"Enter the bubble," the voice-over said.
The curtains had opened and showed a huge "bubble" on the other side of the room. We all just sat there, transfixed with the lights and music.
"Enter the bubble," the voice-over said again. I knew the first time that she wanted us to go in the bubble... umm but the entrance was kinda missing. It took a while, but people finally realized we had to head over to the other room to enter the bubble. Hehehe. The bubble revealed a stage, exactly like those you'd see on TV for fashion shows. Wow, I thought, this is a different event altogether.
It was the launch of "Clear", Unilever's newest anti-dandruff shampoo and conditioner. It was a fashion show/event that my friends invited me to attend. Since it was for lunch and I was in the area, I went. Thought it was kinda cool to see people I'd only see in magazines. And, I'd say it was a totally different lunch for me.
So, here's a glimpse of the fashion show:
And photos:
The shampoo has a nice smell, so I guess I'll try it sometime.
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i enjoyed the bubble--and the company!
ReplyDeleteAh, anti-dandruff shampoo fashion show... OK, that explains the inclusion of "black" clothes. I mean, if the shampoo didn't work so well, it's never a good idea to wear black when you've got dandruffy hair, LOL. :D
ReplyDeleteThis is very interesting. Anti-dandruff shampoos and fashion shows. Any connection between the two is definitely worth exploring. I think it goes beyond the "inclusion of black clothes."
ReplyDelete@sexymom - sa uulitin po!
ReplyDelete@fruityoaty - I didn't dare comment on the clothes... am no fashion blogger nor am I a fashionista haha. I thought though a lot of those shown can be used by Queen Amidala's colleagues in Naboo.
@dr. emer - haha, I found it quite weird. The concept wasn't meshed well, but it was a great event.