Moda 360: LA 2016 to Expand Innovative Presentations of Creative Work

Juan Pablo Martinez

Moda 360: LA debuted in April 2015, bringing 18 international fashion designers, 5 artists and 19 videos

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by filmmakers from around the world to the New Mart in downtown Los Angeles. Moda 360: LA 2016, scheduled for April 7-9, 2016 will expand the platform to include additional opportunities for designers, artists and filmmakers to present their work, and offer professionals and the public a full program of events to experience.

Moda 360 is a unique platform where fashion designers conceive their own editorial for their collection, creating a press-worthy exhibit that expresses their inspiration and style, and gives them promotional and marketing photos to be part of their campaigns long after the event ends. Artists are able to display their work outside of the strict gallery setting and create an exhibit that enhances the inspiration and message in their work to attract press and professional

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attention. Film is the intersection of art and style, and videos using fashion and artistic expression are shown throughout the event for an additional perspective on creative work.

Moda 360: LA 2016 will expand the art and film sectors of the event, encouraging more

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collaboration between the disciplines and attracting professionals and press from the three industries to the event. Moda 360 is scheduled for Major Market Week when buyers from department stores and specialty chains are in town for shopping, and to accommodate the commercial business, a showroom area will be available for designers to show their collections to retailers. Artists with a point of view will create different themes, moods and styles throughout the exhibit and will complement the exhibits of fashion. Film offerings are expanded

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from the short videos shown continuously at past events to include screenings of short films up to 20 minutes. Moda 360 is also organizing seminars and panel discussions on current topics of interest.

Runway presentations will also have an innovative twist. In addition to offering designers a traditional catwalk to present key pieces of their collection, Moda 360 is collaborating with media partners to create themed shows with a backdrop, set and music to express the era, style or concept. The runway will end with a final editorial photo op of all the looks.

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Moda 360 gives artistic innovators a singular stage to promote their work across industries and disciplines, opening new avenues for marketing and press. Business and press opportunities continue long after the event closes; the Moda 360 team connects artists and designers to interested professionals year-round for magazine editorials, press coverage and sales.

Moda 360 is now open for designer and artist applications, film submissions, seminar proposals, media runway proposals. Sponsors and partners are always welcome for collaboration. More information may be found on the event website, and interested professionals may contact Moda 360 directly.

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Ethical Fashion Makes a Statement at Moda 360

When I first created the concept of Moda 360, I wanted to develop a platform that would welcome both ethical and mainstream designers.   I’ve worked with ethical designers for many years now, and at the beginning of the movement, these designers wanted to be known for their commitment to fair trade and ecological principles.  As the ethical fashion movement continued, designers sought to be embraced as fashion designers first, then noticed for their ethical principles – you can’t change an industry unless you are part of it.

I’ve watched the growth of this sector with great interest and pride.  Many of these designers have become more than colleagues and clients, they are friends who share a vision for a better world.   I planned the inaugural Los Angeles Moda 360 event for Earth Month, a time when attention would be on ecology and sustainability, hoping this would encourage ethical designers to participate.  I was overwhelmed by the response and impressed with the work these designers are doing.

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Lucy Tammam of House of Tammam has been a longtime colleague and friend.  She consistently creates high quality, 100% vegan and fair trade couture designs.  I love her aesthetic, she brings the glamour of 30’s and 40’s Hollywood to her 21^st century designs.  Her pieces were a highlight of the runway shows, with a wonderful bias cut gown with the signature Tammam peacock appliqued to the bodice, and a little black dress beautifully set off with an organza appliqued bolero jacket.  Simple, elegant red carpet style, perfect for the BAFTAs, where many of her previous creations have been spotted.

Lucy is not just a talented designer who adheres to the highest ethical standards.  She tirelessly pursues the ethical fashion mission, expanding her work to helping fashion designers source ethical fabrics, and developing new resources.  Her latest project In sericulture (silk production) is to expand the manufacture and use of eri silk, a “non-violent” silk.  This silk is produced by a genus of silkworm that exits the cocoon by one end, not destroying the cocoon and allowing for an unbroken filament.   This type of silk will produce the finer types of silk fabric without the destruction of silk worms.

