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Lagoona Mall has announced that would host the second edition of its bi-annual fashion event, the Lagoona Mall Fashion Week, from April 2 to 8.
For this season, an extended edition of the fashion week will be held for seven consecutive days with the participation of 14 brands showcasing their “latest and trendiest collections for Spring/Summer 2016”, according to a statement.
“With daily live shows and performances from 7pm to 9pm, the excitement will unfold in the north court lobby of Lagoona Mall. The show will be open to the public and fashion lovers in Qatar, who will be treated to an unforgettable fashion experience highlighting some of the world’s most renowned brands,” the statement notes.
The event will feature presentations from leading brands such as Liu Jo and Max & Co on April 2, Blugirl Blumarine and Elisabetta Franchi on April 3, Karen Millen and Versace Collection on April 4, Adolfo Dominiguez and Tadashi Shoji on April 5, Furla and Pronovias on April 6 and Patricia Pepe and Simona Barbera Twin-Set on April 7.
The event will come to a close with the preview of collections from Gerard Darel and Fifty One East on April 8.
More than 800 visitors attended the first edition of the Lagoona Mall Fashion Week, where eight brands exhibited their latest creations through live fashion shows, the statement added.
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