Catwalk’s annual Halloween extravaganza “F.O.F Festival of Fear” lit up Babylon Taipei in Xinyi District with a dazzling night of dark glamour.
Sandrine Pinna transformed into the iconic “Landlady,” complete with oversized hair rollers and a retro nightgown. (Photo courtesy of Catwalk)
Iain Lu took on the eerie persona from Orphan, perfectly channeling dark allure. (Photo courtesy of Catwalk)
Sandrine Pinna (張榕容) stole the spotlight by transforming into the iconic “Landlady” character, complete with oversized hair rollers and a retro nightgown that perfectly captured the role’s spirit — commanding every gaze in the room.
Iain Lu (盧以恩) took on a chilling transformation inspired by the horror film Orphan, her piercing aura and flawless performance earning her praise as “beautifully terrifying.”
Supermodel Candy Wang (王心恬) embodied Rumi from Witch Hunters, captivating the crowd with her icy makeup and battle-ready ensemble — a perfect mix of elegance and power.
Closing out the red carpet with a surprise appearance, Pin-Kuan Weng (品冠) — dubbed the “Warm-Voiced Ballad King” — brought the event to a thrilling finale.
Fresh off his concert tour in Hangzhou, Weng made a special trip back to Taiwan just to attend the party.
He smiled and said,
“Catwalk’s Halloween party is a once-a-year highlight — of course I had to come! This time I finally get to enjoy it as part of the audience and watch everyone perform.”
The night was filled with dazzling stars, fierce creativity, and an atmosphere electric with Halloween magic.
Regina Lei commanded the spotlight with her powerful presence. (Photo courtesy of Catwalk )
In addition, artists including Regina Lei（雷嘉汭） , Zaizai Lin（林辰唏）, AcQUA （ 源少年）, POLARIX member ZAI (翟浚安), and F.F.O’s Chris chen (陳至琦) also showcased their unique interpretations of the dark-glam theme.
The night kicked off with an electrifying opening performance by ZAI (翟浚安), who wowed the crowd with his dynamic dance moves. Chris Chen and Lee Cheng-En (李呈恩） followed with a duet of “Soda Pop,” while AcQUA （ 源少年）turned up the fun by donning Teletubbies costumes for an exclusive performance of “Mmm…Hmm.” The audience cheered wildly, completely immersed in the playful yet powerful energy of the show.
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