Meet New Yorks Fashionable Young Professionals at the Most Exclusive Fashion Event during NYFW 2015

Meet New Yorks Fashionable Young Professionals at the Most Exclusive Fashion Event during NYFW 2015

The Emerging Trends Fashion Show debuted its runway presentation last Fall as part of NYFW 2014. This February, we bring you "The Emerging Trends Fashion Celebration Event" as part of NYFW Fall/Winter 2015. Meet New York's trendiest young professionals and network with fashion industry's finest while we spin the best tunes from major runway shows around the world.
During the past 8 years, SYNERGY has demonstrated enormous success with our international events in Paris, London, and NYC. The Emerging Trends Platform has grown while working with fashion forward creatives, major sponsors, and press such as Vogue UK, giving emerging designers an extensive opportunity to market and in many cases launch their brands.
Our Fashion Week Spotlight event is an exclusive industry event which will bring professionals who love design, beauty and style. This event is curated with the most amazing collaboration of decor, ambiance, music, and visual arts. The event will be hosted by Miss NY United States 2014: Julia La Roche with Miss MA USA 2015 - Polikseni Manxhari and Miss Maine USA 2015 - Heather Elwell.
Featuring:
- Red carpet paparazzi entry with professional photographers
- Fashion installation by Gate 26 Modern Vintage, Sabrina's Boutique Jewelry, Palomino Jewelry & Annick Levesque showcasing timeless European high fashion
- Video preview highlighting runway shows from top brands worldwide (Milan, London, Paris, Beijing)
- Mingle and network with NYC’s fashion elite in an uspcale private venue
- Enjoy complimentary beauty bar services to VIP guests
- Dance to our carefully selected soundtrack inspired by fashion films from the past 10 seasons
Dress Code: Fashionable, chic & creative evening wear encouraged. This is a 21+ event.
Official Website: http://www.theEmergingTrends.com/ny

Classy Casual Outfit For Guys - Tips For Men

Classy Casual Outfit For Guys - Tips For Men

Men like to keep their dress code very casual, because it is one of the most comfortable dress code, providing an instant relaxed style but also practicality and a “being cool” sense if styled properly. By a little styling you can enhance your dressing style. We are going to show you some amazing casual dress ideas for men for this season.

Mostly men have a couple of jeans and shirts in their wardrobe. Very few like to add formal clothes to their closet. If you don’t own some cool T-shirts you are definitely lacking behind in the fashion sense. To be well dresses, you need to own few pair of jeans and shirts that are very casual and stylish.

You can easily afford these and wear them on regular basis. Casual dresses are very cheaper than formal ones. Therefore purchasing them wouldn’t be any problem for you all. Only a little advice on how to dress well in casual clothes can change your personality and style. A good dressing style can grab everyone’s attention wherever you go. The trick to dress up well is not that difficult. By adding new styles, colors and looks can be a bonus point for you.There are a lot more options for you to wear.  Such as cardigans, t-shirts, collared shirts, sport clothes, Polo’s etc. Carrying accessories is also must. Now lets begin with some  simple casual dress tips for men

Jeans with White Tee Shirt: Boys/men mostly prefer clothes in monochromatic tones and this styling idea is another go at the same tone. White has always been a favorite among men but to make it a little stylish wear it in fashion with regular patched denim and grey ankle high boots. Dark and light colors are must to have in your wardrobe. Denim jeans is must. You can pair any kind of outfit with it.Roll over your trouser

Beanies and T-shirts : Purchase some T-shirts of different styles and colors. You can find some interesting designs at the shops and online too. Replace them with your old typical branded shirts. Graphic shirts are a regular purchase item for men as they come into daily wear but that doesn’t mean you can’t have a stylish look about you. invest in some beanies for the winter season usually a dark toned one and pair it up beautifully with your regular jeans. Facial hair can add extra dapper look.

