Blending confrontation with exaggeration, the exhibition shows how fashion can disrupt expectations and communicate identity. Ultimately, what emerges is a unified statement on resistance, visibility, and creative freedom that feels both intentional and alive.
That’s all… until you look closer. In this cinematic runway, the true essence of the story is stitched into the glamorous threads that command every single frame.
On April 28, the Goals Lounge at UN Headquarters in New York City set the scene for Design Matters: Shaping A Sustainable Future Through Fashion — a convening marking one year since the UN Tour Guide uniforms debuted on Earth Day 2025.
Dressed to Kilt continues to redefine what a fashion show can be, blending heritage with modern storytelling. This year’s New York event delivered a night that felt as meaningful as it was visually striking.
The diva director talks about his newest collection, style choices, and embracing your “inner diva.”
Downtown Los Angeles served as the grand backdrop for a three-day explosion of international style as Los Angeles Fashion Week Powered by Art Hearts Fashion officially wrapped its latest season.
Timed to spring break and the lead-up to summer, the California label brings its coastal aesthetic to one of the country’s most influential swim markets.
Fashion content creator Hannah Krohne, known online as Hannah Lizzy, partnered with social impact agency Influencer Social Responsibility (ISR)™, founded by Alexandra Bushman, to host a fashion show celebrating confidence and self-expression for girls from non-profit organization Girls Inc. of NYC in honor of Women’s History Month Wednesday evening.
Hosted at the Indego Africa in Residence gallery in Midtown, the penthouse space overlooking Manhattan was decorated with elegant pink florals, light bites, and complimentary goodie bags as around 20 models prepared to walk the runway.
Ahead of the show, Krohne took the mic to introduce the event and reflect on her own journey with confidence.
“Like many teenagers do, I struggled with my confidence throughout middle and high school,” Krohne said. “It took me years to understand that confidence is so much more than liking the way you look. It’s about liking the way you speak; the way you speak to yourself, the way you speak to others. It’s about believing that you bring value into every single room you walk into.”
At 5:30 p.m., around 20 high school girls from Girls Inc. — an organization dedicated to uplifting young women through mentorship and advocacy programs — took to the runway. During the first half of the show, each girl modeled in full glam and formal dresses.
At the midway point, one of the models stepped out to address the crowd, reinforcing the show’s message of boldly being yourself.
“A lot of things are happening and changing in this world and the one thing that we must keep is the freedom of expression,” she said in her speech. “What better way to do that than with clothes?”
During the second half of the show, the girls modeled chic business casual looks and comfortable pastel two-piece sets. Each model’s walk was unique, with some slowly strutting down the runway while others joyfully bounced and waved to the crowd.
Unlike a typical fashion show, where audiences are often reserved, the room erupted in applause. Notable attendees were fashion and lifestyle influencers Miranda McKeon, Maddie Schrader and Frances Bailey, who loudly cheered the girls on and treated them like professional models.
For the Girls Inc. participants, the opportunity to walk the runway was more than just a fashion moment — it was a chance to embody the values that the organization cultivates.
“It’s just been a jaw-dropping kind of day,” Girls Inc. Team Leadership Circles program manager Adjua Thomas said. “Our students are incredible role models to their social community, so it’s really exciting to get to see them be pro-models today.”
Photos courtesy of Sidney Mazza and Alison Su.
Forget the awkward slow dances in a gym and the strict curfews. Lulus recently hosted the ultimate prom “redo” to celebrate their latest collection, and it was everything our teenage selves could have dreamed of. On March 5th, the vibe was strictly “main character energy” as guests arrived in head-turning looks that proved prom season is officially here.
This was not the typical high school dance. There were no chaperones in sight, and the only rule was to show up and show out. Attendees arrived in stunning gowns and chic silhouettes from the Lulus prom collection, turning the event into a live runway of lace, sequins, and satin.
The night was packed with moments worth posting, including:
Prom Portraits: Professional shots that actually make you look like a star.
Personalized Keepsakes: Guests walked away with beautiful engraved compact mirrors to remember the night.
The Atmosphere: A dance floor filled with sparkle, curated treats, and themed drinks that kept the energy high all night long.
Whether you were the prom queen or skipped your dance entirely back in the day, this event was the perfect chance to rewrite the script in a dress that makes you feel unstoppable.
If you missed the party, don’t worry. You can still bring that same “showing out” energy to your next big event. Lulus has curated a prom collection that covers every style, from classic floor-length ballgowns to trendy, edgy cut-outs.
The best part? These dresses aren’t just for one night. They are designed for any formal occasion where you want to feel like the best-dressed person in the room.
Ready to find your perfect fit? Head over to the Lulus website to shop the full prom collection and secure your look for the season. For even more style inspiration and updates on the latest trends in formal attire, make sure to follow them on Instagram.
Your dream dress is waiting. Are you ready to dance the night away?
During the annual NBA All-Star Weekend hosted in Inglewood, Los Angeles, ranging from the weekend of February 13 to February 15, 2026, ESPN took center stage with its signature blend of sports and entertainment.
