ck Calvin Klein showcased its Spring 2010 collection at the now-defunct Queenstown Remand Prison.

ck Calvin Klein’ Global Creative Director, Kevin Carrigan, together with ck Calvin Klein models Liu Wen and Mark Cox and Tom Murry, President & CEO of Calvin Klein, Inc., and many other executives of the company were also in attendance.

The event was attended by guests spanning the worlds of fashion, art, architecture, and entertainment.

The former prison was transformed into a sleek event space to preview Carrigan’s Spring 2010 ck Calvin Klein apparel and accessory offerings.

They were featured on more than twenty models who were positioned on linear platforms within the cell block of the former prison.

Featured on the interior and exterior walls and in the cells of the venue were a new series of visually stunning, large-scale video installations featuring the Spring 2010 line, which were created by acclaimed Singaporean photographer and director Geoff Ang.

ck Calvin Klein also pledged their support for the Yellow Ribbon Project (YRP).

YRP is a community initiative that aims to create awareness, generate acceptance and inspire community action to support the re-entry of ex-offenders back to society.

ck Calvin Klein pledged to donate 20% of all sale proceeds achieved between the last two weekends of January to benefit the important work of YRP.

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Photos: Plush, Vincent Chan, ck Calvin Klein