Montreal Fashion Week organizers say the decision to shift the event date within the global style calendar gives them the chance to attract international buyers just ahead of fall-winter presentations in New York
www.euronews.net On show at fashion week in Madrid, Roberto Torretta's autumn-winter collection was themed around the 'retro-future'. Seemingly a contradiction in terms, it combined shapes from the past - raglan sleeves and knee length skirts - with slick, structured coats and clean, column-shaped evening dresses.
New York Fashion Week gets things started for the major fashion capitals presenting ready to wear for Autumn/Winter 2012-13.
Fashion industry big-wigs took to the Cambridge Union last night to debate a motion that has vexed womankind since the beginning of time: 'Fashion is Elitist'.
French fashion magazine Elle has denied charges of racism after unleashing a storm by suggesting that a black American elite, inspired by the Obama couple, was finally embracing "white'' fashion.The January 13 blog post entitled...
NEW YORK, Feb. 2, 2012 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Turkish Designer, Seckin Ilker, proudly debuts her Fall/Winter 2012 Collection at Nolcha Fashion Week: New York this February. Held simultaneously with Mercedes-Benz ...
WEST CHESTER, Pa., Feb. 2, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Continuing to set the trend in accessible designer fashion, leading multimedia retailer QVC will once again broadcast live from New York City during February ...
French fashion bible Elle has denied charges of racism after unleashing a storm by suggesting that a black American elite, inspired by the Obama couple, was finally embracing "white" fashion.
“Young is young, and we need you,” the designer Betsey Johnson told students at the High School of Fashion Industries in Manhattan on Wednesday, as part of a panel to discuss careers in fashion. “I’m living proof that no matter how much you don’t look like you’re in the fashion industry. I just still play it full speed ahead, 46 years later in the business.”
“You kids rule, young is young, and we need you,” the designer Betsey Johnson told students at the High School of Fashion Industries in Manhattan on Wednesday, as part of a panel to discuss careers in fashion. “I’m living proof that no matter how much you don’t look like you’re in the fashion industry, I just still play it full speed ahead, 46 years later in the business.”