Juan Pablo Martinez is a newcomer to ethical fashion, but caught onto the movement quickly and now

Juan Pablo Martinez

runs full steam ahead.  As a designer, his credentials are impeccable, studying in his native Colombia and continuing his education in Milan before working going to Paris to work at the Atelier Chardon

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Savard, and with Christian Lacroix at his Prêt-à-Porter studio.  He spent many years designing and making custom men’s suits and his impeccable tailoring reflects that.  His first collection took the concept of menswear and brought the tailoring and fit to womenswear with great jackets and pants.

The collection he showed at Moda 360 rocked the runway with avant garde silhouettes accented with zipper tape.  The all black collection surprised with bright yellow lining and accents to the pieces.  Juan Pablo never disappoints with his exciting and exquisitely executed clothing that is very affordable.

Juan Pablo stretches his ethical credentials by exploring fair trade artisanal materials and production.  He supports the native Colombian artisan community by commissioning knitwear pieces to add to his collection.  He is active in the creation and development of more ethical resources in the supply chain, and champions the work of his fellow citizens around the world.

Andes Made is another longtime colleague.  Based in France and Bolivia, the company offers luxury alpaca and llama accessories, and recently began offering sweaters in their collection.  The pieces are deceptively simple, but the artisans in Bolivia create intricate knit designs and patterns elevating the scarves and shawls to artistic and cultural

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expressions.   Andes Made has evolved their business into one that is 100% organic and fair trade, from the farming of the alpacas and llamas to the final production of the collection.  The collection is primarily produced in the natural colors of the fiber, soft

browns and greys as well as black, but pieces are available in a wide variety of colors to please any palette.   Andes Made also works with other design companies to produce private label collections.

Australian ethical fashion company Pure Pod is the largest, dedicated sustainable lifestyle brand

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in Australia, and a company I have had on my radar for a number of years.  I first encountered the company at an event sponsored by the Australian government and trade organizations in New York and was impressed with the collection that addressed lifestyle options with ethics.  Designer Kelli Donovan developed a fashion brand focusing on high quality, wearability and comfortable

fit.  The company enjoys a loyal fan base at home and has recently introduced their collection to US retailers.  Moda 360 showed the high fashion side of Pure Pod, with their runway presentation expressing the indigenous culture, motifs and style of the continent.  Kelli Donovan and her partner Sean Watson work extensively to educate consumers about the benefits of eco fashion, for the planet and for our health.   The company has expanded into childrenswear with Dirtgirlworld, a collection made for children to “get grubby!”

Design companies adopting ethical practices were encouraged in their

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efforts at Moda 360.  Hungarian designer Kinga Földi, founder of Baharat, is a costumer and high end designer, creating commissioned works, but she pursues sustainability by using the scraps from her costumes and couture to fashion intricate silk jewelry.  Each leaf is individually cut and laminated and then strung with the silk colors

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forming an iridescent bracelet or necklace.  Moonlight jewelry designs Victorian inspired jewelry from recycled sterling silver, and more modern styles with recycled silver, lead-free crystals and reclaimed pearls and beads.  Newcomer Michelle Paganini, designer of Paganoonoo, creates whimsical clothing from upcycled shirts, giving discarded clothing a new life for work or casual wear, and Moda 360 was proud to be the runway premiere of this work.  Michelle’s runway look was an adorable baby doll dress, and she showed a more sophisticated aesthetic in the outfit she wore to the event.  Paganoonoo is a wonderful mix of color, pattern and texture in each piece.  I look forward to following Michelle and see where she takes her collection.  Talk Design presented a jewelry

Talk Design

collection made from recycled optical components – prisms – that not only amazed the audience with their beauty, but also the refraction and reflection of light as the pieces made their way down the runway.  Designer Machelle Nettles was intrigued by the discarded prisms, and her ever-curious mind and industrial design background came together to create jewelry that is beautiful and unique – and adds a touch of “geek-chic,” with its scientific and technical elements.   What began as a few simple designs has grown into a well-crafted collection of jewelry that will suit anyone’s style.   Lara Akinsanya

designs her L’Shandi collection with fair trade fabrics from her native

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Nigeria.  The bright, ethnic patterns and colors are transformed by western silhouettes into day, cocktail and evening dresses and bring a joyful vibe to any occasion, from work to after five.  I am always surprised when models put on Lara’s dresses, no matter the unique look of each woman, there is a dress that comes to life and draws attention to the woman wearing it.  Lara’s commitment to bettering lives with fashion extends beyond the production of her collection – she organizes an annual Runway Moms for a Cause each spring in Washington D.C., with the proceeds benefiting a special charity every year.

