little-miss-city-girl: Fashion Q

Fashion Q

Emerge with Style: 1920s Women Fashion

She has proven that fashion design is not a career reserved for people who have using vibrant African prints such as the khanga, batik and kitenge as reflection of my origins. Q: What are the challenges you have encountered in the industry so far? STOCKHOLM — Swedish fashion retailer Hennes & Mauritz AB on Wednesday said profits fell by 11 percent in the second quarter due to the strong Swedish krona and increased markdowns as it tried to shift its products. The company said its net profit for the The partnership between Selfridges and Elle, brokered by MediaCom, will also include a Q&A session with Elle fashion editors, Natalia Wansborough-Jones and Donna Wallace. Leading America denim stylist and brand owner, Paige Adams-Geller from Paige Denim How to get your name out there: Paid advertising and affiliates can be effective but when you are starting off and have a limited budget you need to identify what makes your company stand out. It might be worthwhile identifying relevant Q: Let’s talk fashion. Your favorite trends for summer? A: Black and white is cool for summer. It’s very clean, and with a tan, it looks unexpectedly great for summer. I’m also into pastels, especially the mint color. I love the romance of summer It’s time once again to turn 18 valuable column inches of newspaper space over to The Fashion-Forward Guy. Q: Fashion-Forward Guy, what are your rules when it comes to socks? A: The FFG has two hard and fast rules: A, they should be clean, and B .

S ISTERS Latifat Obajinmi, 24, and Moriamo Johnson, 32, both of Sicklerville, N.J., created the women's fashion brand more-contemporary Western silhouettes. We do skirts, blouses, dresses, blazers and pants. Q: What's the clothing cost? The runway won’t end at the fashion show for these models. Two Queens organizations have teamed up to show off some haute couture clothing at a charity event this month — and then fly 10 of the models to Haiti where they will trade heels for BIRMINGHAM, Alabama -- He likes structural shapes and voluminous silhouettes, Neoprene, Spandex and wools. He's designed a black lace sweater for men, lists Michelle Obama as one of his influences and says he'd love to create a one-piece outfit for Beyonce. Designer Kelli Martin is too much of a badass to be described as just a former contestant on “Project Runway.” Proof of Martin’s badassness? She hates the term “fashion” and everything about the industry. She clashes with industry norms and trends. .