The final evening of StyleWeek Season 16 packed six runway shows into one night at Rhode Island Convention Center.
Three designers showed very different looks on the runway, from colorful horizontal stripes paired with earth tones and vivid blues to “Downton Abbey”-inspired gowns fit for a garden party.
Kent Stetson subbed drones and robots in for models for his runway show. Photos by Myke Yeager Photography. The closing night of StyleWeek featured 1970’s looks by Clothes Horse Clothing, timeless sportswear by Rose & Thread, ballerina-inspired dresses and gowns by Lalla Bee, and the show-stopping runway production by Providence handbag designer Kent Stetson, which included robots, drones and…
We’re all going to have to step up our pajama game after seeing Amy Lane’s nightwear-inspired show
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.
The closing night of StyleWeek featured designers that ran the fashion gamut from ready-to-wear contemporary career separates to edgy and chic street style and breezy international looks.
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:…
Night two of StyleWeek Season 14 was a well-curated spectacle.
Senior Willa Summers, eleventh-grader Maeve McEnroe, and ninth-grader Brigitte Lynch-Johnson, all participated in the StyleWeek Seedlings Student Design Challenge.
