LA Fashion Week- Designer Emily Daccarett

Venue: Ace Museum
Producers: Concept Los Angeles
Fashion Designers: Emily Daccarett
Season: Spring/Summer 2015  

By Tatiana Wilcox Ha

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.

Images via Emily Daccarett Facebook

Fashion Week LA Spring/Summer 2014-Concept LA

Venue: Quixote Studios
Producers: Concept LA
Fashion Designers: JBurgos, Emily Daccarett, Korovilas & Yoze
Season: Spring/Summer 2014

VIEWS FROM THE FRONT ROW

This was Concept LA first time at the former Smashbox location Quixote Studies. I did not make it to see the first runway show NuVula, bummer.

Yoze 

New brand Yoze premiered as the last designer of the evening to walk across the catwalk. Yoze founded by Dr. Davin Enoyoze Odia, is an American womenswear brand designed for a women who is "strong, independent and a pioneer of new ideas". Title after the middle name of its founder, Yoze is designed by Creative Director Miguel Rodriguez, the collection also featured collaboration with LA artist J.T. Burke to develop a collection of prints based on his "Beautiful Again" series.

Yoze's SS2014 collection features an assortment of  silhouettes executed in a pallet of whites, mauves, yellows and gold. Angular dresses in spandex jersey extended to the knee and use abbreviated peplums to nip the waist. In the same way, printed crepe jersey sundress are modernized and layered with short sleeve peplum jackets to enhance  the shoulders and waistline. Raglan jackets in printed satin are over floor-length jersey dresses that fade from mauve to a matching surrealistic golden print. For more on this beautiful collection, visit their website http://yozeonline.com/

On a side note: Thanks for leaving your material for the media on our seats, I wish more designers would take heed to that bit of professionalism.