The Andrew Christian show at Boulevard3- Also billed as "LA Fashion Week Wrap Party" was by far the most fun and visually interesting event we've been to thus far. There was a palpable buzz in the air~ as fashionistas eagerly anticipated Andrew Christian's intimate apparel and casual wear as well as the introduction of his new Black Line, a collection of high end cut and sewn pieces. And while we waited, great tacos, and really delicious Rainforest Tropical Chocolate fondue with exotic fruit--yum! Also, Michael Lohan, Lindsay's Dad, was there as a "celebrity" guest. Hmm.
We checked out the scene at CoLA, but couldn't stay too long as we needed to get over to the Andrew Christian shows. We'll return later today and catch some shows. Meanwhile..
Models pose in the edgy, back entryway of The Liberty building.
Bored models getting their hair done in the green room.
Another backstage shot.
The final show at L.A. Fashion Weekend was Samora. This was by far the most exotic and interesting show of the evening. Samora was influenced by the "opulence of the far east to the luxurious Ottoman Empire." We only wish there would have been a proper runway and better lighting to properly showcase these beautiful designs.
Continuing the onslaught of edgy, independent fashion events, we happened into “L.A. Fashion Weekend” at the Cooper Design Space yesterday evening. We were originally on our way over to CoLA, but bumped into a friend from KTLA, and so decided to check out “L.A. Fashion Weekend,” which seems an apropos name for the LA Fashion scene this season. This event was put together by Mikey Koffman of The Gallery Los Angeles.
First up was POST’AGE by Rich Yu. POST'AGE designs are available at Urban Outfitters.
The menswear is cool- but we're not really liking the cut out holes from the ladies' sweaters, or the white pants for Fall. What do you think?