Lozena International is a gorgeous collection of luxury sportswear made from ecological fabric and

Lozena International

rescued designer dead stock.  Sisters Viktoria and Katherine share the vision of creating high fashion apparel and one-of-a-kind designs using the highest quality designer fabrics and working with artisan companies as suppliers and manufacturers.   The designs are deceptively simple, with tailoring not only elevating the construction to an art form, but also incorporating tucks and folds that enhance both the silhouette of the garment and the body.  They have a great sense of style, knowing what their customers want and producing limited edition and unique looks that fill every wish list.

Beau Monde Organics is a quiet company making a big splash in the accessories market.  Designer Stephanie Gale prints original artwork on  100% GOTS organic cotton voile, for naturally silky-soft scarves, and printed in earth-safe pigments.  Colors are heat-set, eliminating chemicals and rinse water and

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finished with efficiently comfortable ‘tagless’ labels.  The scarves have a low impact on the Earth, and the prints reflect the Zen philosophy of the company.   Every scarf is reversible and is available in a variety of styles and lengths to complement any outfit.

The designers at Moda 360 represented the spectrum of ethical commitment.  From seasoned manufacturers to newcomers on the scene, the breadth of principles observed by the talented creators is serious encouragement for the industry.   There is no excuse for business to continue as usual with designers consistently proving that sustainable fashion is on trend, stylish, well-crafted and affordable.   Moda 360 looks forward to Los Angeles in April 2016 bringing many more creative artists together to show the best of art, fashion and ethics in new and exciting runway presentations and exhibits.

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Moda 360: LA Captured in Photos

Moda 360: LA was captured in photos by Kyle Stuart. Seventeen designers and five artists exhibited their work at the event with international filmmakers showing their work on four screens at the event.

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Moda 360: LA – Bringing Together Talent Across Industries

Seventeen fashion designers and five artists came together for the debut of Moda 360: LA at The New Mart.  Photography, abstract and graphic art, along with creative innovations in textile design and an installation of a new knit sculpture work demonstrated the inspiration and collaboration of art and fashion.  International filmmakers screened their fashion films throughout the event adding another dimension to the intersection of fashion and art.   Cinematographer Max Rosenfeld and photographer captured the highlights of this unique event.

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Style Social: An Evening of Fashion, Art, and Design

STYLE SOCIAL: PHILADELPHIA from BEL ESPRIT SHOWROOM on Vimeo.

Showroom International and the Bel Esprit Showroom produced their signature Style Social event at The Transfer Station in the Manayunk neighborhood in Philadelphia. The Style Social brought the international designers of the showrooms to a local audience of buyers, press, media and professionals, as well as spotlighting the talented designers of the Philadelphia community. The Style Social gives regional buyers, press, professionals and consumers the opportunity to discover international and local talent in a relaxed and fun setting. Philadelphia artists, furniture designers and musicians provided additional entertainment and neighborhood restaurants set up their signature dishes for all to enjoy.

Bel Esprit and Showroom International will continue the Style Social in other cities.  Venues interested in hosting an event may contact the showrooms.  The showrooms are expanding this concept in partnership with Fashions Finest, the premier independent fashion runway event during London Fashion Week to create an off-season event with unique and innovative fashion presentations live and online.  For more information, contact the showrooms.

