for a two-day stand of runway shows and presentations including Stella Proseyn, Rose La Grua, William Bradley, Mila Hermanovski, Michael Ngo, Braulia Avina, Sauri, Rochelle Carino and Linden. Mart building downtown (now known as the Reef), where it has once again partnered with Maker City L.A. Whitaker says that a portion of all boutique sales will be donated to the group’s charitable partner, the AIDS Healthcare Foundation.Īnother organization, Los Angeles Fashion Council, is to return to the former L.A. “It’s great for us to be able to have a spot to react with that traffic and introduce these brands to tourists and people who wouldn’t necessarily know about them or about Los Angeles Fashion Week in general.” “This spot is prime real estate for tourists,” said Art Hearts Fashion organizer Erin Whitaker. Scheduled to be open at least through the end of May, it’s stocking pieces by participating designers including Sue Wong, Tumbler and Tipsy and Mister Triple X. In an effort to promote its brands directly to the public, Art Hearts Fashion also opened an 800-square-foot pop-up shop March 1 at the Sweet! Hollywood candy store in the Hollywood & Highland shopping center. Open to the public (tickets range from $20 to $100 for limited VIP front-row seats), this season’s mix of Project Ethos fashion shows (including Liberty Garden, Lubov Tumanova, Hale Bob and Nicole Miller), live art and DJ sets is scheduled to take place beginning at 7:30 p.m. Other designers on the docket include MT Costello, Mister Triple X, House of Li Jon, Artistix Jeans, Beso Moda, Shout Out! Clothing and Pedram Couture.Īlso joining the Art Hearts Fashion lineup will be Project Ethos, a long-running fashion, art and music showcase that usually takes place during L.A.’s fashion week as a stand-alone event. It’s scheduled to kick things off Monday with designer Sue Wong, who follows her spring and summer 2015 “fairies and sirens” runway extravaganza with the showing of her “mythos and goddesses” fall and winter wares.

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