ROSE-CHAN DOLL
Rose Chan Doll is the mascot of Takashimaya and was born in the autumn of 1959. In the Christmas of 1994, Takashimaya Singapore presented ‘Rose Chan’ to Singapore for the first time. These ‘Valentine Rose’ were issued on a limited quantity of 3000.
Since then, her fans have seen her in a variety of different outfits evoking diverse moods and themes. In addition, she has donned a United Nations parade of ethnic costumes, including Spanish, Japanese, Peranakan, Dutch, Chinese and the traditional garb of a Venetian gondolier.
Rose-Chan Peranakan 2017
Born 1959, Rose Chan debuted in Singapore 1994 as the “Valentine Rose”. This 2017, she dons the Peranakan Kebaya and Sarong in appreciation of this centuries old culture.
Rose Chan’s Kebaya, is embroidered by master tailors in florals that reflect her gentle nature. The Javanese dyed Batik Sarong of bold colours represent Chinese culture with peony flowers, while her intricately beaded slippers polish off this elegant look.
Altogether, this outfit of varying elements come in a melodious display of cultural symphony that transcends generations.
Rose-Chan Vietnamese 2016
Rose Chan, a beautiful display of culture, clad in the traditional Ao Dai with beautiful Lotus Flowers this year, exuding the beauty of Vietnam Women. Traditional and classy, she represents delicacy and purity in all its form.
2015
Samsui
2014
Sambista
2013
Maiko
2012
Balinese
2011
Juunihitoe
2010
Versailles
2009
Rosa la Gondolier
2008
Rose-chan Goes Green
2007
Chinese Opera
2006
Ao Dai Rose
2005
Thai Bride
2004
Doric Chiton
2003
Furisode
2002
Flamenco Dancer
2001
Holland Girl
2000
London Ceremonial Guard
1999
Yukata
1998
Peranakan Sarong Kebaya
1997
Chinese Cheongsam
1996
Indian Sari
1995
Sarong Kebaya
1994
Valentine Rose