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STYLE SOCIAL – PHILADELPHIA: An evening of Fashion, Design, Art, and Entertainment

The Transfer Station, Manayunk

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Despite the threat of another winter storm, the Style Social opened at the Transfer Station in Station in Philadelphia to an enthusiastic crowd of 100+ attendees, including local press and news cameras.  The evening

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brought together the fashion of five international designers and five local Philadelphia designers, creating  artistic displays for their brands.  Using the work of local sustainable furniture and decor artists, the setting

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enhanced the commitment of showroom designers to a ethical practices.   Guests enjoyed the amazing food from local restaurants Bourbon Blue, Chabaa, Yanako, Winnie’s Le Bus  and The Couch Tomato Cafe and Tomato Bistro, and original music from The Quarterly Project, a local musician organization promoting music education to underserved populations.  The evening was beautifully captured by photographer Carolyn Clement.  Enjoy the images and stay tuned for more coverage! The Style Social brings international fashion to a local community for buyers, press and consumers to discover.  Each Style Social incorporates local talent to give each event a unique flavor that reflects the character of the hosting city.  For more information about the event, or to bring the Style Social to your city, contact the showroom.

Designers presented their collections in unique and innovative displays

The Transfer Station provided a wonderful setting to enjoy art, fashion and entertainment

Guests and media enjoyed a live presentation of collections

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The Bel Esprit Showroom and Showroom International Bring the Style Social to Philadelphia

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Showroom International and the Bel Esprit Showroom partner with international fashion organizations to create unique events that promote the independent designers and help emerging designers present their collections.   The showrooms have worked with Nolcha Fashion Week, showcasing showroom members at New York and London Fashion Weeks, and created group exhibits at Paris trade shows and produced signature promotional events during regional fashion weeks in the US market.  The Bel Esprit Showroom features designers of ecological and ethical fashion, and in combined showroom events, ethical designers are showcased in the mainstream fashion market while promoting eco-ethical principles.

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Parent company, Bel Esprit LLC, supports independent designers by creating cost effective events, promotions and opportunities to show their work to the fashion and entertainment industries, and collaborates with artists in all disciplines for exhibits and presentations that  highlight the artistry in fashion and the lifestyle in art, giving both the designers and artists new audiences for their work.  The showrooms are partnering with the Philadelphia Fashion Incubator at Macy’s Center City to give the Designers In Residence a launch party with the Style Social to celebrate their successful completion of the incubator program.   The Philadelphia Style Social and Launch Party will be hosted by The Transfer Station, an architectural and entrepreneurial project combining co-working, co-retail, co-learning and co-creation within a complete ecosystem designed to attract, develop and graduate innovators and revitalize the retail and destination scene in the Manayunk neighborhood of Philadelphia.  Showroom designers will incorporate the local artists, and furniture and home decor of lifestyle designers in residence at the Transfer Station, for an evening of international style, art and sustainability.  Sustainable furniture by artists Don Yacovella and Robin Watkins, designer of Found, will display the sustainable accessories collections.  Their home furnishings, made from recycled, reclaimed and found wood and metal are a

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perfect complement to the commitment of the fashion designers.

Showroom designers participating in this event include Baharat, stunning zero-waste silk jewelry created by award winning couture designer Foldi Kinga from Budapest.   Colombian designer Juan Pablo Martinez will debut his eco and fair trade womenswear collection developed from his work with Christian Lacroix in Paris and inspired by his years designing and tailoring custom men’s suits.  Opening the Fall 2014 fashion season, French company Andes Made will present a luxury collection of 100% organic and fair trade alpaca and llama scarves and accessories made by communities in Bolivia.   Alterequo, an Italian design company creating innovative, contemporary jewelry from recycled plastic, will show a mélange of innovative jewelry and home items, and Moonlight Jewelry, a company handcrafting jewelry from recycled sterling silver, lead free crystals, semi-precious stones and reclaimed pearls, will complete the accessories exhibits.

Juan Pablo Martinez

The Style Social and Launch Party gives incubator designers Devin Pauley,

designer and owner of Morgia Bridal, Annina King, principal of artisan ready-to-wear Granaté Prêt, Trisha Williams, designer of the Trisha Wills fashion forward collection of dresses and separates, and  Melissa Choi and Pia Panaligan, partners in the limited edition Senpai + Kohai ready-to-wear pieces featuring world textiles and fair trade ethics, a platform to show their womenswear to area buyers, press and consumers.  Leah Delfinger will launch a new direction of her brand Pretty Pretty Rebel – rock and roll inspired childrenswear – adding a fun and youthful element to the evening. 

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The designers will participate in a professional, promotional event that will launch their new projects with the support of the showrooms’ resources and services.  The showrooms have attracted sponsor support for the evening

from local restaurants and businesses, along with national corporate sponsor, bel essence.

