway started screening, it piqued Natalie's interest in wanting to be involved in fashion design. She didn’t want to have a ‘normal’ job like being a doctor or lawyer because she could not picture herself at the desk doing the same thing everyday.
Natalie kept her life ambition a secret for a while, until she realized that the fashion world, above all else, was what kept Natalie's interests at its peak, and made her the happiest.
To her, the fashion world always offered something new, something interesting and something different each season. Being one to to love change, the fast moving, ever evolving world of fashion seemed to fit perfectly.
About Natalie's Graduate Collection
Baroque Architecture was the inspiration for the collection. The Baroque period was a period of excess and exuberance, giving lots of elements that could be extracted to play around with. Taking a contemporary approach, the silhouette is inspired by the dome shaped roofs while playing with volume on the body.
The ornate interiors are translated as textures such as embroidery and laced detailing. The colours are mainly neutral hues with a dash of colour and a play on tones and contrast. It is a collection for the bold, feminine and out-going women. The woman who dresses in this collection is characterized as bold, feminine and out-going, unafraid of being different, and with an eye for beauty, detail and design.
Watch out for Natalies collection and more at Wardroblings 2009.
For more information on Natalie or the show, please contact us at admin@thefashionfraternity.com.
Hi I've just stumbled on this blog and I fell in love with it right away! Its very cool that you guys showcase the work from designers from different institutions. I'm planning on attending Temasek Poly and seeing everyones work makes me really excited and motivated.
ReplyDeleteEveryones collection's concept is so cool. The craftmanship looks really good. OMG am jealous. The skirt from the first picture is a really good idea.