The bright side of life

Music and fashion will go run-way to run-way during the MTN Mad Walk event in Nicosia on Tuesday.

The very in event will showcase the latest designs by eight Greek designers so you can get ideas on what to wear this summer. Designers include Costantinos Vasiliadis, Stelios Koudounaris, Anna Faka and Christina Charlambous.

Models will strut down the run-way to the sounds of 25 artists, including Greek band Vegas, local group Minus One – who rocked the stage in Stockholm during the Eurovision Song Contest – singers Elena Frouriera, Evi Adamou, and Evridiki, and also local DJ K.

You can win the chance to attend the musical fashion event and visit the bright side of life – according to the organisers – and also receive a custom made creation by designer Constantinos Vasiliadis worth €500, by taking part in the Yellow in Fashion competition – all about the colour yellow and its brightness.

All you have to do is wear something yellow, it doesn’t have to necessarily be clothes, and take a few photos of yourself. Choose the photos you believe could win it and send it to mtnmadwalk.mtn.com.cy ,or to the MTN facebook page, or upload it to Instagram with the hashtag #mtnyellowinfashion. You can send or upload as many photos as you want.

MTN Mad Walk
Fashion show to music from Cypriot and Greek musicians. May 31. Filoxenia Conference Center, Nicosia. Time: 8pm. €50/30. Tel: 22-472472

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