The winner of the Sorelli Green Apple Collection earrings is Katy Miller, of Hidden Valley Lake, CA, who says ” Wow! I am so excited to have won! I love fashion pulse, it is my go-to for the latest affordable fashion trends. Thank you so much!”
Congrats Katy, and thanks to everyone who entered the contest.
April 28, 2009
Sorrelli Jewelry Giveaway Winner Announced
April 28, 2009
Alex & Chloe Sale
Now through April 30th, the cheeky jewelry line Alex & Chloe is selling its wares for up to 70% off. Don’t miss a chance to pick up one of their fabulous tongue-in-cheeck necklaces or even a t-shirt (also on sale). Head to AlexandChloe.com to check out all of the items available!
April 27, 2009
Anna Sheffield of Bing Bang Designs for Target!
[Images shown are from Anna’s Bing Bang and eponymous jewelry lines, NO images avail. yet from the Target collection!]
Another quite exciting jewelry designer collaboration is on its way to Target! Anna Sheffield of the jewelry label Bing Bang is launching a limited-edition jewelry collection, Anna Sheffield for Target. Unfortunately, we’ve got to wait the entire summer for it; the collection debuts August 30th and will be available through December 30th. There aren’t any images available of the jewelry line as of it, so we’ve posted some of our favorites from Bing Bang, in hopes of seeing similar items in the Target collection! Stay tuned for more info!
April 26, 2009
NYU’s Fashion Business Association Spring Fashion Show
Photo Credit: Paul Newland - Solvara.com
Photo Credit: Paul Newland - Solvara.com
Photo Credit: Paul Newland - Solvara.com
As expected, NYU’s Fashion Business Association offered an interesting, well-edited selection of young designers displaying their latest collections. The eight designers who showed their wares spanned both mens and womens design that ranged from street wear to evening. One of FPD’s favorites from the lineup was Menzer Hajiyeva, who showed a small collection focusing on the use of color and form. Her work this season was much more tailored, offering complex tailoring techniques interspersed with modest infusions of color. Overall, I have to compliment the students on all of their work; NYU does not offer a dedicated fashion design program, so all of the student’s work seen in the show had to be created in an extracurricular manner. With a lot of students balancing 18 credits along with internships, jobs, and everything else, it’s quite impression to put together a collection in their “spare” time, which doesn’t really exist when you’re in college!
