Audi Fashion Festival 2010 & Star Awards 2010

I hope we are not getting the boot from the lack of updates. The past months have been beyond crazy for us; we shifted to a new place, got ourselves some new deals, and just came back from Osaka and Kyoto.

We've seen the Star Awards, and I must say, this year's red carpet show was probably one of the best thus far. In the past, there were aprons and yellow plastic shorts making appearances at such a "gala" event. The new generation artistes have now taken over the queens with polished styles with flawless make-up to match.

My best dress was Joanne Peh and Jesseca Liu. Worst, of course, to some dude name Christopher Lee, the same legend that wore apron circa 1997.

Anyway, Audi Fashion Festival is back! Not much happening this year, perhaps still in mourning with the repercussions from a bad year early 2009. However, expect some action from Dsquared tomorrow, as well as Marchesa and Roberto Cavalli shows on 30th April and 2nd May respectively.

MasterCard continues to be the official card for this stylish event and the main sponsor for this year's Blueprint event; a three-day trade and exhibition congregating Asian's finest creative heads and fashion buyers from around the globe. Blueprint will also transform into an exciting shopping event on the third day. Tickets can be bought via tdc, and what's more, MasterCard holders get an additional 10% discount for that.

All ticketed shows can now be purchase online, and hurry, you know these won't be there for long!

Star Awards 2009

It was "ajollyaffair" with Joanne Peh walking away with the coveted title of "Best Actress" at last night's annual Star Awards, giving the Walking Nonya Kueh no chance of commenting on her dress.

Unlike in Hong Kong or Taiwan, the tv industry here is so compact and "monopolised" that the faces you see on most programme shows have recurring hosts and actors, probably a reason why there wasn't the grandeur of any typical red carpet shows yesterday. Even if there were, it will probably be quite painful to watch, if what they wore last night were their best.

There was nothing really stunning about the outfits these celebrities were wearing, probably "best-dressed" were Quan Yi Feng in her last outfit and Joanne Peh in her first outfit (why in the world did she change?), and they got into the list just because their dresses were not informally short, like other skanks.

Host of the night, Quan Yi Feng and Guo Liang in forefront.

Best Actress and Best Actor winners

The men were all clad in classic 3-piece suit, and Chen Han Wei shone the brightest with his contrastingly piped shirt and white semi-formal shoes. There was this particular Taiwanese star, Ethan Ruan Jin Tian, who we thought really rocked the outfit in a greyish-blue suit.

Best Actor spotted with Special Award winner, Huang Biren

Over to hairstyles, thick bangs were seen all over the ladies crop, with Queen of Caldecott Hill, Fann Wong, and Hong Kong hottest star, Myoli Wu, both spotted in similar hairdos.

Belinda wins best programme host for info-ed, and worst-dressed Felicia Chin gets into top 10.

As for worst-dressed...

It has got to be Felicia Chin and Gurmit Singh (this is not a joke), it's really atrocious.

Comedians: Patricia Mok and Gurmit Singh

Images via: Mediacorp