Posts Tagged ‘ Kaylene Peoples ’

Samantha Lockwood – A Creative Renaissance Woman Tapping into a Variety of Disciplines, and Doing Them All Superbly!

Samantha Lockwood – A Creative Renaissance Woman Tapping into a Variety of Disciplines, and Doing Them All Superbly!

With so much going for her in her acting and fine artist career (oh yeah, she also teaches Bikram Yoga), it’s hard to imagine Samantha having time for anything else. But this focused Renaissance woman is carving her own niche as a jewelry designer with a very unique concept. Her line is called Fleurings.



Film Distribution Series Part 2 with Jerome Courshon – The Producer Rep

Independent filmmakers have so much to juggle. First they have to coordinate the shoot, and this is after a script is selected, cast, and the crew is in place.



Monique L’Huillier Spring 2012 Exclusive Backstage: The Thought Behind the Theme

Monique L’Huillier Spring 2012 Exclusive Backstage:  The Thought Behind the Theme

Nobody else had access. Nobody could capture it except Arun Nevader! Once again, Agenda has scooped an EXCLUSIVE BACKSTAGE . . . this time of Monique L’Huillier’s Spring 2012 Collection at Lincoln Center on September 10, during Mercedes Benz Fashion Week New York.



Anna Sui’s Spring 2012 Playful Collection Has a Multitude of Inspirations While Still Flattering a Woman’s Figure

Anna Sui’s Spring 2012 Playful Collection Has a Multitude of Inspirations While Still Flattering a Woman’s Figure

Mercedes Benz Fashion Week New York presented Anna Sui’s Spring 2012 collection with a multitude of inspirations while still managing to figure flatter. I always like attending this fashion show. Why? Because Anna Sui has yet to disappoint me.



Altuzarra During New York Fashion Week – A Classy and Edgy Spring 2012 Collection

Altuzarra During New York Fashion Week – A Classy and Edgy Spring 2012 Collection

During New York Fashion Week on September 10, Designer Joseph Altuzarra created a classy yet edgy, sophisticated yet futuristic collection, which defined his Spring 2012 line. The vivid colors ranging from vibrant greens, bold yellows, striking whites, and blue accents, colored a variety of styles.



Fashion’s Night Out at Escada on 5th Avenue in New York on September 9, 2011

Fashion’s Night Out at Escada on 5th Avenue in New York on September 9, 2011

With Fashion’s Night Out happening everywhere around the country, I had a great evening on 5th Avenue in New York on September 9! Most of my time was spent at the luxurious Escada. Models pantomimed in the front window display, which garnered quite a lot of attention from passers by.



Supima Design Competiton September 8, 2011, During Mercedes Benz Fashion Week New York, Hosted by Rachel Zoe

Supima Design Competiton September 8, 2011, During Mercedes Benz Fashion Week New York, Hosted by Rachel Zoe

Celebrity stylist Rachael Zoe and Jesse Curlee of Supima hosted the finals of Supima’s fourth annual design competition at Lincoln Center September 8, 2011 during Mercedes Benz Fashion Week. Among some of the judges were Coco Rocha and Charlotte Ronson. The lineup consisted of eight students from FIT, RISD, SCAD, and Pratt.



Richard Chai Thinks Outside the Box with LOVE PLUS MEN’S Spring 2012 Collection during Mercedes Benz Fashion Week New York

Richard Chai Thinks Outside the Box with LOVE PLUS MEN’S Spring 2012 Collection during Mercedes Benz Fashion Week New York

On September 8, 2011, Richard Chai’s Love + Men’s Spring 2012 collection was filled with layered separates and odd pairings. For her, short pleated skirt fronts worn apron-style over long pants.



Fatigues to Fabulous – Honoring Women Veterans at Lincoln Center September 8, 2011, During Mercedes Benz Fashion Week New York

Fatigues to Fabulous – Honoring Women Veterans at Lincoln Center September 8, 2011, During Mercedes Benz Fashion Week New York

I always enjoy attending Mercedes Benz Fashion Week in New York and have consistently for the past several seasons, but never before have I been so moved as I was on September 8, 2011 at the South Courtyard at Lincoln Center. As I was in between shows (I just saw Richard Chai’s Spring 2012 collection) I discovered there was a presentation by the nonprofit Fatigues to Fabulous.



From Princes to Frogs: The Evolution of Relationships in the Media

From Princes to Frogs: The Evolution of Relationships in the Media

(Written by Megan McMurtrey) Remember the old days in film when every relationship seemed perfect? When all a woman had to do was smile and it was love at first sight and “happily ever after?” Movies like An Affair to Remember and Breakfast at Tiffany’s set a standard for romance that the modern relationship can’t seem to fulfill any longer. And so, with the advent of new technology, the modern romance story was born with a little less “happily ever after” and a little more […]