Von Vonni Fashion Presentation - NY Fall Winter 2011
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Zero + Maria Cornejo - Fall Winter 2011
Zero + Maria Cornejo ; - Fall Winter 2011
Sometimes, you think that making a print of a bookshelf would be so cool! Then you think Wow, no. That would look ridiculous. How could that possibly work?So you shelf your brilliant idea, until Zero + Maria Cornejo have the same one and make it perfect.
BACKGROUND:Zero + Maria Cornejo opened in 1998 as a purely retail concept when, prompted by a desire to re-connect with the core of her ideas about design, cutting and garment construction, Chilean-born designer Maria Cornejo transformed a raw space in New York’s Nolita into a very personal store and atelier named Zero.
The name was an expression of a pure vision: a number that neither adds nor subtracts; it is, rather, a point of departure. Spare, modern, architectural, minimal, feminine, and unpretentious are all words that have been used to describe Maria Cornejo’s work for Zero and each season she reaches into her own international experience (having lived and worked in London, Paris and now New York) to develop a collection that is unexpectedly simple yet based on sophisticated cuts and angles. Using volume and circular shapes as a starting point; garments are often draped and cut from one piece of fabric. A subtle evolution process, Maria continually develops her techniques from one season to the next to create dynamic and intelligent clothing for women. Aside from women’s ready-to-wear, Zero + Maria Cornejo’s growing product categories include handbags, accessories; and now shoes and boots in collaboration with Eileen Shields.
In 2005, Maria partnered with long-time friend and colleague Marysia Woroniecka to form a new company to expand the Zero brand and in May of 2006 they opened a second directly operated store in New York’s Meatpacking District. The line is sold in leading stores around the world such as Barneys New York, Holt Renfrew in Canada; Ikram Chicago and Blake Chicago; Mac San Francisco; Dover Street Market London and Tokyo; and Joyce Boutique Hong Kong.
In February 2009, c moved its Mott Street store after 10 years to the home of its new flagship store/showroom/atelier at 33 Bleecker Street, New York.
Maria Cornejo was honored as a Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt National Design Award Winner in 2006.
Sometimes, you think that making a print of a bookshelf would be so cool! Then you think Wow, no. That would look ridiculous. How could that possibly work?So you shelf your brilliant idea, until Zero + Maria Cornejo have the same one and make it perfect.
BACKGROUND:Zero + Maria Cornejo opened in 1998 as a purely retail concept when, prompted by a desire to re-connect with the core of her ideas about design, cutting and garment construction, Chilean-born designer Maria Cornejo transformed a raw space in New York’s Nolita into a very personal store and atelier named Zero.
The name was an expression of a pure vision: a number that neither adds nor subtracts; it is, rather, a point of departure. Spare, modern, architectural, minimal, feminine, and unpretentious are all words that have been used to describe Maria Cornejo’s work for Zero and each season she reaches into her own international experience (having lived and worked in London, Paris and now New York) to develop a collection that is unexpectedly simple yet based on sophisticated cuts and angles. Using volume and circular shapes as a starting point; garments are often draped and cut from one piece of fabric. A subtle evolution process, Maria continually develops her techniques from one season to the next to create dynamic and intelligent clothing for women. Aside from women’s ready-to-wear, Zero + Maria Cornejo’s growing product categories include handbags, accessories; and now shoes and boots in collaboration with Eileen Shields.
In 2005, Maria partnered with long-time friend and colleague Marysia Woroniecka to form a new company to expand the Zero brand and in May of 2006 they opened a second directly operated store in New York’s Meatpacking District. The line is sold in leading stores around the world such as Barneys New York, Holt Renfrew in Canada; Ikram Chicago and Blake Chicago; Mac San Francisco; Dover Street Market London and Tokyo; and Joyce Boutique Hong Kong.
In February 2009, c moved its Mott Street store after 10 years to the home of its new flagship store/showroom/atelier at 33 Bleecker Street, New York.
Maria Cornejo was honored as a Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt National Design Award Winner in 2006.
