Luxury department store, Rustan’s, recently reopened its doors to welcome loyal customers here in Cebu to a bigger new space located at Ayala Center Cebu. After decades of bringing only the finest brands from all over the world to the Filipino market, Rustan’s continues to astound and impress the country’s most discerning shoppers with a fresh lineup of the best collections under one roof.
This season, Rustan’s is proud to present yet another aspirational brand to grace the shores of Cebu, N Natori. Guided by Josie Natori’s legendary East/West aesthetic, N Natori infuses sophistication into feminine, utterly wearable fashion that celebrates all sizes, and that are accessible and relevant to modern women everywhere.
The World of Natori is composed of four labels namely Natori, Josie, Josie Natori and N Natori. Regardless of the label, each and every collection under the Natori name is always inspired by the designer’s love for the exotic island life. This season, expect a variation of pieces in muted palettes to bold tribal prints, soft island elements to exotic florals and geometrics – relaxing yet exhilarating, and always, unique.
The softer, more relaxing side of island life is expressed in the N Natori SS15 collection. Muted colors, sheer cottons, and new silhouettes create an uplifted spirit for N Natori. Signature caftans and staple separates in classic Natori fabrics reflect the islands’ mellow nature and create a look of simple sophistication. The collection’s ease and comfort transform any day into an island vacation.
Witness the exquisite collection of N Natori and give your time for lounging and relaxing a gorgeous new wardrobe.
N Natori is exclusively available at the 2/L of Rustan’s Cebu at Ayala Center Cebu and Rustan’s Gateway. Josie, Josie Natori and Natori are available at Rustan’s Makati and Shangri-la.
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