The Bite Magazine - Autumn/Winter 2019 - Issue 26

W e were immediately enchanted by the rich red plunge sequinned dress with ruffled feather sleeves that led the collection, while a ruffled layered dress in green and yellow print with overlay collars gave a V-neck effect. hen the model turned, we noticed that it was backless which made it more sensual. The looks became more daring when a heart-shaped mini dress with a ruffled skirt dazzled the crowd with a jewellery piece around the neck almost dominating the piece. The ruffled look continued with a long dress in yellow and black print with orange piping around each circular piece and formed around the chest area with a panel that flowed over the right shoulder to the back and served as a flap around the torso. A princess-like design came smoothly down the catwalk that drew cheers from the crowd. Turning out to be a two-piece, rather than a dress, the basque-like top in hues of blue, yellow and orange was neat and accompanied by a long skirt with a puffed upper. While there were only two sleek dresses in the collection, it didn’t stop the crowd from admiring the design as it manoeuvred down the catwalk. This long silver number with a round neck and matching gloves glittered in the light and looked like a billionaire dollars. We were truly intrigued. This was followed by an off-the-shoulder dress in black with a high slit and rectangular panels in pink, blue, yellow and orange dotted on the right sleeve and down either side of the slit. It was indeed an interesting piece. https://awakermel.com bite catwalk Awa Kermel