Friday, February 25, 2011
Herve Leger by Max Azria - Fall Winter 2011
Hervé Léger by Max Azria
Official WebsiteFollow On FacebookVisit FashionStock.com for hi-rez photos and DVD videosHervé Léger by Max Azria captures the allure of the modern, powerful woman with its exclusive couture and dynamic ready-to-wear collections. Each Hervé Léger by Max Azria look is designed with the iconic bandage dress in mind, seamlessly sculpting the female silhouette with signature banding construction. Paying tribute to a modern femininity while maintaining the houses heritage, Hervé Léger by Max Azria makes an unforgettable statement.
Originally founded in 1985, Hervé Léger was acquired by BCBGMAXAZRIAGROUP in 1998, marking the first time in fashion history that a French couturier was absorbed by an American designer. In early 2007 Azria relaunched the Hervé Léger label with his own designs, which were quickly embraced by todays most renowned style-setters, including Kate Hudson, Diane Kruger, Beyoncé Knowles, Rihanna, Kate Bosworth, Kate Winslet, Rachel Weisz and Blake Lively.
Since debuting the collection on the runway during Fall 2008 New York Fashion Week, Hervé Léger by Max Azria has received critical praise and been featured in top fashion publications worldwide. In recognition of the successful relaunch of the Hervé Léger brand, Max Azria was presented with the 2008 Fashion Excellence Award at the 33rd Annual Dallas Fashion Awards. ;
Badgley Mischka - Fall Winter 2011
Badgley Mischka
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Mark Badgley and James Mischka have been hailed by Vogue as one of the "Top 10 American Designers" and as the darlings of the Hollywood set. The design duo has made their mark over the past two decades with glamorous, stylish and wearable evening wear and accessories.
Since joining forces in 1988, Badgley Mischka has captivated both the fashion press and prominent retailers around the world with a sophisticated style that caters to a young, modern couture customer, without forsaking women of any age. "Our style harks back to the glamorous Hollywood of the Forties," says Mischka. "The Badgley Mischka signature style is simple, streamilined and thoroughly elegant."
Their designs are constructed of the finest fabrics and superior crafstmanship. There is always an element of interest, either in the silhouette or with luxurious detail. They have remained true to this design philosophy and the consistent integrity of their collections have pushed them to the forefront of fashion.
Clients ranging from presidential daughters to Hollywood award-winners to society brides have chosen Badgley Mischka to ensure they look their best during some of the most memorable and stylish events of their lives.
Their timeless designs appeal to a range of fashionable women, including celebrities such as Madonna, Catherine Zeta Jones, Jennifer Lopez, Sharon Stone, Jennifer Garner, Julia Roberts, Kate Winslet, Taylor Swift, Sarah Jessica Parker and Carrie Underwood.
Most recently, Helen Mirren and Queen Latifah defined glamour in Badgley Mischka at the Oscars, while Glee's Jayma Mays dazzled in Badgley Mischka at the Golden Globe Awards.
There is a unique synergy between the talented duo, who met while studying at Parsons School of Design in New York. They share a similar aesthetic about clothes and the way people dress. Both men spent time designing for leading names - Badgley for Donna Karan; Mischka, the men's collection for WilliWear WilliSmith - before starting their own line.
Within a few years, they had elevated their burgeoning fashion brand to include a bridal colelction, elegantly detailed evening bags and footwear - all to rave reviews.
Badgley Mischka continues to grace the covers of countless magazines including Vogue and Women's Wear Daily.
In 2009, the brand launched its contemporary collection Mark + James by Badgley Mischka. Designed for a young yet sophisticated customer, Mark + James offers women a fresh, modern, sexy and more affordable way to wear the Badgley Mischka label.
Badgley Mischka is sold in the most prestigious stores in the world, including Bergdorf Goodman, Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom and Saks Fifth Avenue.
Official WebsiteFollow On FacebookFollow On TwitterVisit FashionStock.com for more photos, DVD videosMark Badgley and James Mischka have been hailed by Vogue as one of the "Top 10 American Designers" and as the darlings of the Hollywood set. The design duo has made their mark over the past two decades with glamorous, stylish and wearable evening wear and accessories.
