Saved At The 11th Hour! UNLUCKY PLAZA Extended For More!

Hi Huneybees,

This's just in! The film by Ken Kwek - UNLUCKY PLAZA has been extended to screen for 2 more days at Shaw Lido. All thanks the support of their local audience, we will get to catch the movie on 14 & 15 May, 10.20am at Shaw Lido (and possibly a weekend screening subject to audience response for these two days)!

UNLUCKY PLAZA was introduced last year at the the Toronto International Film Festival and Singapore International Film Festival and at both occasions,  it was a sold-out screening! It opened in Singapore cinemas on 16 April 2015 and has been extended twice after it opened in 9 local cinemas. The film’s production house, Kaya Toast Pictures, is appealing to audiences who have yet to catch UNLUCKY PLAZA to book their tickets on these two days.

Scheduled at the earliest time slot at 10.20am, this black comedy crime caper is suitable for tertiary students on school holidays, independent professionals with flexible working hours, homemakers, and tourists.

UNLUCKY PLAZA cast features Singapore stage/TV veterans Adrian Pang, Judee Tan, Shane Mardjuki, Guo Liang, Pam Oei, and Filipino lead Epy Quizon. The story?

When a chance to save his ailing diner goes belly up, Onassis Hernandez, an émigré and single-father living in affluent Singapore, is pushed over the edge. He takes a motley group of citizens hostage in a designer bungalow and publicizes his act on Youtube. As the police and international media descend on the crime scene and riots break out in in the city, an increasingly desperate Onassis forces the situation to a violent, heart-stopping conclusion.

UNLUCKY PLAZA
Dates: 14 & 15 May 2015
Time: 10.20am
Venue: Shaw Theatres Lido
Rating: M18 Coarse Language Tickets: Shaw Theatres Online or at Shaw Theatres Lido Ticket Counter

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Opening Night Of 3rd Suit Select Store

Hi Huneybees,

People always say "the suit makes the man", a good tailored suit can bring you new to heights, achieving your goals easier and definitely makes you appear smarter, standing out amongst crowd.

Well, Suit Select recently unveiled their 3rd branch at Chinatown Point with a fashion showcase of their Spring / Summer 2013 Collection - Azzuro al Grigio, which translates ‘from blue to grey’.

I attended the event wearing my hubby's shirt, it took him awhile to recognize his own shirt, but I think I wore it pretty well. You think?

Rebranded by world renowned art director - Mr Kashiwa Sato, Suit Select is a brand that excels in both quality and design. The leading suit brand from Japan is penetrating  South East Asia with Singapore as one of its first stops with our robust economy, unique workforce of young men and the increase in women paying more attention to aesthetics and comfort in mind.

Amongst the models were guest appearances from top Asian Stars including Utt, Hunz, The Sign, Irene Ang, Jack Neo, George Young, Daniel Boey, Jimmy T, Shane Mardjuki and the cast of Ah Boys to Men!

Hunz (Isariya Pattraramanop) is one of the contestants from the 2012 singing and star search television programme in Thailand The Star 8. The talented dancer finished third place in The Star 8 and was claimed as Thailand’s Prince of Dance. Everytime he walked the runway, our ears burst with screams of his fans. *WHERE"S MY HEADPHONES?!!!*

On Hunz is the suit in ‘Gravy’ (a mish mash of navy-blue grey). It is the new black for their Spring / Summer 2013 season. There is this wet look to it, definitely a stand out at events, but not one for the daily job suit.

For the busy Singaporean, the Shower Clean Technology suits would be the one for you. No more trips to the drycleaners as they can literally be washed, left to drip dry.  Also the ICESENSE slim-fit suit in fine Italian wool that will keep you up to 25% cooler than a regular suit. Perfect for our weather!

The Black Line is mostly made up of skinny suits for the trendy individuals, revolving around the latest trends in material and parts design, blending functionality with beauty. The Black Line is sleek and moden while on the other hand, the Silver Line focuses on being elegant, curved and comfortable. 

The best way to sum up the 2 lines would be the Black Line is for the Michael "Mike" Ross (starred by Patrick J. Adams in USA television drama series - SUITS) and the Silver Line is for the Harvey Specter (starred by Gabriel Macht in USA television drama series - SUITS).

And for the ladies, we definitely will be able to find suits here for the professional work look, whilst not forgetting creating the slimmer silhouette for us.

The Suit Select at Chinatown Point maintains its signature interior for a customer's easy access to a large variety of choices. The store resembles a massive walk-in closet with a central table where customers can creatively match their suits with shirts, ties and accessories before entering the fitting room. The space is divided into 2 sections according to the concept "2 Lines 2 Prices".

Suit Select is definitely the one stop shop for the professional individuals.

Do drop by soon!

Gona leave you with more photos from that night...

SUIT SELECT BOUTIQUE SHOPS

Plaza Singapura
Orchard Road Level 3, Unit 53

Pacific Plaza
Scotts Road, Level 1

Chinatown Point
122 New Bridge Road, Level 1

More photos can be viewed in my album here.

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Porsche Design Celebrating 40th Anniversary

Hi Huneybees,

Recently, Issac invited me to join him at the Porsche Design 40th Anniversary Event (at Novus Restaurant) where we got to learn more about Porsche Design eyewear and its heritage. First thing first, Happy Birthday Porsche Design!

"If you analyse the function of an object, its form often becomes obvious." --- Prof. F.A. Porsche

The event was hosted  by the half Malaysian/British FLY entertainment artiste, Henry Golding.

Taking a walk down history lane of Porsche Design.

Porsche Design to Revolutionize Classic Aviator Sunglasses

From Top: P'8478, P'8480, P'8418 and P'8494

The spectacles from Porsche Design are legendary. Yoko Ono caused an international sensation in 1979 with the P'8479 shield sunglasses in the sporty 80s look, when the cult model wore them for the first time at a press conference. The artist was seen later on various record and magazine covers. In the meantime, the frame is a sought after accessory among deign enthusiasts, and is also known as the Yoko Ono spectacles.

P'6540 Heritage Chronograph
Limited 40Y made from pure titanium

P'8478 shades, which allows you to change the lens.

The P"8480 fold-up soectacles with an innovative folding mechanism had similar success in 1980. The pilot spectacles can be folded up in not time at all, making them practical and space-saving. A true classic and one of the world's most successful sunglasses are the P'8478 "Exclusive Spectacles", which were developed in 1978 and whose design has remained unchanged to this day. Porsche Design is now presenting a very special, exclusive model of the cult sunglasses as well as 2 other limited editiongs for its 40th Anniversary.

The Heritage P'8478 Interchangeable Lens Shades.

Addressed by Mr. Gerhard Novak, Head of Strategic Business Unit Eyewear, Vice President of Porsche Design.

3 very suave FLY Entertainment artistes, Benjamin Heng, Bobby Tonelli and Shane Mardjuki endorsing the Porsche Design shades.

 After the little presentation indoors, we were asked to step outside to the red carpet for a little Porsche Design video, but before that, we had Benjamin sharing how easy the foldable shades is and Bobby shared about his interchangeable lens shades.

Members of 53A were present that day too!

Now, for the fashion show!

Lucky Draw Time!

A super big group photo of the artiste everyone from Porsche Design and Sin Kwang Optical.

A pic with Shane Marjudki.

 Asking Bobby about his interchangeable lens shades. It's super easy to change, suitable for a chameleon like me!

Thank you for such a great afternoon everyone!
Check out Sin Kwang Optical for the Porsche Design eyewear!

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