Kuya Model Expo 2013: Street Wear Fashion

 

 

From the beach and now onto the streets, the Kuya Model Expo featured a sensory smorgasbord of themed fashions, which effectively catered to every possible mode of West Coast living. The featured street wear stage segment would present urban ensembles created and designed by some of the hottest clothing and automotive product brands within the import scene with Filipino Brand, JDM Sport, and Wired on Honda amongst those who would be making their statements on style during the proceedings. With some of finest young modeling talents lined up and ready, it was soon time for the runway to burst into life once again within the attitude and allure of stylistic expression.

Kuya Model Expo 2013: The Bikini Runway

 

As mentioned previously, Big Abe’s primary objective for the Kuya Model Expo was to emphasize and harness the entertainment factor of the live glamour event culture into a format and program audiences would utterly appreciate. Within this scene, nothing really inspires more enthusiasm and applause than a well-organized bikini runway show, especially with the fine cast of talent who would lend themselves as primary figures for the featured stage segment. Composing the roster would be established import stars Lena Love, Jasmyn Skye, and Gina Sky along with Kiki Le, April Star, and Melissa Capistrano, who together bring a varied background in fashion and entertainment onto the runway.

 

Kuya Model Expo 2013: Girls of the Glamour Scene (Part 1)

 

 

What is glamour if not captivating while also romantic and intriguingly invigorating? It is a term used to encompass a whole range of emotively significant qualities into a singularity within language, which hardly explains the full influence it has upon the human spirit. It’s within this enigma and variability of interpretation that the art form of modeling was conceived. At the Kuya Model Expo, talents from all different backgrounds would converge upon a setting, which would leave very little mystery to question. With no brand, product, or organizational association, the person becomes the sole focus. Such is the reason why these type of events might be referred to as “the glamour scene.”