In the line of fashion

More than 150 of the top designers of Thailand, stylists, fashion photographers, models and A-list celebrities put on the red carpet at the Four Seasons Grand Ballroom on Tuesday for a charity auction that night to gather strength demonstrated a means of Thai Designer supports.  The event, which follows the successful campaign of Vogue America, was organized by Vogue Thailand under the "Vogue Who's next, the Fund Vogue" campaign. The version of Bangkok was the fruit of Vogue editor and publisher Kulawit Laosuksri siree Udomritthirij, CEO of Serendipity Media, the publisher of Vogue Thailand. The campaign aims to talented young designers to find their qualifications meet the requirements. Successful applicants will be financing and consultations with business experts receive more than a year to establish their own brands in the industry significant mode. The silent auction of 13 items, mostly created by fashion designers, raised Bt1.44 million. Among the highlights was a chain of Kulawit the BT100, 000 and was brought to Kaesawang Bandit and painting Sakwut Wisesmanee of the Alexander McQueen fashion, which went to the designer Disaya Sorakraikitikul for BT420, 000 inspired designed. Mayuree Chaipornpasit BT100 bid successfully for a number of 000 Kai-shop, while a lace evening dress by VATit Itthi recovered BT60, 000 Great fashion photography by the chief of Vogue lensman won an auction for BT180, 000  Collector Disaphol Chansiri grabbed the six-month lease on a Mercedes-Benz E-Class Cabriolet imported BT220, 000