Miss Sixty Philippines

Miss Sixty launched their first women’s jean collection back in 1991. Over the years, it filled a unique gap in the market and has now become one of the most leading and well-known urban fashion clothing brand worldwide. Miss Sixty is all about sexy and upbeat attitude fused to on-trend garments for the young and edgy yet sophisticated woman of today who exudes in style. The brand also includes footwear and bag collection as well as eyewear, jewellry and watches.

Recently, on December 18, 2011 to be exact, Miss Sixty opened a branch here in Manila. It is located at the ground level, midtown of Robinsons Manila. Miss Sixty is here to bring all fabulous fashion-forward Filipina ladies out there the latest and trendiest fashion designs and styles with alluring, womanly and edgy twist that are quintessentially Miss Sixty.

Miss Sixty introduces the new 11/12 Fall Winter collection. The collection celebrates enterprising women who love to stand out in everyday, metropolitan life by offering new outfits, suitable for every moment of the day. Thus a new wardrobe shapes up, filled with glam clothes marking the looks as a watch, from one hour to the next. Styles mix up creating a fashion game for both day and night, where sensuality and originality become the starting point and the essence of every outfit.

The Denim offer the brand’s throbbing heart, crosses all the lines. A flash on the Seventies, bell-bottom trousers, high-waist models and dungarees become “must have” items of women’s wardrobe, matched to denim jackets decorated by floral brooches in tulle, gathered padded shoulders and leopard print internal linings. Miss Sixty always enhances the body’s shapes, playing with sensuality in the fittings and wearability of the clothes. Next to second-skin, low-waist and push up models, revisited through new washing procedures and captivating details like zips, stitching and studs on the pockets, we find straight- leg cuts and low crotches, typical of “boy fit” models. The collection is completed by extremely feminine garments, different shapes like sheath dresses, flared dresses and longuette skirts demonstrate the brand’s infinite creativity in moulding and shaping denim fabrics.

Garments designed for stylish daytime have a casual-chic allure, where comfort is accompanied by sophisticated details. Garments are versatile and functional yet very feminine, designed to live the city in a dynamic way, both at the office and during spare time. Double-breasted, slim-cut coats in lively colours like fuchsia or violet and soft, powder colour down jackets come with simple yet sophisticated jersey dresses. 

For the evening, Miss Sixty launches extremely feminine and audacious garments which boost the body’s shapes through designs in line with the forthcoming season trends. Timeless black is again the dominant colour of Miss Sixty’s evening offers: slim-fit trousers and bare- back sheath dresses complete the line. 

Creativity finally explodes in a Red Carpet inspired line, designed for special occasions. Cuts are very sensual and extremely neat in the details. Floral prints reveal the research for a “watercolour painting” effect which gives the garments a romantic and feminine allure. The fabrics chosen for the collection range from satin to viscose and eco-leather. The colour palette concentrates on tones like coral, beige and black.

Intense, sensual and contemporary, the new Miss Sixty collection is completed by a line of accessories including shoes, bags and belts, carefully designed to accompany the different outfits during the entire day.

I would like to extend my deepest gratitude to Connect Agency for choosing me as one of the 
selected bloggers to feature this great brand, Thank you for yet another wonderful opportunity!

Big thanks also to Ms. Pam De Jesus and all the staff of Miss Sixty for the warm welcome and for accommodating me very well!

Do visit the newly opened Miss Sixty store at the ground level of midtown Robinsons Manila
and Check out their latest collection. For more details and updates, follow @miss60ph on Twitter.

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This is a sponsored post by Miss Sixty.