Fashion

On September 13th, 2023, Frederick Anderson debuted his Spring/Summer 2024 collection at NYFW, featuring elegant lines and alluring silhouettes through ballet-inspired and sultry tailoring with textures redefined by structure and contrast. Master Hair Stylist Edward Tricomi of the Warren Tricomi Salon was moved by the Swan Lake inspired collection and brought a 70s twist to the show’s overall hair look…read more

I was lucky enough to get a ticket for the highly anticipated twice yearly Fashion Bomb Daily NYFW show aka The Bomb Fashion Show, brought to you by the folks at Fashion Bomb Daily Magazine. The show started out with an hour pre-show party in a back room that included red carpet photo ops. There were three specialty cocktails and…read more

NYFW is not what it used to be. There are less designers, less parties and less swag--especially when it comes to press people like yours truly! I still had a good time. Here are a few moments that really turned my head! My favorite designer of the week was...Vivienne Tam! Here colorful flowing prints had the crowd going crazy. She…read more

I had a fabulous time at the Jane Morgan In My Style launch party this past Friday night in midtown on the fourth floor of 3 West 51st Street, also known as the 3 West Club. I was hoping Ms. Morgan would turn up since she curated this exhibit herself with the help of Bonnie Bien from LaPresse PR and…read more

Sneakers are hugely popular now, but these kicks also have a long history with the city of New York. The New York Times pointed out that the sneakerhead culture began with the Black basketball and hip-hop communities from urban New York in the 70s and the 80s. Back then, sneakers were first viewed as purely for sports and accessories for…read more

New York Fashion Week is full of surprises but that goes without saying. It may be cut down from ten to five days now and there are less of those fun lounges then there used to be, but it is still worth attending. Even if you cannot afford any of the fabulous runway creations that you see, NYFW is where…read more

Whatever the occasion may be—a birthday, anniversary, etc.—finding the right gift for your guy can be a challenge! So our style editors are here to help you make your guy feel special and gift him with something that he will truly use and love! Basically, it a fashion gift guide for your special guy, whether he be a BF, a family member…read more

Miami-based and New York raised Donna Leah has dressed everyone from Sharon Osborne to Cyndi Lauper with her unexpected and sexy designs. This FIT educated designer is proud to design for women of all ages and is currently based in Miami where the pace, rhythms and colors inspire her to design nearly everyday. Donna’s designs are so diversified and so…read more

Spring is beckoning, and New York catwalks have already showcased the most fashionable designs for the upcoming season. But keep in mind that European styles for Spring 2020 that already showcased last year have crept into the American fashion scene driven by fashionistas' increasing desire for stylish yet comfortable attire. Here is a low down on what to look out…read more

NYFW is not quite what it used to be. It's barely a week when it used to stretch over 10 days and the shows seem to be all over the place even though official headquarters is at the Spring Studios (which is just a stone's throw from the Holland Tunnel). There used to be swag galore but now only the…read more

For most, summer is the best time to be carefree and have some relaxing fun under the sun. But for the fashion forward crowd, it also means staying on top of the latest trends. This year is no different, as some trends continue to surprise and entertain, especially with all the colors and interesting silhouettes in every day street wear.…read more

When I attended the recent Saks Fifth Avenue holiday preview, my eyes lit up like (you guessed it) holiday lights and I started to drool. The event was held at the Daytonian style Hudson Theater, the oldest theater on Broadway, in a quiet upstairs room usually used for private receptions and meet and greets. The official theme of the event…read more