`AFRICAN AMERICAN’ New York fashion designer Frederick Anderson chose an elegant, tri-level midtown mansion to show his epic new collection titled “African American.” A grand marble staircase led guests to the third floor where mannequins in information, on a long
George Wayne who is known for his bold, notorious, `hold-no-bars’ approach to interviewing celebrities, is enjoying the launch of his first book `Anyone Who’s Anyone: The Astonishing Celebrity Interviews – 1987-2017.’ (Harper Collins). His “GW Q&As” in Vanity Fair, where
Fashion happenings are always buzzing in and around New York City. Yes, Fashion Week is officially over, but apart from the formal runway shows and fashion presentations, there were several `happenings’ that took place and are still going on as
HITS AND MISSES AT NEW YORK FASHION WEEK Although nothing startlingly new came out of New York Fashion Week, they were some moments of genius that peeked through the smorgasbord of shows across a cold and wet New York City,
New York Fashion Week started off with a series of menswear shows. Among a sea of lesser-known menswear designers was Tom Ford, the only “big” name that came out of that situation. Fortunately, the only place to see over ten