Last night’s second installment of Styleweek Northeast’s Season 15 was a stunning display of three “generations” of local fashion making.
Designers worked with girls to bring their visions to life on the catwalk, creating collections with themes based on lightning bolts, nature and water, Nancy Drew books and candy.
Dominican Republic-born fashion designer Maria del Carmen Mercado has been making clothes since she was just a little girl.
Providence may not be the “fashion capital” of the world, but it is the Creative Capital.
Watch boats sail through Newport, snack on food truck fare, chow down on Cinco de Mayo cuisine and more fun things to do.
Day three was a mixed medley of looks, running the gamut from clean-cut work appropro attire to feather puffs to fringe festooned Americana grunge. Starting the evening was the subdued Gypset Girl, who, even with her undulating feather puff accents and sparkling athliesure tops, kept it simple. Jewel tones mixed with matte black made for the street fashion. Photo Credit:…
It’s time to plan your outfits and buy your tickets for StyleWeek Northeast’s fourteenth season at the Rhode Island Convention Center.
Having StyleWeek withdrawals? Look no further than the streets around you. Providence is the fashion mecca of the state where Pinterest and Instagram-inspired outfits can be spotted from Thayer Street to College Hill. Whether it be trendy, preppy or a simple streamlined look, we found inspo. in the latest street styles from the residents of PVD.
A memorial installation for Alexandra Nam. Photographs by Myke Yeager. The final night of StyleWeek Northeast involved five fashion shows, including a moving tribute to Korean designer Alexandra Nam who died unexpectedly this summer. She was scheduled to present her new collection at StyleWeek’s closing night, and her parents flew in from Korea for the honorary memorial installation honoring their…
