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C2 launches its February issue: From catwalk to fashion market


The February issue of C2, published by the Cultural Affairs Bureau and produced by the Companhia do Desenvolvimento Cultural e Criativo 100 Plus Limitada, will be launched on 2nd February. This issue is going to bring all the readers to the fashion runway, taking a look at the fashion industry and the stories behind. Stepping into February, winter is near the end. The warm weather is coming back. Fashion brands from all over the world launch the attractive attires of spring and get a lot of attentions. Feature story of February issue is about how several local fashion designers play a revolution of fashion. They try to educate the local consumers to create a tasteful and stylish lifestyle. They also share the difficulties in the development of the industry they are facing, and how to develop an exclusive market. "Chit Chat" invites Tomy Ho, the lead vocalist of the local independent band "Catalyser" to share his music path. "Around the Globe" mentions about the movement of "I'MPERFECT" launched by the Hong Kong designers. To rethink the trashes produced by the consumers and the ways to reuse them. "Extravaganza" discusses how the Tap Seac Art Fair provides the best possible environment for the fresh handcrafters to do business. Local and overseas columnists will write in the C2 Blog each month to share their insights. February issue includes Joe Tang, Joe Lei, Wong Cheng Pou, Hung Kuo-hsiung, Yap Seow Choong and James Chu. C2 is a trilingual magazine (in Chinese, Portuguese and English) and is updated on the first Monday of each month online. Visit us at www.c2magazine.mo, and download the full version of the magazine. To learn more about our latest news, please find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/c2magazine.macau. Also, you can find us on WeChat, go to "add friend" and enter "c2magazine"in the ID column. Any queries, please email us at c2magazine.macau@gmail.com

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