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Society 805 Interviews Emerging Designer Jennifer Lynn for LINDEN
Fashion Week LA - Braulia Avina
Venue: Maker City LA at The REEF
Producers: Los Angeles Fashion Council
Fashion Designers: Braulia Avina
Season: Fall/Winter 2015
Braulia Avina branched out in fabrication for her Los Angeles Fashion Council collection,
using silk and chiffon and silk and wool combinations, along with neoprene and wet-suit
material. The fabrics were chosen for their texture and feel. The designs included such
accents as laser cut patterns, and were inspired by sculpture and art.
Producers: Los Angeles Fashion Council
Fashion Designers: Braulia Avina
Season: Fall/Winter 2015
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| Photo Credit: Hagop Kalaidjian |
using silk and chiffon and silk and wool combinations, along with neoprene and wet-suit
material. The fabrics were chosen for their texture and feel. The designs included such
accents as laser cut patterns, and were inspired by sculpture and art.
Fashion Week LA- Rochelle Carino
Venue: Maker City LA at The REEF
Producers: Los Angeles Fashion Council
Fashion Designers: Rochelle Carino
Season: Fall/Winter 2015
HER INSPIRATION
Rochelle Carino kicked off day two with a 1960s and 1970s inspired collection. Carino's inspiration came from vintage vinyl fabric, which she built her line around. She included pops of color through baby blues, rusty oranges, and Kelly greens. The overall aesthetic was fun and sweet with a Bridget Bardot feel.
Producers: Los Angeles Fashion Council
Fashion Designers: Rochelle Carino
Season: Fall/Winter 2015
HER INSPIRATION
Rochelle Carino kicked off day two with a 1960s and 1970s inspired collection. Carino's inspiration came from vintage vinyl fabric, which she built her line around. She included pops of color through baby blues, rusty oranges, and Kelly greens. The overall aesthetic was fun and sweet with a Bridget Bardot feel.
Fashion Week LA - Linden
Venue: Maker City LA at The REEF
Producers: Los Angeles Fashion Council
Fashion Designers: Linden
Season: Fall/Winter 2015
THEIR STORY
Linden designer Jennifer Lynn inspirations are from working at the L.A Ballet in the costume department. Because Linda was working with costumes on a regular basis, she was inspired by the developing process costumes go through to become stage-ready, at times some things have to be completed in an alternative way. The designs in her collection are created using a similar approach. The presentation style at in The Atelier Room was unusual too, having two models that never left the space, changing outfits in front of spectators, which was inspired by the theatrical quick changes she has been apart of through the L.A Ballet.
Producers: Los Angeles Fashion Council
Fashion Designers: Linden
Season: Fall/Winter 2015
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Photo Credit: © Si Jie Loo - image courtesy of EDGExpo.com
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Linden designer Jennifer Lynn inspirations are from working at the L.A Ballet in the costume department. Because Linda was working with costumes on a regular basis, she was inspired by the developing process costumes go through to become stage-ready, at times some things have to be completed in an alternative way. The designs in her collection are created using a similar approach. The presentation style at in The Atelier Room was unusual too, having two models that never left the space, changing outfits in front of spectators, which was inspired by the theatrical quick changes she has been apart of through the L.A Ballet.
Fashion Week LA - William Bradley
Venue: Maker City
LA at The REEF
Producers: Los Angeles Fashion Council
Fashion Designers: William Bradley
Season: Fall/Winter 2015
THIER STORY
Producers: Los Angeles Fashion Council
Fashion Designers: William Bradley
Season: Fall/Winter 2015
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Photo Credit:Gia Garganese
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Brad Parnell and his partner Rodney Jones are the duo that make up the brand
William Bradley, and they are also getting married in September. Their collection, aptly
named, Tying the Knot, is based around their upcoming celebrations. Rodney is Mid-Century
driven in his inspiration, which is where the collection’s pastel colors came in, and the
architectural pieces came from Brad, who is more Art Deco driven. Since getting married was the collection’s theme, they fused the two styles together in one happy marriage. They also chose to use grosgrain ribbons for the accent bows, grosgrain is the strongest ribbon, and when you're tying the knot, symbolically or otherwise, it's good to have a strong foundation.
