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Sheila’s turn for fashion makeover with Ram Silva

Ram Silva, the new fashion sensation in Iloilo had an awesome makeover for Sheila, the next Ilonggo pop songstress. With his desire to make people feel confident and fashionable about themselves, Ram pursued his passion for fashion designing. He had numerous exposures in various fashion events in Iloilo and other places in just a year. Considered by local fashion critics as innovative designer, Ram took his talent to higher ground by leading Holiday Belles in SM City last December 2009 and became a breakthrough finalist in Robinsons Design Lab Run 3.
In preparation to promote her first single “Ginpalangga,” Sheila was given a chance to be styled and dressed up by Ram Silva. Sheila became a fashion chameleon for a day at Savannah Trails Clubhouse last April 28. Ram presented various facet and image of Sheila, defining an urban chic look and edgier style that were all captured in the camera of international travel photographer, Jose de Luna.
First, there’s the sweet and innocent-looking girl in light make-up that makes Sheila a blooming teenager. Next, she dressed up into a sexy and sultry disco girl with classy looks. She also turned serious and fierce with a purple top gown that shows her edgy personality. Lastly, the urban chic comes out in Sheila as she posed with casual clothes for summer and yes, yellow 2010 sunglasses that reminds pop fans about Lady Gaga. Nonoy Mosquera, an Ilonggo freelance make-up artist provided some of the best looks for Sheila with his expertise in makeover. Anyway, she’s not just an ordinary singer... there’s more than meets the eye for Sheila.
At the end of the day, Sheila was grateful for Ram’s fantastic fashion flair. His fashion style brings out the best for this rising local singer and boosted her confidence. She’s not only capable of belting out with high notes but she can be fashionable, too.
Anyway, request for Sheila’s “Ginpalangga” in local FM stations starting this week. It is out now and hopefully it will succeed to woo radio listeners.