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May 21, 2015

Photos: Launch party for Buro 24/7 fashion and culture website

Indochine Media celebrated the launch of Buro 24/7, a fashion, beauty, lifestyle and contemporary culture website, with a lunch at the The Clifford Pier in Singapore's Fullerton Bay Hotel on 13 May. Guests included fashion icon Diane von Furstenberg; Steven Kolb, CEO of The Council of Fashion Designers of America; Russian Ambassador Andrey Tatarinov; Vietnamese celebrity and super-model Ha Anh Vu; and Buro 24/7-founder Miroslava Duma. Local style and culture icons including Tracy Phillips, Anita Kapoor, Velda Tan and others mingled with CEOs and representatives from major fashion and luxury brands including Chanel, Ralph Lauren, Cartier, Hermes, Dior, Tiffany & Co. and Coach.

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