Smirnoff returns this year for NYC Pride, celebrating the community and spirit of Ballroom culture.
Ahead of the highly anticipated first Monday in May, Vogue Café takes over Altro Paradiso in lower Manhattan.
What do you get when you put three-hundred dapper queer Black icons in one venue? One hell of a steppers set.
New York City was a bustling scene of parties on Monday, May 1, 2023, following the annual Met Gala in New York City, fashion’s biggest night of the year, this year honoring the late Chanel legend Karl Lagerfeld, however, one party seemed to stand out with star power and it’s late night draw.
It was a night of a million memories and one deliciously fashionable moment thanks to Popeyes.
Kate Novack knew at once that André Leon Talley was a “documentarist’s dream.”
Chinese-born New York-based designer Gemma Hoi, who graduated from Parsons School of Design, was the first of the day to showcase her Fall/Winter 2018 collection at Mercedes-Benz Manhattan this past Sunday at Nolcha Shows.
Vassa & Co is taking its second season in New York City with their spring/summer 2018 collection presented at Network in the beautiful views offered by Chelsea Arts Condo.
The Russian label created by Elena Vassa, has found its home here in Manhattan after its initial launch in 2000.
This upcoming collection is a lot more edgier which is keen for the average New Yorker.
Vassa prioritizes minimalism in her collections with key designs that makes the sophisticated woman stand out from the rest.
With her brand selling in 12 locations in the U.S, the designer is slowly making her climb and possible this ss ‘18 collection will bring a prominent spotlight on the Russian label.
The Italian label, Piazza Sempione has made its mark in Vogue for its ready-to-wear spring collection with all its vibrant colors and striped pajama inspired summer suits, that you definitely don’t want to miss your chance wearing in the office.
The stripes are so sharp that everyone in the workplace will be turning heads. The colors are very much inspired by vintage 1950’s with fitted looks at the waist and large loose hems on the pants.
The all pink suit with puffy sleeves and twig like pants is everything.
Some accessories to look out for to pair along with these amazing collections is Lily Street.The fine jewelry line based in NYC has a cute inter-galactic inspired collection along with some beautiful drop earrings and some subtle pearls to go along with the summer time. Everything has a young fresh look and is something you for sure want to pack with you on vacation to make your outfit look more put together.
As for the shoes, you can never go wrong with a cute sparkly heel and Alexandre Birman has the right pair for you. Think bold and rainbow.
Now let’s sulk in our sweaters hoping spring rolls around soon.
Random Acts of Creativity Founders, Sabrina Burda and Noelle Pallais, bring their nomadic storefront to this year’s Coterie. We got a chance to speak to Sabrina to learn more about how R|A|C collaborated with Coterie to create this unique experience.
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