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    Summer of love: five glamorous looks for the season

    by Production Fast ManagementMake-up Megumi SekineHair Chris Yu| Photo assistant Nicholas BartonModel Shekie QuahPhotography Raul Docasar | Styling Ruth du Cann Jun 25, 2018 0 minutes

    Printed silk dress (HK$25,500) by Dolce & Gabbana. Earrings (HK$7,000) by Versace.

    Bodysuit by Gucci (inquiries: 2506 4262).

    Silk dress (HK$15,480) by Shiatzy Chen. Hoop earrings (HK$1,100) by BaubleBar. Bracelets (HK$1,900 each) by Maison Boinet from Harvey Nichols.

    Jumpsuit (HK$26,900), suede boots (HK$14,950) and earrings (HK$9,950), all by Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello. Ring (HK$2,200) by Sylvia Toledano from Harvey Nichols.

    Jacket (HK$79,000), antique silver ring (on right hand, HK$4,450; on left hand, HK$3,750), antique silver butterfly necklace (HK$33,850) and bag (HK$38,800), all by Bottega Veneta.

    This article originally appeared on the South China Morning Post (SCMP).

    Copyright (c) 2018. South China Morning Post Publishers Ltd. All rights reserved.

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