The Oxford fashion show supports a collective of independent designers and during NYFW they showcased originality and integrity.
Last night The Whitney Museum was backdrop to the Belvedere Vodka collaboration with award-winning visual artist Laolu Senbanjo. We celebrated the launch of the limited edition bottle in support of Global Funds’ (RED) efforts to help eradicate HIV/AIDS in Africa, designed by Senbanjo.
75 East Broadway is the new destination for distinct fashion; the environment James Veloria have created holds a strong sense of identity and of course a number of incredible vintage pieces.
Flying solo is a retail space located at 434 West Broadway in SoHo with a collaborative approach. We spoke with Co-founder Elizabeth Solomeina about the space and how the concept store came about. Solomeina shared her story as a designer trying to find stockists for her jewelry brand and realized the void in the market for young designers to gain platforms and the story of Flying Solo begun.
On Monday evening we celebrated the craftsmanship and artisanal practice of Portuguese designers at The Standard hotel in Chelsea.
Nello Petrucci showcased his latest collection titled “From Italy with love” at the Agora Gallery in Chelsea. Petrucci’s Italian roots are highlighted in the collection with the use of layered photographs, films, newspapers, and advertisements creating collages of his world.
On Tuesday evening Belvedere Vodka celebrated their latest expression, Ginger Zest at NoMo SoHo, NYC.
What if there was a way to incorporate a clothing brand’s dead stock into a sustainable project for college students?
The evening before Earth day was the launch of Sustain the mag, an online magazine dedicated to all things sustainable.
Nicholas K have no doubt put a unique stamp on the industry through their use of sustainable materials and eclectic silhouettes.