Since joining forces in 1988, Badgley Mischka has captivated both the fashion press and prominent retailers around the world with a sophisticated style that caters to a young, modern couture customer, without forsaking women of any age. "Our style harks back to the glamorous Hollywood of the Forties," says Mischka. "The Badgley Mischka signature style is simple, streamilined and thoroughly elegant."
Their designs are constructed of the finest fabrics and superior crafstmanship. There is always an element of interest, either in the silhouette or with luxurious detail. They have remained true to this design philosophy and the consistent integrity of their collections have pushed them to the forefront of fashion.
Clients ranging from presidential daughters to Hollywood award-winners to society brides have chosen Badgley Mischka to ensure they look their best during some of the most memorable and stylish events of their lives.
Their timeless designs appeal to a range of fashionable women, including celebrities such as Madonna, Catherine Zeta Jones, Jennifer Lopez, Sharon Stone, Jennifer Garner, Julia Roberts, Kate Winslet, Taylor Swift, Sarah Jessica Parker and Carrie Underwood.
Most recently, Helen Mirren and Queen Latifah defined glamour in Badgley Mischka at the Oscars, while Glee's Jayma Mays dazzled in Badgley Mischka at the Golden Globe Awards.
There is a unique synergy between the talented duo, who met while studying at Parsons School of Design in New York. They share a similar aesthetic about clothes and the way people dress. Both men spent time designing for leading names - Badgley for Donna Karan; Mischka, the men's collection for WilliWear WilliSmith - before starting their own line.
Within a few years, they had elevated their burgeoning fashion brand to include a bridal colelction, elegantly detailed evening bags and footwear - all to rave reviews.
Badgley Mischka continues to grace the covers of countless magazines including Vogue and Women's Wear Daily.
In 2009, the brand launched its contemporary collection Mark + James by Badgley Mischka. Designed for a young yet sophisticated customer, Mark + James offers women a fresh, modern, sexy and more affordable way to wear the Badgley Mischka label.
Badgley Mischka is sold in the most prestigious stores in the world, including Bergdorf Goodman, Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom and Saks Fifth Avenue.
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Diane Von Furstenberg - Fall / Winter 2011
Official WebsiteFollow On FacebookFollow On TwitterVisit FashionStock.com for hi-rez images and DVD videosDiane von Furstenberg first arrived in the fashion world in 1972 with her iconic wrap dress, the seed of what is today a full fashion house. By 1976, Diane had sold millions of her dresses, coming to symbolize female power and freedom to an entire generation. In 1997, after a hiatus from fashion, Diane reemerged on the New York fashion scene with the re-launch of the dress that had started it all and began building her company into a global luxury lifestyle brand. Today, the DVF collection includes ready-to-wear, shoes, handbags, accessories, eyewear, swim, DVF by H. Stern fine jewelry and watches, rugs, home and luggage.
In 2005, Diane was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) for her impact on fashion, and one year later, was elected the CFDAs new president, an office she continues to hold. A firm believer in the infinite power of women, Diane sits on the board of Vital Voices, a womens leadership organization that empowers emerging women leaders and social entrepreneurs around the world. In 2010 she established The DVF Awards with The Diller- von Furstenberg Family Foundation to honor women who have displayed leadership, strength, and courage in their commitment to their causes. The annual event aims to provide the honorees with exposure and support. As a longtime resident of New Yorks Meatpacking District, Diane is a vocal member of the local community and was actively involved in the campaign to save the historical High Line railway. Through her company and her family foundation, she supports a variety of womens and environmental causes. ;
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
The Muscovites - Fall Winter 2011
The Muscovites - Fall Winter 2011
by designer from Moscow, Russia - Masha Kravtsova
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by designer from Moscow, Russia - Masha Kravtsova
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Mik Cire - Fall Winter 2011
Mik Cire
Official WebsiteFollow On FacebookFollow On TwitterBorn and raised in Los Angeles, Mik Cire designer Eric Kim grew up immersed in the skate and surf cultures of Southern California. He always had a passion for architecture and construction, and in his youth, envisioned a career in furniture design. Yet, as he got older, he feared that a successful and lucrative career in furniture design might be too small of a niche market for the fantastic success that he aspired to achieve. Thus, he chose to matriculate at F.I.D.M in Los Angeles, and major in his alternate career choice, fashion design. Erics first job in fashion was as a design assistant for Rampage where he spent his first few years of his career working in the JR apparel markets. He later was recruited by Pure Garden, a moderate mens sportswear company, to head their design team. After two years with Pure Garden, he created his own mens labels, Macros and Indigo Star. In seven years of running and producing Indigo Star, the company grew into to a 36 million dollar company.
