- Jackie Mallon |
REVIEWOne of the few fashion schools to annually earn a runway spot in New York Fashion Week, and located on the opposite coast from the US industry hub, is the Academy of Art University, San Francisco. Nevertheless, it attracts an audience of fashion’s elite, lauded journalists from the old guard and […]
- Danielle Wightman-Stone |
BACKGROUND Edinburgh College of Art graduate Maddie Williams took home First Prize in the Redress Design Award, the world’s largest sustainable fashion design competition that aims to put textile waste in the global spotlight by challenging emerging designers to created collections using sustainable […]
- Danielle Wightman-Stone |
INTERVIEW Fashion and lifestyle retailer White Stuff has launched a new womenswear collection with Glasgow School of Art graduate Eve Campbell for autumn/winter 2019, as part of its ‘Nurtures Talent’ initiative, which highlights up-and-coming designers. Campbell’s “bold and fresh prints” inspired by […]
- Jackie Mallon |
REVIEWThe opening reception of the 2019 Parsons MFA Fashion Design and Society exhibition might have heralded the beginning of NYFW but more importantly it gives us a glimpse behind the polish and public relations usually associated with runway shows. Although the MFA program held their own annual runway […]
- Robyn Turk |
Chargeurs is putting talented fashion graduates into the radar of the American fashion industry. Last night, the fashion tech company celebrated the opening of a new exhibition it is hosting throughout the Spring/Summer 2020 New York Fashion Week in partnership with The New School's Parsons School of […]
- Barbara Russ |
INTERVIEW After Alexa Dehmel and Gerd Bittl-Fröhlich founded the Bartenstein Academy and conducted their first successful entrance examination at the end of July/beginning of August, the academy will move into its interim building in Munich in September 2019 and offer the first exciting industry workshops […]
- Robyn Turk |
Disney is celebrating 25 years of Disney on Broadway, acknowledging its work licensing Broadway productions in New York City and around the world. To commemorate the occasion, the company is teaming with another New York institution, the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT). Disney on Broadway has […]
- Jackie Mallon |
A personal responsibility to weave LGBTQ+ representation into the work they do is something that passionately unites the panel of experts gathered at the Fashion School of Kent State University’s LGBTQ+ Inclusivity evening hosted by the school’s NYC Studio. Participants are Christina Zervanos, Director […]