It was quite a pleasant surprise to get a link to the online version of Spice's Costume Booklet since I was not as lucky to acquire one at the band launch on Sunday. The photos are looking professionally styled and seeing the booklet has solidified which costumes are my personal favourites; my opinions remained unchanged.
Isis is absolutely gorgeous, I would love the frontline headpiece with the regular costume minus the fabric, plus more beads though, if this was my pick in Spice. Thailand still gets my vote but the shoulder pieces were left off the frontline in the booklet, or maybe this was an element added later, so that little detail that made the costume so special for me is not translated effectively, Greece looks quite regal in the photos and Rubies of Mumbai is gorgeous!
To view the online version of the booklet click
HERE.
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6 comments:
i'm still confused about ceylon pearls. its going to be a tiny section of v elaborate female costumes (they can't be frontlines if they've got nothing to be infront of) and basic male costumes?
According to the designer the whole section will be that elaborate costume.. will look fantastic on the road if the section is big enough :)
Rubies of Mumbai is one of the most stunning costumes I've ever seen and my money is on that section selling out first.
Booklet's very nicely done indeed!!
Ummm..so why the model in Adulis have on no heels? Jus because she modelling Africa? Steups
Here are my picks in no particular order: Isis, Thailand, Greece and Rubies
I dunno if its just my computer, but this lookin like its 150 dpi or something... Argh! Guess Ill have to wait till the mas camp opens for my peeps to get up close and personal.
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