Next, Erics talents were enlisted by Interstate, a major American retail chain. He was initially hired by the company as the VP in charge of their retail divisions, yet due to his tremendous effect on the companys growth, Eric was soon promoted to the position of CEO. During his time at Interstate, Eric started yet another brand named Arch Angel, a line which he used as his learning template for the premium clothing market.
Eric then created Monarchy Collection, a premium ready to wear contemporary brand, where he remained CEO of Creative Director for 5 ½ years. Monarchy had phenomenal success, selling in more than 45 countries world-wide.
In January of 2010, Eric resigned from Monarchy to launch his first name sake brand-
Mik Cire, Eric Kim spelled backwards. Mik Cire launched in February of 2010 at New York Fashion Week in Bryant Park. The debut Fall 2010 Collection will ship this September to the top mens boutiques and better specialty stores in the nation. Eric Kim is currently preparing his Spring 2011 Collection, which will show in New York at MB Fashion Week in Lincoln Center in September.
As I designer, I strive for innovation.- Eric Kim
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
threeASFOUR - behind the show - Fall Winter 2011
threeASFOUR - behind the scenes - Fall/Winter 2011
threeASFOUR
86 Forsyth St.
4th floor
10002 New York, NY
USA T + 1212 343 9777
F + 1212 343 9860
info@threeASFOUR.comfor more info, hi-rez photos and DVD videos please visit: http://FashionStock.com
threeASFOUR
86 Forsyth St.
4th floor
10002 New York, NY
USA T + 1212 343 9777
F + 1212 343 9860
info@threeASFOUR.comfor more info, hi-rez photos and DVD videos please visit: http://FashionStock.com
Rachel Comey - Fall Winter 2011
Rachel Comey - Fall Winter 2011
Eye-grabbing prints have long been a Rachel Comey trademark, and this season she gave them plenty of attention. "The prints act like textures," the designer explained a few days before her show. "They have a depth." Ranging from sumptuous dahlia buds to computer-generated abstractions, the graphics were universally strong. They looked best mixed together on a simple shift dress or cut open on a skirt so you could see an accordion of sheer pleats underneath, a recurring tropeeven a few pairs of pants flared out to reveal a dainty spray of pleats at the ankle. About those pants: Most were tight through the knee, cropped, and slightly flared. It looked better than it sounds, but the silhouette may be a hard sell.
One good thing about so much mid-calf? The better to see Comey's shoes. Her footwear, which has something of a cult status among its fans, evolves every season. For Fall, she introduced a stiletto and a funky pair of low cowboy boots with a curving heel. These, and the collection's dresses, will be sure sellers. Whether the Comey faithful will clamor for her oversize menswear and occasionally busy knits remains to be seen.
For more pictures and DVD video please visit http://FashonStock.com
Eye-grabbing prints have long been a Rachel Comey trademark, and this season she gave them plenty of attention. "The prints act like textures," the designer explained a few days before her show. "They have a depth." Ranging from sumptuous dahlia buds to computer-generated abstractions, the graphics were universally strong. They looked best mixed together on a simple shift dress or cut open on a skirt so you could see an accordion of sheer pleats underneath, a recurring tropeeven a few pairs of pants flared out to reveal a dainty spray of pleats at the ankle. About those pants: Most were tight through the knee, cropped, and slightly flared. It looked better than it sounds, but the silhouette may be a hard sell.