William Bradley, and they are also getting married in September. Their collection, aptly
named, Tying the Knot, is based around their upcoming celebrations. Rodney is Mid-Century
driven in his inspiration, which is where the collection’s pastel colors came in, and the
architectural pieces came from Brad, who is more Art Deco driven. Since getting married was the collection’s theme, they fused the two styles together in one happy marriage. They also chose to use grosgrain ribbons for the accent bows, grosgrain is the strongest ribbon, and when you're tying the knot, symbolically or otherwise, it's good to have a strong foundation.
Fashion Week LA - Rose La Grua
Venue: Maker City LA at The REEF
Producers: Los Angeles Fashion Council Fashion Designers: Rose La Grua
Season: Fall/Winter 2015
INSPIRATION
Rose La Grua’s collection was a “cream dream”, inspired by vintage lingerie. Her designs were classic, clean, feminine, and flirty, and she focused on all natural fibers, using wool, linen, and silk for her pieces all in a monochromatic palette.
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Photo
Credit: Brandon
WholihanPhotography
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Fashion Week LA-Stella Proseyn
Venue: Maker City LA at The REEF
Producers: LA Fashion Council
Fashion Designers: Stella Proseyn
Season: Fall/Winter 2015
INSPIRATION
Stella Proseyn designer Debbie Talanians' inspirations were through fabrics which lead her collection. The collection has a focus on attainable beauty and everyday luxury, and fabrics that feel good and look good. Silhouettes are clean, minimal, and still relevant without being
trendy. Debbie's designs clothing you can keep in your wardrobe season after season.
Producers: LA Fashion Council
Fashion Designers: Stella Proseyn
Season: Fall/Winter 2015
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Photo Credit: Brandon WholihanPhotography
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Stella Proseyn designer Debbie Talanians' inspirations were through fabrics which lead her collection. The collection has a focus on attainable beauty and everyday luxury, and fabrics that feel good and look good. Silhouettes are clean, minimal, and still relevant without being
trendy. Debbie's designs clothing you can keep in your wardrobe season after season.
Fashion Week LA- Mila Hermanovski
Venue: Maker City LA at The REEF
Producers: Los Angeles Fashion Council
Fashion Designers: Mila Hermanovski
Season: Fall/Winter 2015
THE STORY
The collection, Frequency relates to the fast-paced lifestyle we have in big cities and as well as the newly coined "athleisure" trend . This came through in the fabrics used like the spacer mesh and quilted paneling in the leggings. Silhouettes are very signature for Mila’s style, featuring mostly black colors with fabric and texture variations. All in all, the collection is high quality at an advanced contemporary price point.
Producers: Los Angeles Fashion Council
Fashion Designers: Mila Hermanovski
Season: Fall/Winter 2015
THE STORY
The collection, Frequency relates to the fast-paced lifestyle we have in big cities and as well as the newly coined "athleisure" trend . This came through in the fabrics used like the spacer mesh and quilted paneling in the leggings. Silhouettes are very signature for Mila’s style, featuring mostly black colors with fabric and texture variations. All in all, the collection is high quality at an advanced contemporary price point.
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Photo
Credit: Brandon
WholihanPhotography
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Fashion Week LA- Sauri
Venue: Maker City LA at The REEF
Producers: Los Angeles Fashion Council
Fashion Designers: Sauri
Season: Fall/Winter 2015
INSPIRATION
The SAURI presentation kept to designer Kyle Awtry’s signature skate/street aesthetic with a simple denim and chambray anchored line that every cool girl from Venice to Downtown, skateboard or no skateboard, wants to wear right now.
Producers: Los Angeles Fashion Council
Fashion Designers: Sauri
Season: Fall/Winter 2015
INSPIRATION
The SAURI presentation kept to designer Kyle Awtry’s signature skate/street aesthetic with a simple denim and chambray anchored line that every cool girl from Venice to Downtown, skateboard or no skateboard, wants to wear right now.
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Photo
Credit: Brandon
WholihanPhotography
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Fashion Week LA- Designs by Michael Ngo
Venue: Maker City LA at The REEF
Producers: Los Angeles Fashion Council
Fashion Designers: Designs by Michael Ngo
Season: Fall/Winter 2015
INSPIRATION
Michael Ngo’s line, Designs by Michael Ngo, was based on the New York underground vogue scene, specifically Willi Ninja, who is regarded as the grandfather of vogue. Willi pushed vogue to the forefront of the fashion and entertainment industries during a time when the LGBT community was oppressed, and helped the community turn their struggles into triumphs. The collection embodies channeling your inner warrior, embracing your inner strengths and struggles, and making the best of who you are.
