02nd Jul2012

FassionCave Launch – VIP Shoe Party

by Vercess

To launch the birth of FassionCave, we decided to host a family and friends event in a form of a Shoe Party. I have never heard of this word myself, in fact I envisioned that it would be a perfect idea to hold a party that includes food, drinks, music and shopping.

We were lucky to find a venue at Oxford Hotel that accomodated 50 guests in a beautiful sunken cellar. The feeling that I  got from this venue is “cave-like” with its stone walls and that feeling of discovery as soon as you go downstairs. It was the perfect venue albeit the weekend band and dim lighting – it gave such a fun and vibrant atmosphere.

Here are some of the photos from the night, with happy faces from the ladies.

We were able to showcase the selection of boots, high heels , ballet flats and wedges from our brands: Perth local designer -VanGoh Shoes and Brazilian Brands- Ramarim, Vizzano, Moleca and Beira Rio.

Fashionistas

Shoe lovers

Shoe enthusiasts

Trend setters

Where fashion is timeless

The team at FassionCave

Special guests from the venue

Co-founders of FassionCave

Check out our sweet video that sums up the event. Fantastic video courtesy of Daniel of Visual Formation.

FassionCave Shoe Party Video

FassionCave hopes that this is a start of something great. I would like to extend my thanks to the guests, friends and family that supported us and made it such an event to remember.

We had a great party and looking forward to having more celebratory events in the future.

07th Mar2012

Red is The Spirit In My Footwear

by Felicia

Red is such a fiery and passionate colour that promises a nice dash of spirit to an outfit. The alluring colour is making its way to my current shoe collection, which comprises the peep toe heels, loafers and ballerina flats.

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Because of the royal attention the colour receives, I tend to avoid wearing red footwear, for the fear of committing fashion faux pas. Over time, through observation, I managed to set myself some loose guidelines to follow. I’m sharing these humble tips, hoping that you will find as much joy as I do, by letting the colour bring out the best in your outfits.

Catch the drops of red

If you have beautiful dresses or tops with floral prints, then red footwear is a great option to harmonise the feminine look, with just the right dose of sexiness to it.

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Add colour to the colours

If you still haven’t caught on with the colour blocking trend, it’s time to pull out your red shoes and experiment! Personally, I think red is most beautiful with camel. So, if you still have reservations about colour clashing, try wearing red shoes with camel bottom, and a striking coloured top.

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The berry sorbet

Ok, pun intended- berry sorbet, in my own vocabulary, refers to a palette of sweet colours in pretty shades of pink, purple and orange. If you are still not entirely convinced on colour-clashing, consider wearing red shoes to add a beautiful punch to the sorbet palette. It’s a no-brainer if you want to look both sweet and sexy.

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Red with black

I personally would avoid pairing red with black, largely because, it brings to mind too much of the femme fatale look for my liking. Also, the two colours look harsh together. But I know of fashionistas who love a pop of colour on the sombre and somewhat boring colours.

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On the other hand, I don’t mind red footwear on black, as long as the outfit is not exactly solid black. Light doses of black details, or even just a tiny bit of colour gradient on the outfit makes a huge difference for me.

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Red with white

Whilst red is not entirely in harmony with solid white outfits (in my opinion), it sure looks a lot better compared to red with solid black outfits. Red shoes tend to add visibility to solid white outfits. A nice way of incorporating red with white is to wear it with something that has white details, such a dress with white stripes, or podka dots. A solid white top with a stronger-coloured bottom may do the trick too.

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Have fun letting the red shoes work for you!

 

13th Feb2012

Dr. Martens’ Collaboration with S’pore Designers for Charity

by Felicia

Some time in October last year, I was invited by Max Tan, a fashion designer friend of mine, to attend an exhibition in Singapore. It was one of the highlights I was looking forward to, on my three-day whirlwind trip. The exhibition displayed works of Dr Marten’s collaboration with 20 budding local designers for charity. It goes without saying that Max Tan was one of the distinguished designers, selected for this collaboration. The exhibition was held at Zouk nightclub and it was graced by friends and personalities of the media/ fashion industry.

I was fortunate enough to get snapshots of a noteworthy items, which I’m going to share in this post.

Leading the show is Max Tan’s collection. Designed in classic black, the material and texture adds an interesting but subtle dimension to the shoes. It is indeed very Max Tan style! Max has a successful clothing line, and he has made a name on the international fashion arena, including an appearance on the UK Vogue magazine. Check out his website – http://www.max-tan.com/

 

Check out the pinky/purplish bling platforms! Aren’t they amazing? When I saw those shoes with silver sequins,  I thought the style was pretty similar to Christian Louboutin’s. Well, from afar, and at first glance ;)

These shoes are too cute, and I am particularly in love with the white graffiti ones.

It was such a great night, but I have to admit that I felt pretty smashed way before midnight. Did I mention that I managed to take off with a goodie bag of Dr Martens’ #FirstandForever promotional items too? ;)

Checkout my personal website: http://www.feliciawong.com.au/