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Wednesday, December 22, 2010
More Photos
Natuzzi Showroom, the location host for the previous modaCYCLE Emerging Designers Showcase, has posted some pictures from the event. Here are a few:
View the rest of them on their Facebook album.
View the rest of them on their Facebook album.
Monday, December 13, 2010
modaCYCLE's emerging designers
Last Thursdays, we headed out to Natuzzi Showroom in SoHo to attend modaCYCLE's 1st Semiannual Emerging Designers Showcase. We were honored to be selected as one of ten designers. The event brought together designers, retailers, press, and people from various fields in fashion. Check out photos from the event here:
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=589586&id=835020633&l=ea2167607d" target="_blank">http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=589586&id=835020633&l=ea2167607d
Special thanks to Kelly Hazzard who modeled our Spring 2011 looks for us!
Thursday, October 28, 2010
modaCycle
The writeup and photos about our Spring 2011 Collection posted by modaCycle is one of the best we've seen so far! We love how detailed Aya Rosen gets in describing our clothes and the photos by Ned Rosen perfectly capture the details of individual pieces. We couldn't have done it better ourselves! Thanks to modaCycle for their support!
"Both Samurai and Astronaut outfits are uniforms, and as such, utilitarian. The collection’s main visual theme was its use of utilitarian details such as zippers, riveting, buckles, cargo pockets, snaps, and eyelets in original and unexpected decorative ways. Ms. Bang’s chosen colors for this collection were narrow, focusing on mushroom, taupe and black with a couple of items in purple and copper leather. It ranged from natural soft materials such as jersey, bamboo mesh, distressed copper leather, and silk. To harsh digitally printed jersey, which the designer named “Plasma,” and to stone washed nylons. Some of the collection’s standouts were; a double lined mushroom colored jacket with zippers all around the lapels, which changed shape and colors when the zipper was pulled up or down. A modern and elegant black jersey dress with a cross shape back in sheer black mesh. And a long sleeve nude jersey dress with surprising cargo pockets and buckled straps along the sleeves."
Click through to read the full article: modaCycle
"Both Samurai and Astronaut outfits are uniforms, and as such, utilitarian. The collection’s main visual theme was its use of utilitarian details such as zippers, riveting, buckles, cargo pockets, snaps, and eyelets in original and unexpected decorative ways. Ms. Bang’s chosen colors for this collection were narrow, focusing on mushroom, taupe and black with a couple of items in purple and copper leather. It ranged from natural soft materials such as jersey, bamboo mesh, distressed copper leather, and silk. To harsh digitally printed jersey, which the designer named “Plasma,” and to stone washed nylons. Some of the collection’s standouts were; a double lined mushroom colored jacket with zippers all around the lapels, which changed shape and colors when the zipper was pulled up or down. A modern and elegant black jersey dress with a cross shape back in sheer black mesh. And a long sleeve nude jersey dress with surprising cargo pockets and buckled straps along the sleeves."
Click through to read the full article: modaCycle
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