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Calvin Klein Hosts Landmark Fashion Showcase in Singapore #calvinkleinlive
By SENATUS News | 11 April 2014

In celebration of its history and extraordinary growth in Asia with 4 new stores opening in the South East Asia region, Calvin Klein presents a unique concept house designed and constructed by renowned architect Joshua Prince-Ramus, hosted by Francisco Costa, Italo Zucchelli and Kevin Carrigan, the creative directors of Calvin Klein's fashion lines. The special architectural installation is situated inside an abandoned hangar at the former Kallang Airport in Singapore which was decommissioned in 1955.

The event marks the first time a fashion event is held in the architectural landmark.

Calvin Klein Home pieces are strategically placed in each of the spaces demarcated for each Calvin Klein line throughout the location, with over 30 models showcasing looks from the Fall 2014 Calvin Klein Collection, Calvin Klein platinum label, Calvin Klein Underwear and the newly relaunched Calvin Klein Jeans.

In attendance were celebrities and VIPs including Zhang Ziyi, Louis Koo, Alex To, as well as the Misshapes as DJs for the evening.

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