Collared shirts : A university student or just going out on  a lunch date? both occasions call for a little formal attire but now formal has strayed into some fashion sense and who doesn’t like to wear collared shirts? They are the most stylish shirts you can wear casually. Whether you wear it with jeans or pants. Try to come out of the old designs and colors, rather go for new patterns and styles. Jazz up a simple collared shirt with suede oxfords and rolled up skinnies.

Polo shirts with Bermudas : When you hear the word summers and you like to dress up in a decent way then  I am sure you all own Polo shorts. we already shared some great ideas how to wear polo shirts for sharp look. They are very casual and useful for all the men in every kind of weather. Go for dark and bright colors, as they enhance the beauty. Pair your polo shirts with Beige Bermudas for a day out with friends at the beach. You can wear plimsols or just open sandals.

Six Shows, 6 Artists - LOTS of Winter Street Fashion - Sydney Style.

Six Shows, 6 Artists - LOTS of Winter Street Fashion - Sydney Style.

Has it been cold in Sydney? Hell yeah! Of course depending on your exact GPS location and perhaps depending on your Inner Warmth.. you may or may-not be feeling the cold. Of course in Sydney, a closed door to your storefront even on the coldest day is tantamount to confessing you are not there/closed, have gone outofbusiness.. so its all about an open door policy; so rug up or be one of those people who can wear sandals in all weather conditions (examples (plural) below). All these shows are on NOW but if you want to catch Julie Williams at Barometer gallery you need to go this Sunday as its part of the Art Here quick turnaround 7 shows 7 weeks thingamejig. So here's to staying warm in shops and galleries with open Winter doors, and here's your/my weeks art round-up along with the fashion too! There's 30 pictures, and although it's been suggested I make the whole picture thing look too easy and should show less.. practice helps - ink and paper!!! So Gutenberg - whatever - so here they are, I hope you enjoy and do check out the shows! Mouse over pictures for details, links below.

Louise Whelan - Two Views at Juniper Hall.

Kevin McKay, So Bondi at Brenda May Gallery.

Dion Horstmans, Heavy Metal at Brenda May Gallery.

Julie Williams THE TEARS at Barometer gallery.

Peter Sharp 'The Shape I'm In' at Liverpool Street Gallery.

Geoff Levitus A Foreigner’s Glimpse at Stanley Street Gallery.

http://juniperhall.com.au/gallery/louise-whelan/
http://juniperhall.com.au/gallery/marie-mansfield/
http://www.brendamaygallery.com.au/
http://www.barometer.net.au/
http://www.liverpoolstgallery.com.au/
http://stanleystreetgallery.com.au/

Telling Stories in Pictures all over Sydney..

Kent Johnson, Sydney, Australia.

0433 796 863

kent@artcommunication.com.au

www.kentjohnsonphotography.com.au

www.fashionphotographysydney.blogspot.com/

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Gorgeous dresses with sleeves by Allium B

Gorgeous dresses with sleeves by Allium B

Every time I see Mary from Allium B she's wearing another gorgeous grown-up dress. One of the perks of running your own fashion label is that you get to wear the product - and model it for That's Not My Age. Here's Mary wearing her current favourite, the Helena dress (above), which comes in viscose georgette and features embroidery inspired by a fragment of French fabric found at Portobello market. And here are some highlights from the autumn collection, which is lovely. I know, because I've seen Mary wearing most of it. 

Allium B was set up by Mary and her sister Clare just over two years ago, when they couldn't find suitable dresses on the high street. With plenty of fashion industry experience and a penchant for vintage-inspired frocks, the Brighton-based duo have come up with a winning formula. 'We provide a tightly edited collection of beautifully detailed dresses, designed to be worn and loved for more than one season,' Mary tells me, 'We call it slow(er) fashion. We love sleeves and side pockets and hunting through vintage fairs to find an old piece of beading or embroidery to bring back to life in a new design.'

Already reasonably priced, these gorgeous grown-up dresses are even more of a deal with That's Not My Age discount. Just type in the code TNMA for 20% off the autumn/winter range. And if you live in Brighton there's a sample sale this Saturday. I'm spoiling you now...