DLSU's ENGLICOM: Jacko Wacko at Circuit Makati

Last January 25, 2014, ENGLICOM, one of DLSU's biggest orgs, got me to style for their fashion show. Their event was held at Circuit Makati. With the open field, cold weather, food and retail stalls, overflowing drinks, and more than 10 of the metro's finest DJ's, people sure did experienced the "chill + party" vibe they were looking for. 

ELC Jacko Wacko's Facebook Page

Onto the first segment, the men's fashion show! 

For the men, their clothes were sponsored by Uniqlo and some of their shoes are from Toms.

The second segment was the ladies' fashion show. Since it was done in the evening, I decided to give them the party look! But before that, the ladies still had to be dolled up! :)

Me in action! Stylist and runway director for the evening! :)

(Credites to Inna Gatmaitan for the photo)

Ladies on the catwalk!

Directing the models haha

More photos of the models and the fashion show here!

And my first event for the year is a success! I've made new friends, worked with different people, and, most of all, had one of the best parties of DLSU has thrown! 

Good job to all the models I hope we all get the chance to work together soon! And see you all around Taft! :)

Also, credits to the ENGLICOM photoghraphers! You can see the photos from the events here! You might even see yourself in one of the photos!

ENGLICOM, thank you for inviting me especially to their project head Johann Tiu, Moises Limyuen, Lina Olis, Kayla Paclibar, and to the rest of ENGLICOM team! It was my privilege working with you guys!

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Will Cheng

fashion stylist

Battlefield: ECES Party / fashion show

All photos came from ECES' Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/ECES-Publicity/156175074407079?fref=ts

Last December 1, 2012 the Electronics Communication Engineering Society (ECES) of DLSU-Manila held a party at the Clamshell Tent in Intramuros with a military-themed party entitled, Battlefield. 

Two of my friends invited me to be a stylist for their fashion show. But right on the day of the event, I became the fashion stylist, a model, and the runway director for the event!

Good thing I had a little knowledge and experience on both modeling and choreographing. :))

The first part of the fashion show was the opening wherein the female will work their stuff on the runway in tanks, jackets, cut-offs, and heels. I styled these ladies in such a way that they will show skin (but not too much) and made them do a strong but sexy walk to show toughness, class, and sophistication.

For the second part of the fashion show, the models were wearing pieces from Lee, one of the major sponsors of the event. For this segment, I mixed and matched all the items given by Lee! This should also convey a military-denim theme (I based it from the trend this year)

After the event, I was called on stage for a quick interview on why I styled the models this way and what inspired me to do so. 

I just said briefly, as the stylist of the show, two of this year's trend from the Philippine Fashion Week, which was military and denim, inspired me. I combined both, and made it wearable for school especially to the students of DLSU so they'll have an idea on what to wear. 

There was of course, Mr. and Ms. Battlefield! 

And oh, I styled the lady/host on the rightmost. On the spot ;) Which turned out to be her challenge for me :)

I would also like to thank this people and the rest of ECES for a job well done :) Congrats guys!

Special thanks to Ron Yau, a good friend who invited me to "style" for their event:) Til next time :)

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