Project Runway Season 15 introduced the world to Shreveport, Louisiana native Latasha Henderson, of VonRay Designs. Known for clothing, accessories, and styling the likes of Byshere Gray from Empire, cast members from Power, and a host of celebrity customers, Latasha made a memorable debut on Lifetime’s hit show.
The first museum exhibition to explore Ghana’s vibrant fashion culture will premiere today, February 24 at the University of Florida’s Harn Museum of Art.
Stella Jean may be the reason so many women flock to buy modern style Ankara clothing. Her clothes are all over Pinterest, Bad Gal RiRi rocked her clothing at the White House to see President Obama and we drool over every image from her glorious fashion shows.
Today is huge day for cinema. First up, design legend Karl Lagerfeld directed the short film with artist extrodinare Pharrell Williams.
With 77 designers, over 50 models and in excess of 50,000 attendees, including international press and buyers, ARISE MAGAZINE FASHION WEEK 2012 (AMFW) concluded its second annual fashion week in spectacular style on Sunday night (March 11 2012), on the grounds of the 5-Star Federal Palace Hotel, Lagos, Nigeria.
Due to the phenomenal response to participate in the much anticipated, ARISE Magazine Fashion Week, which last year hosted 5,000 guests, 51 designers, 81 models, 5 musical acts over three days – ARISE organisers have announced that it will return to Lagos in March 2012, only this time it will feature 77 participants from 6 continents – including designers as far away as India, the Caribbean, USA, Europe and Africa.
Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week announced today the preliminary schedule for the Fall 2012 Collections, taking place February 9 to 16, 2012 at Lincoln Center’s Damrosch Park.
Franca Sozzani, Vogue Italia’s Editor in Chief is credited for the ground breaking Black Issue that showcased nothing but gorgeous black models.
Clairvoyant and In the Bag, announced on Monday that Hub of Africa Fashion Week, will take place between 25 and 27 April 2012.
Today the New York Times ran “Designers Take a Fresh Look at Africa” by Simone S. Oliver on Fashion’s interpretation of African Design.
