BRANKO POPOVIC REPORTS: MODO PARCOURS BRUSSERS 2012 (FILEP MOTWARY )

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Monday, October 15, 2012

BRANKO POPOVIC REPORTS: MODO PARCOURS BRUSSERS 2012

Dear Filep and iDEALS,

starting on Oct.12th and for three days (12-15)Modo Brussels celebrates its 12th edition of MODO PARCOURS.

This annual phenomenon has blossomed into becoming the largest fashion event in Brussels and has also gained a high-profile status throughout Belgium and beyond borders. For three days, Belgium’s hottest fashion talent exhibited their creations in the capital, at more than 60 different locations. A fashion trail that leads visitors through the most exciting selection of Brussels’ trend-setting establishments in the Dansaert and Sablon districts.

For this edition Modo Brussels invited The Netherlands as the guest country. This had as result the amazing ‘High Fashion Low Countries’ exhibition as well as several installations from emerging Dutch designers like Winde Rienstra.

I attended Modo Parcours for the very first time and encountered great energy, talent and loads of potential in Brussels.

Text and images

Branko Popovic

The Netherlands

Reported from Brussels

Posted on Monday, October 15, 2012 at 02:11 in iDEAL fASHION, iDEALS rEPORTING | Permalink

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