Humans is leaving the runway greener than it found it. Making its LA Fashion Week debut Saturday, the brand brought multicolored streetwear to the floor of the Petersen Automotive Museum. Read more...
Photo: On Saturday night, models for Humans took to the LA Fashion Week runway with monochromatic quilted looks and vibrant eyeshadow, elements inspired by the city of Los Angeles. (Jefferson Alade/Daily Bruin)
There’s no need for psychedelics to take a trip into a world of color. On Saturday, LA Fashion Week’s audience was invited to participate in the nostalgic LSD-inspired experience that was JimmyPaul’s Fall Winter 2022 collection. Read more...
Photo: JimmyPaul’s Fall Winter 2022 collection was characterized by bold prints and fluffy accessories on the final day of LA Fashion Week. The unconventional zigzag runway allowed for intimacy between the spectators and models. (Sakshi Joglekar/Assistant Photo editor)
This post was updated April 4 at 4:05 p.m. Natalie Lim creates comedic content both on and off set. With a combined 337,000 followers across Instagram and TikTok, the fourth-year political science student and influencer said she uses her platform as a way to showcase her personality and dry humor. Read more...
Photo: Fourth-year political science student Natalie Lim utilizes social media to share humorous stories and behind-the-scenes glances at her life and modeling career. (Courtesy of Sebastian Keefe/Flanelle Magazine)
Andrew James creates for the past, the present and, most importantly, the party. Opening Friday of LA Fashion Week, his debut collection, titled “Variant Mutations,” was a futuristic pop-art explosion characterized by bold prints and untraditional catwalks. Read more...
Photo: With pops of pattern and pieces of sheer paneling, Andrew James’ Fall Winter 2022 collection was created for all occasions. He said he created the garments with the young professional in mind and chose silhouettes that blurred gender boundaries. (Sakshi Joglekar/Assistant Photo editor)
Femgraphy is mapping the intersection of comfort and elegance. Initially inspired by the metropolitan lifestyle, Carolina Armenta founded the fashion brand two years ago and has since worked to design and market collections with the help of her sister. Read more...
Photo: Founder and designer Carolina Armenta made her LA Fashion week debut on Saturday with her brand Femgraphy. Modeled after the metropolitan woman, the collection focuses on pieces that can transition from day to night and prioritize comfort and elegance. (Jefferson Alade/Daily Bruin)
This post was updated April 4 at 1:53 p.m. MM Milano is moving moths from the lamplight to the spotlight. After showing collections in Paris and Milan, the brand made its LA Fashion Week debut on Friday as part of the event’s contemporary runway. Read more...
Photo: When designing her debut collection for LA Fashion Week, Chona Bacaoco said she drew inspiration from the intricate yet often overlooked patterns of the moth. These designs were translated into bold colors and seen on the runway as headpieces and appliqué. (Sakshi Joglekar/Assistant Photo editor)
A somber storm set the stage for Puey Quiñones’ fashion week debut. On Friday, designers and fashionphiles alike gathered in Downtown Los Angeles’ Petersen Automotive Museum and were privy to LA Fashion Week’s trend forecasts. Read more...
Photo: In his debut collection for LA Fashion Week, designer Puey Quiñones’ brought flowing capes and structured selves to the runway. He said he was inspired by music and his hometown, and set the show to a backdrop of rain sounds as homage to these muses. (Sakshi Joglekar/Assistant Photo editor)
