As the capital city undergoes a hectic week of fashion activity, for the first time, international artists are in the country to assist in the MHCC Fiji Fashion Week.
Fiji Fashion Week Director, Ellen Whippy-Knight said apart from having a chance to be able to showcase their artistic talents, upcoming and established designers will now be able to have their art shown internationally as well as get professional advice.
Whippy-Knight revealed that Fashion TV will also be in the country to film eight short one minute segments that will be broadcast in Australia, New Zealand and abroad.
Today, as part of MHCC Fiji Fashion Week, the organisers will be scouting for the best dressed shopper at MHCC while tomorrow a White Ribbon Charity Luncheon will be held at Holiday Inn and an Art Show at Borron House.
Story by: Paradise Tabucala
International artist help out in Fiji fashion week
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