A water-pollution-inspired collection gets the attention of a museum. I really think that showing in museums helps […]
Category Archive: EDGExposition
The under-represented GET exposed – on the runway; at trade events; in their design studios; and other related art sectors and communities.
Fashion, like art, embodies the time we live in and society bears witness to the interpretation of its historical and cultural significance. - RPH
A ten minute catwalk? How about a ten month campaign of exposure! Why not leverage this very short […]
Fashion design is my diary. I always can mark a collection around a devastating or exciting time in my […]
Francesco Rasola is on the EDGE Radar for a very good reason. He thinks, he makes you think, […]
The Fashion industry has contributed to the earth’s pollution, and my endeavor is to show the world that […]
Emerging designers get exposed [E D G E]! With the thousands of fashion shows worldwide, very few expose […]
Gregorio Sánchez showcases his colorful México heritage through his use of handmade embroidery and an artistic bent on […]
I often compare my runways to the album release or a movie premiere; so much design, work, and planning goes into it and its meant to be enjoyed as a complete body of work. - Michael Ngo
Non-conforming, fun, whimsical, graphically bold, socially charged, playful, colorful, daring. This is not your usual stuff, hmm . […]
The Korean American designer, Grace Moon, brings artistry to her designs with striking color block combinations, unconventional layering, and […]
If there’s a word to describe “GAiETY uP” it would be EXUBERANT – Patrick Kevin Francisco Patrick Kevin […]
31 fashion designers showcased their collection at The Art of Transformation Defined by You fashion show presented by […]
In ten minutes the past few months of working on something is presented to the world. The show […]
Fashion shows have become a media spectator sport at a high cost of entry for the designer. Is […]
EDGE’s selection of the best of Arts Hearts Fashion designer showcase are Patrick Kevin Francisco, Alena Sablan, Jovani, and […]
David Tupaz, the Hollywood based Filipino designer, is a true example of one who channels his passion through […]
Antonella Commatteo labels her brand as a “fashion disruptor – fashion that lets you be who you want to […]
The acclaimed designer, Richard Hallmarq, known for his star-making fame on Project Runway Season 11, presents his F/W […]
Originality can be expressed in a designer’s artistic approach and/or in the brand’s cultural message. It can be […]
It’s really amazing to present something to the world of fashion and share the stage with people who […]
Well established big brands can start at $100,000, which can include venue, models, styling, hair and makeup, production, […]
Don’t let Fashion Week play you.
Koko Nanga consumer is an Afropolitan at heart. Throughout my journey I have met/spoken to a variety of […]
Who are the ‘ones to watch’? The next generation of emerging designers who have got the edge [EDGE] are, quite simply, coming from the art and fashion schools.
. . .where is the sense of design? Read on, these designers, [l-r] Michael Ngo, Amato Couture by Furne One, Rahil Hesan, & Marmar Halim, have it.
Attention all aspiring fashionistas and those fascinated by the industry, Santa Barbara Fashion Week was a runway show full of inspiration, possibilities, and relevance.
“Mind, heart, & hands” is Jodi de Marcos’ deep rooted belief and guidance for what she does.
How are designs judged at a fashion show?
A student fashion show is not just “show and tell”, but a collaborative educational experience that showcases student’s marketing, design, and event production talents. It’s applying the academics to real life. I wanted to learn more about the “what, why, and how” of producing a show by the student body and in particular how it is integrated into the curriculum.