One good thing about so much mid-calf? The better to see Comey's shoes. Her footwear, which has something of a cult status among its fans, evolves every season. For Fall, she introduced a stiletto and a funky pair of low cowboy boots with a curving heel. These, and the collection's dresses, will be sure sellers. Whether the Comey faithful will clamor for her oversize menswear and occasionally busy knits remains to be seen.
For more pictures and DVD video please visit http://FashonStock.com
Irina Shabayeva - Fall Winter 2011
Irina Shabayeva - Fall Winter 2011 Collection
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Designer Irina Shabayeva is quickly becoming the new big name in fashion. Shabayeva, 27, was born in the Republic of Georgia and raised in Brooklyn New York. Irina graduated from Parsons School of Design in 2003 to pursue her creative vision. While at Parsons, she was honored with the prestigious Saga Design Award, a competition that allowed her to study fur design in Denmark. Following her graduation she went on to work for Adrienne Landau as head designer.
For me, designing is an expression of who I am as a woman. In fact, Irina credits her feminine instincts and her diverse heritage to her success. Her line encompasses everything from swimwear to cashmere coats. Shabayeva pulls her inspiration from art, nature, world travel and fantasy. For Irina, fashion has never been just about clothes - its about life styles.
Shabayeva honed her skills there creating luxurious garments for celebrity clientele, positioning her as a talent to be reckoned on the 6th season of Project Runway. She has been noted for her mastery of fit and proportion, her garments at once both framing and accentuating the body, creating sculptural forms with elegant lines and intricate details. Shabayeva is able to unify a diverse range of looks into a coordinated whole, uniting pieces through themes of color, texture, and silhouette. What results is a complete scope of sophisticated, edgy, and feminine easy-to-wear glamour to suit any occasion seamlessly. Focusing on building a global womens wear brand, Shabayeva continues to evolve her aesthetic. Her new lines include jewelry and accessories to complete any look, and Shabayeva is never short on inspiration and drive for seasons to come. Look out for her work to articulate into the realms of lifestyle products and other applications in the near future.
Busy with many public appearances in celebration of her win of the 6th season of Project Runway, Shabayeva is relishing the opportunity to travel, a longtime source of inspiration. Otherwise, she will be applying her incredible drive and dedication into her sketchbooks and sewing machine, creating a new sense of wonder in fabric for us all to anticipate and enjoy.
Official WebsiteFollow On FacebookFollow On TwitterVisit FashionStock.com for Picture report & DVD videosDesigner Irina Shabayeva is quickly becoming the new big name in fashion. Shabayeva, 27, was born in the Republic of Georgia and raised in Brooklyn New York. Irina graduated from Parsons School of Design in 2003 to pursue her creative vision. While at Parsons, she was honored with the prestigious Saga Design Award, a competition that allowed her to study fur design in Denmark. Following her graduation she went on to work for Adrienne Landau as head designer.
For me, designing is an expression of who I am as a woman. In fact, Irina credits her feminine instincts and her diverse heritage to her success. Her line encompasses everything from swimwear to cashmere coats. Shabayeva pulls her inspiration from art, nature, world travel and fantasy. For Irina, fashion has never been just about clothes - its about life styles.
Shabayeva honed her skills there creating luxurious garments for celebrity clientele, positioning her as a talent to be reckoned on the 6th season of Project Runway. She has been noted for her mastery of fit and proportion, her garments at once both framing and accentuating the body, creating sculptural forms with elegant lines and intricate details. Shabayeva is able to unify a diverse range of looks into a coordinated whole, uniting pieces through themes of color, texture, and silhouette. What results is a complete scope of sophisticated, edgy, and feminine easy-to-wear glamour to suit any occasion seamlessly. Focusing on building a global womens wear brand, Shabayeva continues to evolve her aesthetic. Her new lines include jewelry and accessories to complete any look, and Shabayeva is never short on inspiration and drive for seasons to come. Look out for her work to articulate into the realms of lifestyle products and other applications in the near future.
