An interdisciplinary exhibition, hosting iconic body pieces by Úna Burke Leather besides illustrator Joe Caslin’s distinct drawings and founder Rita Oates’ own collection, will open at Anam Gallery, Main Street, Roscommon Town, Ireland, on Saturday, July 8, from 5.30 p.m.. Sneak peeks from the setup showed a sample of the curated selection of fashion designer Una Burke’s famous sculptural body…
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Emmy Award winner John Maggio’s documentary “Milano: The Inside Story Of Italian Fashion” premiered on the last day of Milan Fashion Week AW23 in the presence of iconic fashion designers and Hollywood celebrities. Giorgio Armani, the man known as “The King of Italian Fashion,” led a sparkling array of Italian fashion and Hollywood celebrities on Sunday evening at the Red…
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Set in the depths of a London Underground abandoned tunnel on a cold Saturday evening, Ingrid Kraftchenko’s catwalk show for London Fashion Week AW 2023 felt as intriguing and revolutionary as a fashion event could be. Known for her ecofuturist, political avantgarde designs and for redefining modern luxury, the British fashion designer closed Saturday night’s official London Fashion Week Schedule…
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The Graduates of Hamstech University partnered with the Graduate Runway initiative to showcase multiple designers from South India on the first day of London Fashion Week. The Vogue Spectra collection, which was presented on the catwalk, ranged from sparkling statement dresses to explicit casual wear, all standing out for their design confidence and creativity. Elegant dresses, chic jumpsuits, glamorous sarees,…
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Scandinavian fashion designer Fam Irvoll, known for her fun and playful womenswear, revives the fashion splendour of the 1960s with her fabulously kitschy collection this summer season. [Photography by Anton Soggiu – Make-up by Linda Wickmann] Rich in textures and contrasts, the collection makes the best out of a vibrant color palette, enhanced with frills, embroideries, and crystal embellishments bound to…
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