The Style Social brings international fashion to local communities and regional markets and gives local design talent an international stage.   Buyers, press and fashionistas are able to discover new fashion and celebrate the talent of local art, music and design in a casual and fun setting.  The Style Social will evolve as it moves from city to city, giving each edition a different style and flavor, reflecting the spirit and character of the hosting city.

For more information about the Style Social, contact the showrooms.

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Showroom International and the Bel Esprit Showroom Announce Style Lounge Designers at Las Vegas Fashion Week

Designers at the Style Lounge

Showroom International and the Bel Esprit Showroom are bringing their signature Style Lounge to Las Vegas Fashion Week, presenting fashion from couture to sportswear, and accessory and jewelry collections to buyers and press on Tuesday, May 21 and Wednesday, May 22.  Designers from the United States and Europe will show their collections to fashion professionals.

On Tuesday, May 21, 2013, the showrooms’ Style Lounge will be hosted by Bagatelle, alongside the Las Vegas Fashion Week runway shows, and on Wednesday, May 22, 2013, the Style Lounge will move to a private suite in Heraea at the Palms.  New showroom members Noelle Nicole Collection, a luxury resort wear collection, and Petite Bourgeoisie, a better-priced, high fashion sportswear brand will present their collections both on the runway and at the Style Lounge.  The Style Lounge will also feature London couture designers House of Tammam, bes[ple amd ready-to-wear gowns, and Elena Garcia, hand-dyed and hand-felted silk dresses and separates.  Also from the United Kingdom is the contemporary designer sportswear and dress collection Eweline B.  Already well-known in Europe,these collections are making their US West Coast debut with their exquisitely constructed fashion.  The Baharat collection by award winning Hungarian costumer and designer Foldi Kinga will feature select pieces from the designer’s current collection as well as the very popular silk jewelry line.  Moonlight Jewelry will show its successful Mosaic collection and the

Accessories designers at the Style Lounge

Renaissance collection, handmade from recycled sterling silver wire and chain, and debut its new Filigree collection.  Italian jewelry brand Alterequo will show select pieces from their contemporary and avant-gard collection of statement jewelry made from recycled materials.  Rounding out the Style Lounge lineup will be Donna D Designs, sumptuous crystal jewelry already in demand among recording artists and celebrities.

The Style Lounge and runway shows are open to international buyers, press and fashion professionals.  To attend events during Las Vegas Fashion Week, and for more information, please contact showroominternational@gmail.com.

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In the Spotlight: Stadler-Kahn – The Ultimate Shopping Experience

Showroom International and the Bel Esprit Showroom support the retailers who support our designers!  The spotlight is shown today on a Philadelphia retail store, actually no, a retail experience, located in the heart of Center City Philadelphia.

Alexander Stadler is the artist and raconteur-proprietor of his eponymous store, stadler-Kahn.  The designer of beautifully crafted scarves and clothing with fun and quirky prints and the artist-creator of the characters-turned-offbeat-merchandise Willie and Kevin the Babysitting Bunny, Alex opened his store in 2012 to create a retail experience that sets his small store apart from any other retailer.   The merchandise is eclectic, but carefully curated for its quality, style and story.   And every item has a story, which Alex is happy to recount to help shoppers choose the perfect item for their occasion.  The store is best described by the owner himself as an  “elevated five and dime” featuring s-K items  and “furniture, presents, toys, soap, costume jewelry, stationary, and work we admire by other artists and designers.”

Stadler-Kahn merino wool scarves are the signature feature of the store (and featured in Showroom International), along with other pieces developed from his artistic pursuits.  Stadler-Kahn characters and artwork are on display in the luxury scarves, t-shirts and clothing items and a variety of home furnishings offering every shopper a guaranteed conversation piece for their home or wardrobe.  Bel Esprit member Moonlight Jewelry joined the store just in time for the holidays

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with a special earring collection crafted from recycled sterling silver, vintage glass and lead-free crystals, designed to be a unique and affordable gift for stadler-Kahn fashionistas.