Busy with many public appearances in celebration of her win of the 6th season of Project Runway, Shabayeva is relishing the opportunity to travel, a longtime source of inspiration. Otherwise, she will be applying her incredible drive and dedication into her sketchbooks and sewing machine, creating a new sense of wonder in fabric for us all to anticipate and enjoy.
Monday, February 21, 2011
Lublu Kira Plastinina - Fall Winter 2011
Lublu Kira Plastinina - Fall Winter 2011
Presentation at Mercedes-Benz Fashion week @ Lincoln center
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Presentation at Mercedes-Benz Fashion week @ Lincoln center
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Isaak Mizrahi - Fall Winter 2011
Isaak Mizrahi - Fall Winter 2011
CAKE collection :-)
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CAKE collection :-)
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Sunday, February 20, 2011
Dennis Basso - Fall Winter 2011
Dennis Basso - Fall Winter 2011
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For more info, DVD Videos and hi-rez photos download please visit http://FashionStock.com
Adrian Alicea Haute Couture show - Fall Winter 2011
Adrian Alicea, of Nico and Adrian, launches his self-titled collection,
Adrian Alicea Haute Couture, this February at New York Fashion Week.
The show toke place on February 17, 2011 at the
historic National Black Theater in NY NY.
More info: www.NicoandAdrian.com
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Adrian Alicea Haute Couture, this February at New York Fashion Week.
The show toke place on February 17, 2011 at the
historic National Black Theater in NY NY.
More info: www.NicoandAdrian.com
Photos from show here:
http://FashionStock.com
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Sergio Davila - NY Fall / Winter 2011
Sergio Davila - NY Fall / Winter 2011 collection
This is the third time that he is showing at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in New York
Sergio Dávila was the winner of Fashion Group International´s Rising Star Award for Best Menswear Designer 2009 in New York City. At the beginning of 2010 he was one of the Nominees for Best Menswear Designer of the Ecco Domani Fashion Foundation. In mid 2010, Collezioni Magazine selected his S/S 2010 collection as one of the most representative menswear collections at New York Fashion Week.
The collection emphasizes the quality of natural textiles. An intelligent and chic style conceived in the USA with influence from millenary techniques used in the Peruvian knitwear and textiles.
Drive and passion define Sergio Davila, who is quickly making his mark on the Manhattan fashion scene. The same energy and desire to live life fully and uncover the elusive magic found in fine design are reflected in Sergio Dávila collections.
The inspiration comes from America. He defines it as The style of the men from the 3 Americas North, Central and South.
As energetic and as full of life is the collection, it also offers balance and perspective creating a look of sportswear sophistication doused with strong touches of warmth, using ultra-soft fabrics including pima cottons and baby alpaca blend with silk. Perfect for a stylish America.
This is the third time that he is showing at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in New York
Sergio Dávila was the winner of Fashion Group International´s Rising Star Award for Best Menswear Designer 2009 in New York City. At the beginning of 2010 he was one of the Nominees for Best Menswear Designer of the Ecco Domani Fashion Foundation. In mid 2010, Collezioni Magazine selected his S/S 2010 collection as one of the most representative menswear collections at New York Fashion Week.
The collection emphasizes the quality of natural textiles. An intelligent and chic style conceived in the USA with influence from millenary techniques used in the Peruvian knitwear and textiles.
Drive and passion define Sergio Davila, who is quickly making his mark on the Manhattan fashion scene. The same energy and desire to live life fully and uncover the elusive magic found in fine design are reflected in Sergio Dávila collections.
The inspiration comes from America. He defines it as The style of the men from the 3 Americas North, Central and South.
As energetic and as full of life is the collection, it also offers balance and perspective creating a look of sportswear sophistication doused with strong touches of warmth, using ultra-soft fabrics including pima cottons and baby alpaca blend with silk. Perfect for a stylish America.
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