What does the law say about protecting your fashion design ideas? Can fashion designs be protected by copyright? Fashion designs can mean several things. A fashion design can mean a sketch, a color, like Louboutin’s famous red bottom shoes, a type of fabric or the way the outfit is cutRead More →
Kaia Aragon wearing her favorite dress she designed (Photo: Kaia Aragon) While some creatives find their passion later in life, others find their calling at an early age. A Colorado elementary student named Kaia Aragon wowed the internet with her closet of handmade creations. She even received a sewing machineRead More →
Annetta of Amagansett designer Jennifer Galante Han has announced the launch of her limited-edition collection of locally inspired ‘slow fashion’ clothing for girls. Annetta offers clothing for women, and now also for girls, made from lightweight linen and cotton, and meant to embody the laid-back, laid-back Amagansett lifestyle. The newRead More →
Karma World Entertainment, Ludacris’ entertainment media company and leading toy distributor Mattel launched a collection of Karma’s World dolls and accessories featuring various models from Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) DTech Lab students. The dolls, who sport an array of vibrant fashions, are available now at Target, Amazon, Walmart andRead More →
Creative director, designer and artist Nigeria Ealey feeds on inspiring images. In his West Coast home, which is laced with floor-to-ceiling windows that feature city views and mood boards that run the length of the walls, he literally surrounds himself with them. This is how he stays true to hisRead More →
AMMAN With lines from love poems and flowing calligraphy, Jordanian fashion designer Hana Sadiq embroiders a testament to the beauty of Arab women. class=”cf”> Over a decades-long career, Iraqi-born Sadiq has shown her designs around the world and dressed the stars, but she remains rooted in the traditions of herRead More →
Published on: 04/29/2022 – 07:28 Amman (AFP) – With lines from love poems and flowing calligraphy, Jordanian fashion designer Hana Sadiq embroiders a testament to the beauty of Arab women. Over a decades-long career, Iraqi-born Sadiq has shown her designs around the world and dressed the stars, but she remainsRead More →
With lines from love poems and flowing calligraphy, Jordanian fashion designer Hana Sadiq embroiders a testament to the beauty of Arab women. Over a decades-long career, Iraqi-born Sadiq has shown her designs around the world and dressed the stars, but she remains rooted in the traditions of her native country.Read More →
Fashion may have its new star, but the world will have to wait a few years until Kaia Aragon completes her studies, that is, primary school. Nine-year-old Kaia Aragon has gone viral on TikTok for her stunning original fashion designs. Her mother, Tonya, has a TikTok account of her daughter’sRead More →
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SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) – A local business was born out of the pain of losing a loved one too soon. Amy Ogunyemi says her father-in-law, the late Dr. Frederick Ogunyemi, called her “my friend,” which means my friend in French. The words are the inspiration behind the name of herRead More →
Thierry Mugler was one of the most prolific fashion designers of the 1980s and 1990s. For two decades, the French designer helped shape an era of colorful catwalks with artfully sculpted, larger-than-life designs. More recently, Thierry Mugler and his eponymous label have enjoyed a renaissance as stars like Cardi BRead More →
TOKYO — French fashion designer Manfred Thierry Mugler, whose dramatic designs have been worn by celebrities like Madonna, Lady Gaga and Cardi B, has died. He was 73 years old. He died on Sunday, his official Instagram account announced. “May his soul rest in peace,” he said in an all-blackRead More →
This year’s Apsara Fashion Week highlighted the work of Shaibal Saha, designer at Anjans. A line of sustainable clothing inspired by the waves created in the desert and nature presented in the collection. Saha’s line consisted of six garments, all in neutral and cooler tones, and desert-like colors like beige,Read More →
A watercolor of a bather on a beach by Henry Scott Tuke – estimate £ 10,000-12,000 at Lodge & Thomas. Roland arkell 08 Nov 2021 1. Henry Scott Tuke watercolor Henry Scott Tuke is featured twice in Lodge & Thomas’ inaugural art auction in Truro, Cornwall on November 12. ARead More →
Christian Dior (French, 1905-1957). Costume bar, afternoon ensemble with a jacket in natural ecru shantung and a skirt in black pleated wool crepe. Haute Couture Spring-Summer 1947, Corolle line. Dior Héritage collection, Paris. (Composite scan: Katerina Jebb) The exhibition’s New York premiere Christian Dior: Creator of Dreams traces the revolutionaryRead More →
Click to enlarge Photo of the CP: Kaycee Orwig Masha Vereshchenko poses with her art at Boheme in Lawrenceville. Masha Vereshchenko crosses her legs as she sits on Boheme’s window sill in Lawrenceville with Bat, her little 7 month old Chihuahua who enthusiastically climbs on top of her. She isRead More →
Fab India’s use of Naga cultural motifs and materials attracts criticism Morung Express newsDimapur | Aug 13 Cultural appropriation of Naga cultural material has existed for a long time. One example is the 1972 Bollywood film “Ye Gulistan Hamara” depicting a tribal community living along the border with China whereRead More →
Fab India’s use of Naga cultural motifs and materials draws criticism News Morung ExpressDimapur | August 13 Cultural appropriation of Naga cultural materials has been going on for a long time. An example is the 1972 Bollywood film “Ye Gulistan Hamara” depicting a tribal community living along the border withRead More →
Thierry Mugler is one of the most prolific fashion designers of the 1980s and 1990s. For two decades, the French designer helped shape an era of colorful catwalks with artistically sculpted and larger-than-life designs. More recently, Thierry Mugler and his eponymous brand have enjoyed a renaissance as stars like CardiRead More →
Breadcrumb Links Local News Author of the article: Marie Caton St. Clair College Fashion Design Technician Program Coordinator and Professor Elaine Chatwood adjust a dress during the virtual workshop fashion show at the school on Tuesday, June 15, 2021. Due to pandemic restrictions , a robot was used to presentRead More →
