Fashionably fun
MANILA, Philippines - In recent years, street dance fashion has changed considerably. Gone are the days of baggy pants and loose shirts. Today, you see a lot of street dancers sporting different silhouettes and materials on their ensembles. Girls are no exception. As seen recently at the Crissa Digital Dance Synergy 2012: First Nationwide Girl Invasion held at SM Mall of Asia Music Hall, girls were sporting sexy cut-out tops, leatherettes, padded tops and tattered denims. They were all glammed up as they pulled off their best moves.
Crissa Jeans is known for offering young, outgoing Filipinas with plenty of trendy and affordable clothing options. It’s a perfect fit for play and everyday wear.
Crissa Digital Dance Synergy has been an avenue for young girls not only to hone their dancing skills, but also to express their individuality through Crissa’s stylish collections.
The new denim collection reveals three silhouettes: Ankle Skinny, Slim Fit and Slim & Tight. Ankle Skinny is engineered for movement. With its soft light denim, it’s perfect for active ladies with a penchant for splits and high kicks. Slim Fit is the classic jeans perfect for mix and matching tops you can wear from day to night. Slim & Tight silhouette is the most favored by fashionistas for its skinny pairs of jeans that lift and shape the curves.
Crissa Digital Dance Synergy Final Showdown reached new heights with more striking, fun and colorful ensembles from this year’s contenders. The members of PUP’s Move to the Groove stood tall with their red- zippered blazers, zebra print cut-out tops, perfectly paired with ripped-off Crissa jeans and high-cut sneakers when they performed their best on stage. The group exuded fun fashion and came out as the college category’s Fashionably Fun awardee. The Phat Gurlz Crew of Colegio de Sta. Rosa-Makati won in the high school category. Its members took the stakes higher with studded khaki coats over black tank top matched with Crissa skinny jeans and Patent Military boots, which added visual impact on their highly choreographed routines.
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