Spring
and summer are the season we go out, enjoy the nature and play in the sun. Combining
bright colours with depictions of fresh air, blue skies and green hills, Flying
Nomad Spring Summer 2014 collection inspires a “picnic mood” and the love for
the outdoors. Flying Nomad focus on being in-trend, affordable and providing comfort, which is the upper most consideration among travelers on the go.
Tribal
jackets, floral prints, polka dots, bohemian scarfs and bright and beautiful
accessories make for colourful and comfortable apparel for a sun-kissed day on
the beach, with the balmy sea breeze blowing away the cares of the world.
Flying Nomad’s Spring Summer 2014 collection celebrates the laid-back ease of a day by the beach. It embodies a bohemian free spirit and enjoys the unhurried pace of enjoying the little things. Making memories that will linger long after the picnic basket is packed and the bonfire extinguished.
Flying Nomad Spring Summer 2014 collection was launched recently, centred on the “Picnic” theme, with a fashion runway show at the Hilton Kuala Lumpur. The event was attended by Malaysian celebrities, Rozita Che Wan and husband Zain Saidin, Sazzy Falak and husband Nazril Idrus, Yasmin Hani and husband Shaarin Razali as well as Nur Fathia Latiff and Aiman Hakim Ridza. The
event also saw the launching of Eraman’s 7th edition of its Shop and Dine
catalogue, aptly titled “Celebrations”. Published three times a year, the
Celebrations catalogue aims to provide valuable information to customers on the
brand’s latest products and promotions.
Believing
that style should never take a holiday, Flying Nomad Clothing Co, by Malaysia
Airports (Niaga) Sdn Bhd, aims to provide a clothing range for travellers who
are constantly on-the-go. With the upcoming opening of Flying Nomad flagship store at
Gateway @klia2, the brand aims to create a special shopping environment with
a friendly atmosphere, carrying apparel, footwear, bags, costume jewellery and
other accessories for both men and women.
Nice fashion show.
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