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (WFLA) – The Salvador Dalí Museum This week is organizing a virtual event that will showcase the talents of 24 high school students from the Fashion Design at The Dalí program. “This year’s topic was the influence of Dali’s art in filmmaking and a lot of peopleRead More →
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Celebrity-favorite designer Anamika Khanna believes the coronavirus pandemic has caused everyone in the fashion industry to rethink their relationship with their work. The Mumbai-based fashion designer, known for dressing movie stars like Kareena Kapoor Khan, Katrina Kaif and Sonam Kapoor Ahuja, said that the year 2020 has restored his faithRead More →
Stuck at home with only her immediate entourage for inspiration, Amy Lawrance used 2020 to create brightly colored clothes that became her escape from the gloom of the lockdown. The RMIT University fashion graduate spent her honorary year in the kitchen doing what would ultimately be chosen from applications fromRead More →
At least 45 fashion designers recently completed a three-day technical fashion design training course at the Gaye Nyoro Skills Center. The training, organized by SheTrades and Andandorr (YEP) under the tutelage of the Ministry of Trade, Industry, Regional Integration and Employment, is designed to connect these women entrepreneurs to internationalRead More →
CITY OF MEXICO – Mexico must redouble its efforts to protect indigenous fashion designs from a plethora of global brands accused of borrowing or culturally appropriating handcrafted designs for years without giving credit, lawyers and observers said. ‘industry. Their comments came as the Crafts Institute in Oaxaca, southern Mexico, accusedRead More →
No, you can’t choose Bison three times In many other cases, most of the fighting game community would probably quickly view Street Fighter: Duel as just another mobile game, but its special artwork certainly caught our attention. These trendy and unique street fashion designs for world warriors have received aRead More →
FASHION ABOVE ALL: Chantal Thomass is perhaps best known for her naughty lingerie designs, but before her intimate clothes became de rigueur, she was also a prolific fashion designer, first under the Ter et Bantine label then under her own name. Alongside contemporaries such as Kenzo Takada, Jean-Charles de CastelbajacRead More →
By RACHEAL NABISUBI Walking the catwalk as Ugandan fashion designers showcased their designs at Bugolobi’s MoTIV village was alluring. The sight of artistic lights and decorations carefully embodied from African fibers and fabrics was awe-inspiring. These were used to create African fashion models which were exhibited upon entry at theRead More →
Since 2010, the Bloomington Trashion Committee has held annual parades featuring clothing made from recycled materials by local designers. But when her 2020 show was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the committee had to find a safer way for models to walk the runway. To adapt, the Bloomington TrashionRead More →
When Laura Kim was a child, her mother used all kinds of tricks to get her to eat. “She made it into a kind of theater,” says the formerly capricious Kim, who, along with Fernando Garcia, is co-creative director of Oscar de la Renta and Monse (the label she andRead More →
Just in time for the start of the fall season, the local artists’ village gallery will feature fashion designer Suzen Brackell during the month of September. The cooler weather can motivate you to put summer clothes away and look for something colorful and stylish to refresh last year’s fall wardrobe.Read More →
The lockdown sparked creativity in unexpected places, from filmmakers making short films at home, kitchen artists trying out innovative new recipes, or people simply rediscovering the sheer pleasure of drawing and drawing. to paint. Expressing yourself through fashion is a bit trickier though – with stores and boutiques closed orRead More →
Central Saint Martins graduate Jessan Macatangay incorporated deconstructed chairs into his striking fashion collection, to symbolize how people carry the weight of personal struggles. Entitled Finding Beauty and Power in Struggle, the collection is made up of five different looks that gradually become lighter and less bulky, as they graduallyRead More →
By Wanying ZhaoMedill Reports China, the world’s largest clothing manufacturer, is also quickly taking the lead in clothing design. At the Bronzeville boutique in Chicago’s southern neighborhood, owner Treva Salaam discovered that her favorite fashion country was Guangzhou, China. “I go to a lot of clothing salons. I go toRead More →
This article was updated on June 3 at 6:20 p.m. Julia Koerner said she sees the human body as a smaller version of a building – fashion wraps the body much like a facade covers a work of architecture. UCLA’s assistant assistant professor of architecture said fashion offered him aRead More →
By Melina Zuñiga / Cronkite News | May 9, 2018 PHOENIX – A model in a pink bodysuit and a red high waisted couture skirt gracefully slides down the catwalk. But her sleek outfit takes fashion beyond the traditional, with smart technology designed to relieve a woman’s period cramps. TheRead More →
Whether you’ve booked a flight somewhere urban for business or are flying to the tropics for a getaway, one of the most exciting parts of traveling is stocking up on vacation clothes. But the mark of a fashion-conscious traveler is cultivating a signature look that takes you anywhere (and comfortablyRead More →
To print this article, all you need to do is be registered or log in to Mondaq.com. The fashion industry in the United States generates over $300 billion in revenue each year. In addition to its substantial contributions to the American economy, fashion is considered an art form The MetropolitanRead More →
As New York Fashion Week approaches, there’s no reason to cry that you missed your favorite shows. Do you smell the latest Chanel? You’ll be able to pick up a knockoff online days after the show – before the originals even hit brick-and-mortar stores, before the real Karl Lagerfeld evenRead More →