Los Angeles Fashion Week has returned, kicking off tonight with a gala at the Petersen Automotive Museum. This year’s slate of designers and brands includes Andrew James, Perry Jones, Puey, MM Milano, Ron Tomson, Femgraphy, Humans, Bless By Bless, Jimmy Paul, and Demobaza. As Los Angeles works on emerging from the pandemic, LA Fashion Week is...
Mar 31, 2022
Live events platform N4XT Experiences has acquired LA Fashion Week (LAFW), the official fashion event for the city of Los Angeles, which takes place April 1 to 3. In a statement, N4XT Experiences said that it would “elevate LAFW presence,” by creating a powerhouse hub that will create greater opportunities for established and emerging brands...
Feb 1, 2022
The coronavirus takes another toll on the fashion industry. As a way to prevent COVID-19 pandemic from spreading further, Los Angeles Fashion Week (LAFW) and the events associated with it have officially been postponed. According to California Apparel News, who first reported the news, the Art Hearts Fashion producers announced the postponement...
Mar 17, 2020
Though Adolfo Sanchez has been designing in Los Angeles since 2006, this October was his first collaboration presentation with Los Angeles Fashion Week after a three-year hiatus of not showcasing in Los Angeles. Sanchez’s Spring/Summer 2020 collection takes on a modern gothic approach, featuring models with red contact lenses and vampire-like...
Oct 18, 2019
Farinaz Farzaneh made her Los Angeles Fashion Week debut at the Petersen Automotive Museum on Friday, Oct. 11. The designer presented a collection of dark and elegant evening wear. With a range of dresses, jumpsuits, and rompers, the designer focused on embellishments such as feathers, mesh detailing, and lace to add tough femininity to each...
Georgian designer Tako Mekvabidze—who typically presents her collections at Tbilisi Mercedes Benz Fashion Week—brought her Spring/Summer 2020 fashion week to the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles. For Mekvabidze’s latest collection, the designer created a colorful range of dresses, suits, separates, outerwear and more. The collection...
Based in Los Angeles, the No. J as a way into luxury women’s wear. For Los Angeles Fashion Week, the Californian label presented its Spring/Summer 2020 collection at the Petersen Automotive Museum that bridges the gap between edge and elegance. Chinese designer and actor Jane Wu leads the Los Angeles-based label, which is catered to the luxury...
Bishme Cromartie joins the Spring/Summer 2019 season of Los Angeles Fashion Week with a collection of ready-to-wear pieces such as separates, dresses, and more titled, “Pluto’s Retrograde.” The collection futuristic touches of streetwear details such as bright, neon colors and contrast stitching, and utilitarian design. However, in its dresses,...
Oct 17, 2019
Led by Lena Loffurzzi, who graduated from Central Saint Martins, London-based luxury brand Luooifstudio made its debut at L.A. Fashion Week with a 41-piece presentation at the Petersen Automotive Museum. The collections showcased playful dresses, tops, bottoms, and more. With both an haute couture and a ready-to-wear line, Luooifstudio’s...
Los Angeles designer Coral Castillo presented her Spring/Summer 2020 collection on behalf of the Moss Adams Mossy Award. The Mexico City native showcased a collection of dresses and separates featuring classic, timeless details including fringe, lace, and ruffles. See Coral Castillo’s latest runway presentation below. Images: Manny Llanura
High fashion contemporary label Landmee, brings a whimsical, rock n’ roll, and ‘80s-inspired approach to its Spring/Summer 2020 collection. The label's designer, Netdaw Vattansimakon—who debuted at LAFW for the first time this October—created a collection filled with volume, lace, crystal embellishments, and more to her collection. Standout...
Oct 16, 2019
Thailand-based womenswear designer Salisa Cheewapansri, the creative director behind her namesake line, Salisa, made her U.S. debut at LA Fashion Week at the Petersen Automotive Museum this October. For the Spring/Summer 2020 season, the designer presented a series of workwear and dresses in rich, warm neutrals and muted greens. Like many...
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