Producers: Los Angeles Fashion Council
Fashion Designers: Designs by Michael Ngo
Season: Fall/Winter 2015
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| Photo Credit:Gia Garganese |
Michael Ngo’s line, Designs by Michael Ngo, was based on the New York underground vogue scene, specifically Willi Ninja, who is regarded as the grandfather of vogue. Willi pushed vogue to the forefront of the fashion and entertainment industries during a time when the LGBT community was oppressed, and helped the community turn their struggles into triumphs. The collection embodies channeling your inner warrior, embracing your inner strengths and struggles, and making the best of who you are.
Fashion Week LA- Vilorija
Venue: Maker City LA at The REEF
Producers: Los Angeles Fashion Council
Fashion Designers: Vilorija
Season: Fall/Winter 2015
THE STORY
Vilorija label is by Paris based designer Jelena Vujanovic and her “Pret a Voyage” collection, is her first ready to wear collection. Jelena designs pieces that are wearable and practical, a collection women could wear to look chic and gorgeous for any occasion, during the day or for a night on the town. Vilorija produces each print and embroiders the fabric used in her designs, each one has it's own story and inspiration.
Producers: Los Angeles Fashion Council
Fashion Designers: Vilorija
Season: Fall/Winter 2015
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| Photo Credit:Gia Garganese |
Vilorija label is by Paris based designer Jelena Vujanovic and her “Pret a Voyage” collection, is her first ready to wear collection. Jelena designs pieces that are wearable and practical, a collection women could wear to look chic and gorgeous for any occasion, during the day or for a night on the town. Vilorija produces each print and embroiders the fabric used in her designs, each one has it's own story and inspiration.
Los Angeles Fashion Council FW2015
Today we are going to attend our second day for Fashion
Week LA .
LA Fashion Council is returning to The Reef downtown (former L.A. Mart building ), where it is again partnering with Maker City L.A. for a two-days worth of runway shows and presentations with designs from Stella Proseyn, Rose La Grua, William Bradley, Mila Hermanovski, Michael Ngo, Braulia Avina, Sauri, Rochelle Carino, Linden and all the way from Paris,Vilorija.
LA Fashion Council is returning to The Reef downtown (former L.A. Mart building ), where it is again partnering with Maker City L.A. for a two-days worth of runway shows and presentations with designs from Stella Proseyn, Rose La Grua, William Bradley, Mila Hermanovski, Michael Ngo, Braulia Avina, Sauri, Rochelle Carino, Linden and all the way from Paris,Vilorija.
Fashion Week LA Designer Stella Proseyn
Venue: The Reef
Producers: LA Fashion Council / Maker City LA
Fashion Designer: Stella Proseyn
Season: Spring /Summer 2015
DESIGNER FACTS:
Former newspaper journalist and art gallery director turned designer Debbie Talanian founded Stella Proseyn in 2012. The architecture, art, design and wine enthusiast finds inspiration in the great wide world, then translates it into wearable pieces. She believes in making clothes that never will be “out” because they were never “in”. Stella Proseyn is designed and produced in Los Angeles.
Producers: LA Fashion Council / Maker City LA
Fashion Designer: Stella Proseyn
Season: Spring /Summer 2015
By Tatiana Wilcox Ha
DESIGNER FACTS:
Former newspaper journalist and art gallery director turned designer Debbie Talanian founded Stella Proseyn in 2012. The architecture, art, design and wine enthusiast finds inspiration in the great wide world, then translates it into wearable pieces. She believes in making clothes that never will be “out” because they were never “in”. Stella Proseyn is designed and produced in Los Angeles.
ABOUT THE COLLECTION:
Debbie's spring/ summer 2015 collection offers unencumbered sophistication in pieces intended for everyday living. It delivers clean lines and pared-down silhouettes in specialty fabrics with texture and sheen.
Debbie's spring/ summer 2015 collection offers unencumbered sophistication in pieces intended for everyday living. It delivers clean lines and pared-down silhouettes in specialty fabrics with texture and sheen.
Fashion Week LA Designer Rose La Grua
Venue: The Reef
Producers: LA Fashion Council / Maker City LA
Fashion Designer: Rose La Grua
Season: Spring /Summer 2015
THE CONCEPT:
Producers: LA Fashion Council / Maker City LA
Fashion Designer: Rose La Grua
Season: Spring /Summer 2015
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| Images via lafashionweek.com photo credit: Tim Regas |
That's Totally Fine, started in 2013 by RISD grad Rose La Grua, a brand dedicated to inception. As the name would suggest the clothing is for those that have "given up" on trying to be anything other than what they are. The leaders who plant ideas, not follow them. The goal is to provide options that are both contemporary and decorative while simultaneously maintaining functionality.