And if you enjoy conversation…. Alex knows the story behind the products in his store, from the stationary originating in a paper-artist’s studio in Florence, to the glass, pottery and felt sculpture from renowned artists.  His gentle humor and wit makes the discovery of each item a special joy, and each time you go in the store, there is always something new to talk about.  On Thursday evenings, there’s a Sangria happy hour, where fans and fans-to-be of the store can enjoy the ambiance and good company.   Stadler-Kahn embodies all the best elements of shopping – great purchases and good fellowship.  Once you walk in the store you will never be bored and you will never be in a hurry to leave.   Enjoy the experience, you will walk out with a treasure and an entertaining story to tell your friends.  stadler-Kahn, 1724 Sansom Street, Philadelphia, 19103  267-242-7124.

Stadler-Kahn will be holding a jewelry trunk show on Sunday, December 16, featuring several local jewelry artists as well as the collections currently offered.

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6 Stylists, 13 Designers From 4 Continents: Style-Off New York

February 19 launched the Style-Off, the stylist challenge during Pop Up Showroom:  New York.  Six professional stylists were given one hour to create two unique looks by combining pieces from 13 diverse contemporary collections at the Pop Up Showroom.

Each stylist was assigned two designers they had to use, and then they were turned loose in the showroom.   The action was caught on film by Livid Magazine, including interviews of the stylists as they worked and the exhibiting designers.  Photographers Andre Walker and Geoffrey Geiger shot the looks in the beautiful Strand Hotel which provided the perfect fashion setting, decorated throughout with vintage Conde Nast photographs.

The collections at the Pop Up Showroom were all contemporary, high quality, upscale fashion, but there the similarity ended.   Each designer had a different point of view and style, and from this group, the stylists created great looks any fashionista would want to wear.

Accessories were provided by Alicia Marilyn Designs, a fine jewelry collection of delicate gold and silver jewelry that can be layered for a more dramatic look, as well as a “bubble” collection of free-form circles joined to create modern necklaces, earrings and cuffs.  Moonlight Jewelry, made from recycled sterling silver, mixed contemporary, clean pieces with more romantic necklaces and earrings made with sterling silver wire and semi-precious stones.  Wrapped in Beads provided hammered sterling silver and copper earrings and cuffs, offering a roughness to classy, chic jewelry.  Representing France and Bolivia, two collections of fair trade alpaca accessories offering simple and 100% organic elegance by Andes Made and a fun, colorful selection of women’s and children’s scarves and sweaters by Las Gringas.

The clothing collections presented at the Pop Up Showroom blended silhouette and style from different  cultures and countries.  Fresh off his well-received runway show during Fashion Week, New York designer Danilo Gabrielli presented his fall sportswear collection, a beautiful combination of classic silhouettes and contemporary touches with a European spirit and Italian fabrics.   From Germany, Eweline B featured the trademark German precision in a collection of dresses and sportswear referencing 60’s style with a European sensibility.   Connecticut designer Daniela Vlad continues her signature finishes in her fall collection of contemporary business wear for the woman who wants to stand out in the boardroom and after 5 events.  Koren Fung’s fall collection presented pieces with an interesting mix of materials:  leather paired with silk, faux fur and lace separates, all with a youthful sophistication.  Jessica B Creations from Switzerland represented evening wear with a collection of cocktail dresses and gowns.

Although based in the US, a group of talented designers infused their collections with their native African culture.  Modahnik showed an ethically produced collection of dresses and separates of Western silhouettes made from the colorful fabrics from her native Congo.  Also representing the DR Congo, DRC ApeParel creates upscale, funky urbanwear for men and women with national fabrics, that supports gorilla reserves in the Congo.  From Mali and Sengal, designer Enji presented her “baby doll” collection, cute and contemporary clothing for the young at heart, each piece featuring jewelry worked into the design.

Pulling from this diverse group of designers, the stylists created unique looks that expressed a new point of view, and offered a new direction for each of the collections, eliciting surprise and delight from the observers of the challenge.

The looks will be submitted for voting on The Lane Style House facebook page and bloggers, online magazines and media outlets are invited to bring the contest to their readers and let them to pick their favorite.  The Lane Style House and Showroom International will declare the opening of the voting, and the winning stylist will will receive a prize package to help them move forward in their business and career.  For more information about the contest, contact Bel Esprit at belesprit@ureach.com.

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