Flowers for Raya in Summer

Rico Rinaldi, Rico Rinaldi | Florence Song, Zalora | Othniel Ting

26-May-18 11:00

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On this episode of Style File, Rico Rinaldi returns with his annual collection, Summeraya 2018. The renowned local designer shares his latest selection of over 40 designs featuring Neelofa as the main muse and various pieces to be donned year-round. This week, we discover his journey in creating the signature apparels to his brand. After that, Florence Song of Zalora and BFM’s Othniel Ting embrace net bags, which makes a comeback to the runway.

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Categories: Fashion

Tags: Style File, Summeraya 2018, raya clothing, net bags, Neelofa,

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