Showing posts with label Fashion Shows. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fashion Shows. Show all posts

Studio Channel Islands Art Center presents "Invierno"

Venue: Blackboard Gallery
Producer: Dania  Gutierrez 
Artist Members: Ana Parkinson, Cheryl Huddleston, Deborah Jarchow, ildiko Choy, Patrick Fisher, Smadar Knobler
Fashion Designers: Alexis Evelyn, Ricardo Rubio, Unzicker Designs,Vintage Manifesto

Madrid Inspired Fashion Show Features Wearable Art

Blackboard Gallery of Studio Channel Islands Art Center held their 3rd Annual Fashion Show event and Society 805 was once again there to cover this fashionable event.

The theme this year was Madrid’s inspired fashion, “Invierno” which means winter in Madrid. In terms of fashion week, this would be the fall/winter 2014 show.

The first models to walk the catwalk wore wearable art by Studio Channel Island Art Center Artist members followed by models wearing designs from emerging fashions designers in the region.
Designs By Artist Member Patrick Fisher-Photo credit: Nydia Ortiz / Brooks Institute & Tadeo Tebaneke

Campus Fashion


From uniforms to platforms
You can say goodbye to those old school days of frumpy uniforms and say hello to a new kind of fashion show. Although a university is a place for studying and learning, students at UCSB can't help but to do it in style. Being a student there myself, I've realized dressing up for class is as normal as remembering to bring your backpack and books.  

This campus fashion is a strong contributor to fashion in the 805 area, as a large portion of Santa Barbara's population is university students. 

Below you'll see fashion trending around the UCSB campus.
 


L A Fashion Weekend At Sunset Gower featuring Karen Capili

Society 805 at last seasons fashion weekend, once again LA Gallery's Mikey Koffman produce a brilliant show.






Check back for more videos from the LA Fashion Weekend at Sunset Gowers Studios

SOCIETY 805 @ FASHION WEEK LOS ANGELES SPRING SUMMER 2011

NO PLAN EVER GOES ACCORDING TO THE PLAN I have been looking forward to fashion week for a few weeks now, looking forward to getting away from my everyday life for a few days and have my Sex in the City little adventure. THE PLAN
  • leave town early to beat the LA traffic
  • check into hotel
  • sit by the pool & eat light meal (we are experiencing a heat wave)
  • get dress and look fabulous
  • arrived at Sue Wong's event (first event)
  • view the latest collection, mix & mingle & network
  • arrive at Sachika Runway show (2nd event)
  • view show
  • mix & mingle, and network
  • meet friends in K-Town
WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPEN We left later than planned and we decided to take separate cars. Elizabeth(Miss Lady E), who is our amazing photographer left twenty minutes before me who happens to live about 30 mins away from me in the opposite direction and further from LA and manage to beat me to the hotel in Pasadena. Traffic was a little bit nightmarish. She waited patiently in the parking lot watching a movie in her car. Okay I finally arrived, a little frazzle because the hotel was further than I expected, more than 3 miles which was totally unacceptable. No problem, I will just cancelled the reservation, right.......wrong. The reservation can't be cancelled after 4:00 and it was about 6:00, did I let that stop me, of course not I canceled it after about 45 minutes of them contacting their corporate office, something about they can't do it on their end, it has to be done on the corporate side. Went back to my car and thanks to my iPad and priceline.com did manage to book a 4 star accommodation at the Westin Pasadena which is the area I wanted originally. 

We were on the road by 8:45 looking fabulous and of course we were late because of the hotel fiasco, I decide it would be better to go see the Sachika runway show first and leave immediately after that. The show ran over an hour behind schedule and can I say the venue was hot and I am not talking about the decor, there was no working air conditioning in this building it was a sauna, thankfully both Elizabeth and I wore dresses.

ALANA HALE of LOS ANGELES Fashion Show


Blast from the Past- Alana Hale will be presenting a runway show at Fashion Week 2011 for Concept at Ace Gallery Los Angeles - Click here for details

by Presley Rosen.
Up and coming LA designer Alana Hale recently debuted her Holiday 2010 line in a quaint courtyard outside of Melrose boutique La Maison de Fashion.  Her line consists of feminine yet edgy pieces that appear to highlight the best of both worlds.  By incorporating show-stopping adornments into delicate pieces, and by mixing strong materials like leather with soft fabrics such as silk chiffon, Miss Hale has found a middle ground that will leave lovers of all fashion styles absolutely speechless. Many of the runway outfits featured neutral tones rightfully named champagne, taupe, camel, smoke, black and metallic.
I attended this event and had the opportunity to speak with Alana after the show.  Some of my favorite pieces from the show were the Sophia Dress and the Madison Dress, both made with feather appliquéd silk to create unusual yet beautiful outfits that would turn heads.  Another great look featured her Juliette Jacket, made of Lambskin leather and ornamented with soft flowers, paired with her cotton Lady T and Hollywood Leather Shorts.  This look is perfect for day or night!  Other pieces that particularly stood out were the Bella Mini Skirt in gold, the angelic Elizabeth Dress, the sexy black Lola Pant made with Lambskin leather, and the sultry, deep burgundy Croc Dress designed in embossed leather.
Overall the show was dramatically unforgettable!


When I asked Alana what her inspiration for the Holiday line was, she said she created the collection to resemble “if Michael Jackson were to meet Old Hollywood Glamour”.  This combination could be seen throughout the show, specifically in Alana’s personal favorite outfit, the burgundy Croc Dress matched with the sparkly Chloe Vest.  Alana’s favorite colors to work with are neutrals, because so much can be built upon them, and her preferred fabrics include silk and leather, because these go great with embellishments.  Miss Hale’s passion for high fashion propelled her to begin designing, and she believes that the contrast between femininity and edginess seen in her clothing reflects the disparity within her own personality.  It is clear to me that her visions will be understood and accepted incredibly well in today’s fashion world, because I believe that so many women’s personalities contain this same duality.

Keep an eye out for Alana Hale’s line, being sold in the larger LA area and soon to be expanding!  Also check in here at the Society 805 website for updates on where to find her collection once it reaches stores in the 805!
Photographs by Jaclyn Szabo www.jszabophoto.com

SOCIETY 805 @ FASHION WEEK PARIS-SPRING/SUMMER 2012

By Taylor deDiego
LUTZ RUNWAY SHOW
Hi darling readers,
Last night I attended the Lutz runway show for Paris Fashion Week and it was absolutely captivating. From the unique set-up of the runway (in the shape of a square instead of a long walk way) to the intricately dressed attendees, the atmosphere was energetic and quite glamorous. Here are some pictures of the runway, attendees, and models:


Fun fact: I saw one of the models on the metro on my way back to my apartment. She was just as stunning off the runway.

More details to come on Society805.com and Makingtee.blogspot.com soon!

A bientôt!
Taylor