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Sabtu, 02 April 2011

Fashion: District

I know it's been a minute since my last post but I wanted to quickly shout out this great event taking place in the next two weeks. Apparently, ReadysetDC has hosted two successful fashion shows already. This is their third installment. The evening will include a full-length runway show and pop-up shopsand musical performances. This season’s designers include; ARTAYA, Clockwise Clothing, Derringer Friday, DURKL, Ginger Root Design, Hugh & Crye and SAINTCHiC. Check out the video below with footage of previous events.

When: Thursday, April 14th
Time: 7pm (Fashion show begins at 9pm)
Where: Longview Gallery, Washington, DC
Cost: $25

fashion:district II - Fall/Winter 2010 from ReadysetDC on Vimeo.

Kamis, 12 Februari 2009

Artistic AYA Happy Hour

On Friday, February 13th, while NYC designers vie for the attention of masses, Artistic AYA will celebrate DC’s burgeoning fashion forward set during a private happy hour. If you're ahead of the curve, you'll already be aware of the emerging designer talent in the District. If not, be sure to be part of the pack this Friday. Visit www.artisticaya.com for more information

What: Shop and view Artistic AYA’s new pieces, rare sale selection, and bespoke options. Enjoy brownies and bubbles while sampling high-art craftsmanship and multi-culti edge.
Why: Because Artistic AYA is DC’s best kept fashion secret.
When: Friday, February 13 from 6-8PM
Where: Personal Residence 1322B 10th Street NW

Please RSVP to ayanna@artisticaya.com

Sabtu, 04 November 2006

Rock, PAPER, Scissors…

Model wearing the Disco Necklace at the ‘Ayanna’ Line Launch Party last month.
Left to Right: Afropea Paisley Earrings, $167.50; Comma Drop Earrings, $162.50; Gold Leaf Cuff, $192.00, all available at www.artisticaya.com

Paper doesn’t get the accolade it deserves. Whilst I’m still not convinced that it could defeat ‘rock’ in a one-on-one, that hasn’t stopped jewelry designer Dana Ayanna from making it her material of choice. Using a bead rolling technique passed down from her Trinidadian great grandmother, Dana combines vintage magazine paper with stained bamboo, gold, silver and bright colored beads to create a collection inspired by the cultures of the Caribbean, India and South Africa. Dana’s design aesthetic marries urban flavor with a flirty twist; her line is perfect for brightening up our winter wardrobe. Visit her newly launched site @ www.artisticaya.com and ignite your appreciation for paper.

Credit: Photos courtesy of Dana Ayanna. :)

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