Eco-labels and charity-driven clothing lines aren’t the only ones lending their time and talents to great causes. Some of the world’s most profound designers are collaborating with charities that inspire them to create products that give back to individuals that need help most. Vivienne Westwood’s Ethical Fashion Africa Collection Teaming up with the Ethical Fashion … Continue Reading
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On Sunday, July 17th, East End Hospice and Camp Good Grief hosted their 3rd Annual Lucheon & Strolling Fashion Show, “Giving Is Always In Fashion” at the acclaimed Stone Creek Inn, in East Quogue, NY.
In school did it every bother you when certain fellow students could review a book once and walk in and ace the final? Or an athlete with no prior experience in a new sport and just kills it on their first try? In the fundraising world, that individual is the one who can single-handedly pull … Continue Reading
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The Cancer League, Inc. and Bloomingdale’s certainly showed “It’s Better Together” as Cancer League members sauntered down the runway in the latest fashion trends. The models enjoyed having their hair and makeup done by the well known Joseph Cozza. Some of the notable designers featured in the show were Max Mara, Armani, Elie Tahari and Ralph Lauren.
On April 12, 2011, Fashionphile hosted the grand opening of its newest location on Maiden Lane in San Francisco.
GreenGlamGo kicked off its launch of the first green fashion mobile application on April 22, 2011 in San Francisco.
As the 137th Anniversary of the Kentucky Derby approaches, organizations across the country are theming their fundraisers after the famous race.
April 8, 2011 marked the Junior League of San Francisco’s 85th Annual Fashion Show, “A Fashionable Legacy.”
The International Academy of Design and Technology (IADT) hosted IMAGINE at the Grand Hyatt on March 31, 2011 in downtown San Antonio.
On March 24, 2011 the de Young Museum of San Francisco celebrated the opening of Balenciaga and Spain exhibit curated by Vogue’s Hamish Bowles.
