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All Cathay Pacific Airways’ frontline servicing crew and staff will soon begin wearing new “stylish, elegant and unique” uniforms as another part of the carrier’s product and service innovation, revealed to the public in Hong Kong last night. In his third round of designing uniforms for CX over the past 11 years, fashionista Eddie Lau has stepped up a notch, with his latest threads an “evolution” of the existing outfits worn. Expected to be in vogue for the next decade, the new uniforms’ signature features include Red, the Brush-wing logo, standing collars and cuffs and long skirts. Uniforms pictured above from left include the male and female flight attendants & customer service officers, flight purser & service leaders, senior purser & supervisors, designer Eddie Lau, female superviors, inflight service manager and male senior purser. new.traveldaily.com.au Taken on Dec. 9th, 2010 at 14:05 |
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Although not sporting the new uniform, Cathay Pacific Airway’s ceo Tony Tyler and the airline’s second-in-charge in Australia, Derek Morris, certainly looked well suited for the night.
new.traveldaily.com.au Taken on Dec. 9th, 2010 at 14:05 |
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