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Pictures inside the Glasgow School of Art fashion show
Pictures inside the Glasgow School of Art fashion show

Glasgow Times

time03-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Glasgow Times

Pictures inside the Glasgow School of Art fashion show

The live catwalk show collectively celebrated the achievements of all students studying BA(Hons) Fashion Design at The Glasgow School of Art. It saw graduating students debut showcase new designs for the first time within The Reid Gallery space. Glasgow School of Art 2025 Fashion Show (Image: Colin Mearns) Read more: Glasgow's Centre for Contemporary Arts reveal May programme These designs hoped to embody creative freedom and diversity, reflecting their individual interests and aspirations. All four year groups presented new work together. Year One students showcased their working process in an exhibition of drawings and illustrations. Glasgow School of Art 2025 Fashion Show (Image: Colin Mearns) Year Two presented garments comprising two contrasting projects under the title Juxtaposition. Year Three displayed under the title Outerwear Project, drawing inspiration from Harris Tweed textile's design history. Meanwhile, highlights of the graduating students' catwalk show included new designs informed by several themes, materials, personal experiences, and rich aesthetic references. Glasgow School of Art 2025 Fashion Show (Image: Colin Mearns) Glasgow School of Art 2025 Fashion Show (Image: Colin Mearns) Julia Maclean-Evans, programme leader BA (Hons) Fashion Design, said: "The BA(Hons) Fashion Design programme fosters a diverse, creative learning environment where students can develop into confident, specialised fashion designers. "This year's graduating students have imaginatively honoured and learned from fashion and cultural traditions whilst looking to the future, learning to balance originality of concept with design viability. "Many have also used their role as emergent designers to shape and lead on ethical, sustainable and responsible fashion design practices." The 2025 fashion show is sponsored by Moda. School of Art 2025 Fashion Show (Image: Colin Mearns) Read more: Glasgow pubs to host themed parties for May bank holidays Glasgow School of Art 2025 Fashion Show (Image: Colin Mearns) Susan McGowan, general manager of Moda, Holland Park, said: "Embracing and embedding ourselves in the culture and heritage of the cities we open our rental neighbourhoods in is a core part of the Moda mentality. "As we prepare to welcome residents to Moda, Holland Park for the first time, it is a huge privilege to be able to support an organisation as prestigious as The Glasgow School of Art. "We're looking forward to working in partnership with the School to celebrate the emerging talent in the fashion world." The garments and portfolio of supporting work from the 2025 graduate fashion show are available to view at the Reid Building, during The Glasgow School of Art's 2025 Degree Show, which runs from May 30 to June 8 across the entire GSA campus.

Lié Studio Launches Exclusive Jewelry Capsule for Moda Operandi
Lié Studio Launches Exclusive Jewelry Capsule for Moda Operandi

