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Japanese Couture

This has absolutely nothing to do with being a curvy diva! At least, not in body size!  However, as a fashionably conscious curvy diva I do love great style!  Throw in a little dramatic effect and what's not to love?! What am I going on about you might be wondering? Well, I was doing one of my favorite things, perusing the Intraweb and came across Zimbio.com.  They featured Japan Couture 2012 Singapore.

The fashion designs featured were elegant and dramatic. I could see these on anyone! Imagine the dress below in a shorter version - can't you imagine yourself rocking that design? 


Yumi Katsura Design


The color of the design below is so vibrant! While I would need a less fussy style for my body type, I would definitely wear this just as it is! Why not?!






With each design worn, the models hair made its own fashion statement:

                  Yumi Katsura Design









Gorgeous Bridal Couture!







Designs by Tamae Hirokawa:






Designs by Junko Shimada:




Suhaimi Abdullah/Getty Images AsiaPac


To read the full article and see the fashion designs shown at the Japan Couture 2012 Singapore, copy and paste this link in your browser:  http://www.zimbio.com/pictures/kpCLkt8qBx4/Japan+Couture+2012+Singapore/TEzCSEAmf5t



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