Fashion Week LA Designer Colton Dane
Venue: The Reef
Producers: LA Fashion Council / Maker City LA
Fashion Designer: Colton Dane
Season: Spring/Summer 2015
Producers: LA Fashion Council / Maker City LA
Fashion Designer: Colton Dane
Season: Spring/Summer 2015
THEIR
PHILOSPHY:
Colton Dane has a focus on finely crafted fashion, artisanal detailing, timeless style, and the world's most luxurious fabrications. The collections are driven by elegance and sophistication. A philosophy encompassing luxury, the feminine spirit, and refined glamour. Designed for the modern, sensual women.
Colton Dane has a focus on finely crafted fashion, artisanal detailing, timeless style, and the world's most luxurious fabrications. The collections are driven by elegance and sophistication. A philosophy encompassing luxury, the feminine spirit, and refined glamour. Designed for the modern, sensual women.
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| Images courtesy of http://www.feastfashionfaves.com/ |
LA Fashion Week- Designer Emily Daccarett
Venue: Ace Museum
Producers: Concept Los Angeles
Fashion Designers: Emily Daccarett
Season: Spring/Summer 2015
Designer Fact:
Emily Daccarett was born in Manhattan Kansas, but raised in Northern California. From an early age, Emily expressed a great interest in the arts and as a result, was put into dance and voice lessons at just five years old. Her love of performing helped ignite her interest in how the right outfit affected the overall performance.
Producers: Concept Los Angeles
Fashion Designers: Emily Daccarett
Season: Spring/Summer 2015
Designer Fact:
Emily Daccarett was born in Manhattan Kansas, but raised in Northern California. From an early age, Emily expressed a great interest in the arts and as a result, was put into dance and voice lessons at just five years old. Her love of performing helped ignite her interest in how the right outfit affected the overall performance.
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| Images via Emily Daccarett Facebook |
Fashion Week LA Designer William Bradley
Venue: The Reef
Producers: LA Fashion Council / Maker City LA
Fashion Designer: William Bradley
Season: Spring /Summer 2015
Producers: LA Fashion Council / Maker City LA
Fashion Designer: William Bradley
Season: Spring /Summer 2015
Designers Brad Parnell and Rodney Jones have come quite a
distance since beginning in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Now based out of Los Angeles,
California - the William Bradley brand also came a long way since their
beginnings. Initially propelled by the overwhelming
response to his first two collections, the brand's namesake, William Bradley
Parnell experienced success in Birmingham & Mobile emerging designer
competitions during the inaugural fashion weeks for both cities.
Now located in Los Angeles, partners Brad Parnell and
Rodney Jones have refocused to better meet the needs and desires of the
William Bradley woman.
Fashion Week LA Spring/Summer 2014-Los Angeles Fashion Council
Venue: The Grove
Producers: Los Angeles Fashion Council
Fashion Designers: stella proseyn, Linden, ISM Mode Odylyne, Amabelle Aguiluz, Rose La Grua, Bohemian Society & Katherine Kidd
Season: Spring/Summer 2014
DAY TWO
Producers: Los Angeles Fashion Council
Fashion Designers: stella proseyn, Linden, ISM Mode Odylyne, Amabelle Aguiluz, Rose La Grua, Bohemian Society & Katherine Kidd
Season: Spring/Summer 2014
DAY TWO
All of
the designers featured at the Los Angeles Fashion Council Spring 2014 Collections this season were
designed and manufactured in Los Angeles.
Katharine Kidd
Headlining
for the Spring 2014 Collections was Katharine Kidd. This celebrity favorite
has
been seen on many actresses like Rooney Mara, Vanessa Hudgens and Kate Beckinsale,
to name a few. Katherine's Spring Collection was inspired by the secret garden,
featuring custom produced floral prints on custom fabrics
Los Angeles Fashion Council
Fall 2013 Collections
March 7th 2013
Day 2
SOLDAT
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| Photo Credit: Feliz Salzman: Lookbook LA |
The collection helps women who work in creative industries such as Fashion, Advertising, Media, Beauty to dress professionally but not in a boring ‘corporate’ kind of way. (sorry bankers and lawyers!)
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