Trini Revellers
website for their 2010 Presentation
"Festivals of the World" was supposed to be up and running yesterday, looks like it is still a work in progress but you can check out a few sections courtesy The Sauce:
Click on the section links to be taken to the page:
Sections still to come:
*Cairo Oriental Dance Fesival - Egypt
*Tenjin Matsuri Festival - Japan
*The Festival of Panama
*The Heiva Festival - French Polynesia
*The Inca Festival of the Sun - Peru
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5 comments:
That costume for Trinidad Carnival is tres disappointing. I mean really, couldn't they have spruced it up a bit. Hide-eous!
I am really loving the theme and interpretation. The actual products are not that impressive though.
Carnival in Venice looks like it would be MURDER on the road...if that is indeed the actual costume.
And I agree with Goddess, that Trinidad costume is rather underwhelming. Quel dommage!
My thoughts:
1) Scotland: I don't like plaid so no for me.
2) Boi Bumper,Brazil: It's OK
3) Raks Aladi,Syria/Lebanon: Lovely color and theme is evident.
4) Mardi Gras, New Orleans: Sexy FL. I like.
5) Festival of Holi India: Vibrant colors
6) Carnival in Venice,Italy: This has it's people. It'll be one of the first sections to sell out.
7) Carnival Du Quebec,Canada : This is for your inner French harlot. In a twisted way, I like. Girls, you betta work!!!
8) The Mayan Festival, Guatemala: It's ok.
9) Trinidad and Tobago Carnival:
WTF??!!!! SMH. Why Trinidad carnival section have to look the worst, for Trinidad carnival???? Just wrong.
I think that Venice is awesome, New Orleans, Brazil,and Lebanon is very nice. Canada is for the bedroom, the Plaid is awefull, and ask for Trinidad WTF is going on with that. Come on Trini Revellers get a grip.
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