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Sachika Fall 2010

Twin Designers To-Tam & To-Nya Ton-Nu presented their luxurious womenswear Fall 2010 collection, which also included their new line, TUX for men  which consisted of basic Supima cotton tees. This show was a benefit for Minds Matter, a non-profit organization which held their 9th Annual Spring Soiree last night at M2 Ultra Lounge. Their mission is to transform the lives of accomplished high school students from low-income families by preparing them for college success.

Sachika presented different silhouettes of jersey, rayon, velour, silk, satin, and cotton. The color palette consisted of dark hues such as black, grey, burgundy, purple, and navy. The men’s collection was all white, uniquely constructed tees. As finalists of the Supima Design competition on January 19th, they received positive feedback on their t-shirt collection.
Men love the comfort of a t-shirt but it is a piece that is more suitable for casual occasions. We wanted to revamp that basic tee into a fashionable, comfortable  and more formal piece – that everyday multi-purpose t-shirt.

The twins are mainly known for their sexy dresses, and one standout was the form fitting dress with a plunging neckline.

Sachika will be showing at the midwest Fashion week in Indiana on March 20th, Brooklyn Fashion Week on April 11th, and San Francisco on May 1st.

— Jenny Mar

Photos By Stevyn Llewellyn
To see exclusive backstage photos from  the show, visit our facebook fan page here.
Visit Minds Matter here.
Visit Sachika’s website here.

Tibi Fall 2010

Designer Amy Smilovic was inspired by the photographs of Peter Beard. Her “masculine meets feminine” collection entailed draping paired with structure and rich neutral colors with contrasting brights.

Tibi’s fashion show consisted of 42 looks of balanced opposites and detailed ensembles. Colorful vivid prints and cute feminine wearable pieces were mostly accessorized with brown leather belts. Models sauntered down the runway with bouncy curly hair, most of them wearing burgundy or gray tights.

Some of the key pieces included a lieutenant coat in artillery suede and chocolate leather, a chiffon blouse paired with a suede pant, a bodysuit  with a silk pant, a wool jersey dress, a sweater coat, a maxi skirt with a bodysuit, a leather short with chiffon tank, a beaded strapless bodice dress, and a lingerie corset top.

It’s all about tee layering-a glam bustier was layered over a sheer long sleeve tee, a strapless dress paired with a tee, a chiffon draped dress with a tee, and a sweet heart neckline dress with long sleeved tee.

This season’s Tibi Fall 2010 collection was feminine, stylish, and top notch with wearable pieces for any occasion. —Jenny Mar
Photos by Stevyn Llewellyn
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Mackage Fall 2010

Canadian outerwear designers Elisa Dahan and Eran Elfassy for Mackage presented their Fall/Winter 2010 collection with an edgy upbeat feel. Their detailed line included mens and womenswear in neutral colors of black, brown, camel, grey and white. Known for their slim fitted designs, lots of exaggerated shoulder details were presented.

Their sharp collection included leather studded top with shorts, pencil skirts, wrap style dresses, checked dresses, skirts and skinny pants. The outerwear ranged from leather jackets, wool coats to herringbone peacoats and warm down coats with fur lined hoods.

43 different pieces were presented with a twiggy look-low ponytail swept on one side with side swept bangs and smoky eyes. Black was a dominant color in their collection alongside a variety of leather and sequin details. Accessories included leather gloves, studded and leather corset belts.
—Jenny Mar
Photos by Stevyn Llewellyn
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Cheng-Huai Chuang Fall 2010

Parson’s designer, Cheng-Huai Chuang presented his fashion show which began with a live performance from a flamenco dancer. Influenced and inspired by Spain, his collection exuded feminine classic timeless pieces in day to evening wear.
Rich blacks dominated Chuang’s color palette along with red and silver.  The collection consisted of lace bustiers, wool jackets, chiffon gown, cocktail dresses, skirts made from wool and organza, including velvet and wool pants.
– Jenny Mar


Photos By Stevyn Llewellyn

Secret Sherry Society Fashion Show

sssThe Secret Sherry Society held a bacchanalian fashion show in the Altman building on November 13 in partnership with Fashion Fights Poverty to promote different varieties of the wine. The event featured 7 different varietals of sherry and 7 different looks based off the different varietals.

The designs were by StellaBonds that featured bold creative and unique designs. During the fashion show the models carried around a gold box holding a secret and alternated between showing the audience the box and passing it to the next model. At the end of the show, each model held an illustration that were auctioned off to support Fashion Fights Poverty.

The Secret Sherry Society is a members-only club that will directly engage consumers, restaurateurs, sommeliers, wine retailers, and many others to heighten consumer awareness to the growing popularity of Sherry wines in the U.S.

For more information please visit the below websites:
http://fashionfightspoverty.wordpress.com/about/
http://www.secretsherrysociety.com/
http://stellabonds.com/

– Jenny Mar
Photos By Stevyn Llewellyn

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