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Only in its third season, NAHM may be considered but an infant in the fashion world, however designer Nary Manivong and partner Ally Hilfiger proved to be, yet again, an undeniable presence at New York Fashion Week.
The duo, known for their highly-wearable line of delicate, feminine shirtdresses, debuted their 2012 Fall/Winter collection this past Friday at Milk Studios and were met with overwhelming praise.
We caught up with Nary to discuss the collection, and where he finds his inspiration. More»
Bethesda Row, that cute alley in Bethesda with all the fun stores, announced the return of its second annual Bethesda Row Boutique Week! There will be an entire week filled with shopping events, styling tips and the Washington, D.C. exclusive premiere of fashion film "Dressed" with the star and director of the film from September 30-October 7. More»
Justin Bieber rocked the purple shades on the red carpet and a homeless designer made good. W Hotels feted their chosen arbiters of style while other fashion types ate monogrammed cupcakes. Some women dropped $20,000 on the new Gucci bag. Last night was expensive, but worth it. More»
[All photos by JP PULLOS for PMc]. Ally Hilfiger was among the notable guests who attended a screening of Dressed at Tribeca Cinemas last night. The David Swajeski documentary tells the story of Nary Manivong's journey from destitution to success in the fashion industry. More»
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An eclectic crowd of film-lovers and fashionistas gathered at SoHo House on Thursday for the screening of David Swajeski's newest documentary, "Dressed". The film recounts the amazing story of Designer Nary Manivong's arduous journey from childhood poverty to success in New York City's fashion industry. More story and photos below... More»
Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.
