DUBROVNIK FASHION
September 10th 2010 22:57
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DUBROVNIK FASHION WEEK-END INTERNATIONAL 2010
August 29, 2010 - Dubrovnik, Croatia
On 27th and 28th 2010 of August Dubrovnik Fashion Week International presented a series of fashion shows that took place on the open air catwalk set against a backdrop of perfectly preserved Renaissance and Baroque buildings, churches and palaces, within the historic walls of the Dubrovnik Old Town.
Major Croatian designers and fashion houses presented their collections including Hippy Garden, Juraj Zigman, Art Go'den, Mara Miloglav, Zjena Glamocanin, SMart and Marina Design as well as regional and international designers such as Bibian Blue from Spain, Gordana Manojlovic from Serbia, Selma Starfinger from New York, Guillermo Leon from Mexico and Michal Negrin from Israel.
During DFWI, SENSOR programme provided, once again, a fantastic opportunity to view innovative moving-image and digital arts works, in close collaboration with onedotzero, London based arts organisation, project supported by English Arts Council.
Many important guests attended the event including Sheik Mohammad Al-Soleiman with his family, Baroness the Stael, Mayor of Dubrovnik Andro Vlahusic, Melina Kameric from Sarajevo Film Festival, as well as internationally acclaimed fine artist Braco Dimitrijevic, musician Emir Bukovica (from Emir and Frosen Camels), together with his girlfriend Ema Alagic (director of Miss Globe Bosnia and Herzegovina), famous Croatian actress Jelena Percina and many others. British Vogue as well as many other important international and regional press members followed this unique event. DFWI is in media partnership with Image.net by Getty Images and it is organised with principal support of Ministry of Tourism and Dubrovnik City Council.
August 29, 2010 - Dubrovnik, Croatia
On 27th and 28th 2010 of August Dubrovnik Fashion Week International presented a series of fashion shows that took place on the open air catwalk set against a backdrop of perfectly preserved Renaissance and Baroque buildings, churches and palaces, within the historic walls of the Dubrovnik Old Town.
During DFWI, SENSOR programme provided, once again, a fantastic opportunity to view innovative moving-image and digital arts works, in close collaboration with onedotzero, London based arts organisation, project supported by English Arts Council.
Many important guests attended the event including Sheik Mohammad Al-Soleiman with his family, Baroness the Stael, Mayor of Dubrovnik Andro Vlahusic, Melina Kameric from Sarajevo Film Festival, as well as internationally acclaimed fine artist Braco Dimitrijevic, musician Emir Bukovica (from Emir and Frosen Camels), together with his girlfriend Ema Alagic (director of Miss Globe Bosnia and Herzegovina), famous Croatian actress Jelena Percina and many others. British Vogue as well as many other important international and regional press members followed this unique event. DFWI is in media partnership with Image.net by Getty Images and it is organised with principal support of Ministry of Tourism and Dubrovnik City Council.
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