Yahoo

time23-04-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Yahoo

Lié Studio Launches Exclusive Jewelry Capsule for Moda Operandi

Lié Studio, the Danish accessories brand founded by former models Amalie and Cecilie Moosgard, is launching a jewelry capsule exclusively for Moda Operandi. It centers around a pair of button earrings belonging to the twins' grandmother, which they ironically found in her sewing kit next to actual buttons. 'It became more than just an earring. It became a design code that ties the entire collection together,' Amalie said. More from WWD Wear Your Spirit Animal With Forte_Forte's Latest Collab Italian Eyewear Brand Sestini's Getting Cheeky for Spring The United States Women's National Team Players Association Taps Gorjana as Official Jewelry Partner Aptly, the earrings were named Coco after Coco Chanel who was known to sport similar styles. But eschewing her much beloved pearls, the Moosgards opted for cooler black onyx in the center and expanded upon their oval shape to include a pendant choker, drop earrings, a bracelet and band rings as well. 'It's really about the balance between two contrasting materials,' Amalie explained, noting the use of silver- and gold-plated frames with ridged edges inspired by Cecilie's Cartier watch from the 1970s. 'The black onyx gives a sleek and elegant finish, which we found to be a perfect fit for Moda Operandi,' she added. The capsule collection ranges from $180 to $415, and will be available on Moda Operandi, and at the brand's Copenhagen boutique starting Thursday. Founded in 2021, Lié Studio has since added bags and belts to its range of contemporary jewelry. The brand counts 130 stockists worldwide, but Moda was the first to introduce it in the U.S., its largest market to date. 'We've always had such a great relationship with Moda and their team,' Cecilie said. 'They have always had valuable insights and given great feedback, which has been rewarding for us as a growing company.' Ryan Kleman, director of buying and accessories for the retailer, pointed out that, 'Serendipitously, the capsule coincides on the two-year anniversary of our partnership.' 'Lié Studio's product instantly connected with the Moda client,' he continued, 'bold yet refined, with an attitude that you'll wear it forever.' Best of WWD A Brief History of Cartier's 'Love' Fine Jewelry Collection A Look Back at Kate Middleton's Cartier Wedding Day Tiara on Her 13th Wedding Anniversary: A Brief History of the Royal Family's Tradition David Yurman Files Lawsuit Against Mejuri, Alleging 'Serial' Copying

The Multi-Million-Dollar Squabble Behind ModaMiami
The Multi-Million-Dollar Squabble Behind ModaMiami

Yahoo

time08-03-2025

  • Automotive
  • Yahoo

The Multi-Million-Dollar Squabble Behind ModaMiami

What started out as something of a tiff between auction giants RM Sotheby's and Hagerty's Broad Arrow seems to have worked itself out into a splendid couple of weeks in South Florida.1958 Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa Harry Yeaggy, Cincinnati, Ohio As the season comes into full swing in sunny south Florida, the car collecting cognoscenti now have two events in a row to attend: last week's ModaMiami held in Coral Gables at the fabulous and historic Biltmore Hotel, and The Amelia, now scheduled for this Saturday only (because of a thunderstorm scheduled for Sunday) at the Ritz Carlton in Amelia Island just up the year, Moda's first, there was a bit of a scheduling snafu—which might have been intentional, might not have been, no one's saying—that saw both events on the same weekend. See, when Hagerty took over the Amelia in 2021, it hadn't yet acquired Broad Arrow Auctions. It did that the following year, and it held its first Broad Arrow Auction at the Amelia last year. RM had been hosting an auction at Amelia since RM Sotheby's held its first ModaMiami 'lifestyle event,' that happened to include an RM Sotheby's auction, the same weekend last year. Scandal!This year the two events were separated by a week, creating a lovely Florida destination week or two for a lot of car weekend was the second running of ModaMiami and, as we said, the 2025 Broad Arrow auction is going to be held Saturday, March it? Too much Inside Baseball? Anyway, the ModaMiami event was a blast, by all accounts, including the official account from organizers, whom you'd expect to say Duff, president of RM Sotheby's, described this year's ModaMiami as 'an event that's redefining what a concours can be.''After our successful debut (last year, which had eight Pebble Beach Best of Show winners in attendance), we're glad to return with an exceptional showcase that blends the best of automotive history with a modern, forward-thinking vibe.'This year's Moda featured 275 cars in the two-day concours held Saturday and Sunday under sunny skies, as well as a driving tour of Coral Gables and the best parts of South Florida on Friday. There was even a Moda After Dark party hosted by Rolls-Royce Saturday the lawn were featured marques like: 50 Years of the Countach, 20 Years of the Veyron, six Mille Miglia cars, and classes for hypercars, Cadillacs, and Stuttgart the auction? RM Sotheby's sold almost $75 million worth of cars over the course of ModaMiami, including a 1966 Ford GT40 Mk II that hammered for $13.2 million, a 1908 Mercedes 150 HP Rennwagen that sold for $8.25 million, and a 1957 Chevrolet Corvette SS XP-64 that went for $7.7 million. A million here a million there and soon you're talking about real everything goes up the coast for tomorrow's Amelia Island concours and auction. Hope to have photos of that for you, too.

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