Showing posts with label Fashion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fashion. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

HEART OF GOLD FASHION SHOW

GIRL TALK...

     On the night of March 6th 2010, Wasabi Fashion Kult, MOD Media & The Opium Group presented Miss Sixty's 2010 Spring & Summer Collection at Mansion Nightclub. It was the rite time and most definitely the rite place for Miami's top ten models to strut the collection that consisted of bright colored dresses, spring prints, and the latest denim. Whoa did they work that catwalk!                             

     There, they transformed the runway into a fashion odyssey. The airwaves were filled with the resonating sounds of world renowned superstar DJ Tamara Sky. She seamlessly laid a groove that consisted of Disco,Electro House, & 80's Rock. As the roar of the crowd built, out came the models, leaving the audience in awe! The styles were hip, the models were fabulous, and the music was groovy. "What an awesome show", I thought. With all the "eye candy" in sight, I managed to grab a few pics that described the evening.

     In conclusion, these two well established sisters, Christine & Jennifer Henry have an enormous impact on the fashion world.  Teaming up with The Opium Group, WFK, and Miss Sixty, MOD Media has once again "done it".  Check out their blog at
www.modmediablog.com


Full gallery here.. Miss Sixty Fashion Show

Photography by: Murkem

Alice In Wonderland Fashion Show

Inspired by the release of Tim Burton's latest "Alice in Wonderland" remake, Murkem and I decided to set out on an adventure of our own. We happened to spot an unusually sexy white rabbit running down the streets of Miami Beach in a bikini. Awestruck, we decided to follow her to see where she was off to in such a hurry. We caught up with her on the corner of Lincoln road & Washington to find out the scoop.

"I'm late, I'm late!" she screamed as she try to sprint passed us. It seemed that she was late for a runway show at SET, where she would be modeling B. Swim-wear's newest spring/summer collection hosted by the fabulous girls at Mod Media. {Model's are always late btw} She slipped us two red pills labeled "eat me" "Take these if you wanna join me" she said enticingly. Sure enough we did, and off to the party we went.

Inside, we were enveloped by a wonderland of SET's luscious soundscapes, illustrious light show, and abundance of beautiful women. Working the runway was Miami's top model's strutting their stuff in the likeness of Alice, The Mad Hatter, Tweddle dee & Tweedle Dum, and even the Wicked queen of hearts. We happened to snap a few pictures while we were inside, here's what we captured....

After the show, we were secretly invited to the Mad Hatters Tea party at an undisclosed location.The after party quickly turned into a mind altering journey filled with colorful characters & psychedelic substances.


Photography by In The Cut Studios

makeup: faye gutkind, mckenzie fawcett-hunt, karla hirkaler, and alejandro acosta

Hair jose guerrero, and kaaren terpack

Full Gallery Here....  Alice & Wonderland Fashion Show

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

Wasabi Fashion Kult- by Nick Flash

High Atop the Gansevoort rooftop, I meet all kinds of fashionistas & entrepreneurs.

One of the most interesting groups however, had to be the "Wasabi Fashion Kult"

Check out their awesome magazine here.. wasabifashionkult.com




Tuesday, June 2, 2009

Ed Hardy: A Salute to Douche-Bags! Written by Jaan Alejandra Lalwani


I’ve always been a big supporter of color. I love coordinating colors, buying colorful items and looking at skittles. To me the color a person wears on their clothing can determine what they are all about that particular day. However, I never thought I would live to see the day when a clothing line molested colors.

Thank-you Ed Hardy for giving me the opportunity to realize that yes, you can put a price on absolute bullshit. It’s just horrible how people actually think this shit looks cool on them. The concept of someone wearing tattoos on clothing makes me sick to my stomach as well as giving me a massive migraine.

If you wear Ed Hardy clothing or anything related to Ed Hardy...do you honestly think you look cool? Do you really think it makes you look slimmer? Just because Mommy and Daddy won’t let you get a tattoo doesn’t mean you have to commit to this disease of a clothing line.

Most of the people who wear Ed Hardy are celebrities who are paid to wear it and douchebags who want to look exactly like the buddy they walked into the club with. Oh yeah, and people who over-tan in the salons and turn out having the skin complexion of an oompa loompa.

Yes, this all might offend you but you have to realize that Ed Hardy is over-priced, over-done and easy-to rip. And when you do buy this shit, don’t forget to take off the TJ Max price tag.

Tuesday, May 19, 2009

Stlye Paris Fashion Show {Video by Kozmo Koz, Pictures by Sean Egiziano}

Susan Sutherland, owner of "Style Paris" Worth Ave. put on a fantastic fashion show at the Lost Tree country club to show off her exquisite line of couture. I, Nick Flash was there to provide a prefect soundtrack, along with Sean Egiziano & Kozmo Koz doing the pictures and the video.

Be on the lookout for her new line that the beScene team will bring you exclusively.








Fashion: Susan Southerland

Video: Kozmo Koz

Pictures: Sean Egiziano

Music: Nick Flash

Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Ea Lingerie {Runway Coverage By Nick Flash}

Last Wednesday, April 8th 2009 was the 40th Anniversary of "The Forge" Miami. I was invited by "Mod Media" to get some exclusive shots of Ea Lingerie's new line. This line is chic, sexy, elegant and a perfect compliment to "the Forge's" fabulous cuisine and fine wine or champagne.

Check out Ea Lingerie online and surprise your lover with something sexy.

EA Lingerie
























Thursday, April 2, 2009

A peek @ Miami Fashion Week By Carla A. Caceres



Miami Fashion Week is an annual event held in Miami, Florida. It is held every year during the spring in the Wynwood Arts District and other hip spots around the beautiful city of Miami. Fashion Week was started in 1998 and it is the world's largest fashion event for Latin American and Caribbean fashion designers.

I was invited to many events during Fashion Week, and I made sure I was there to attend the hottest ones to give you the inside scoop. A couple that I attended were Miami Fashion Week in Soho Studios & Rock Fashion Week at the Fountain Bleau. These events included names such as : Lei Marco {He has been featured on Fashion TV many times, you can check out his website here leimarco.com} Abi Ferrin {I really liked her because she not only designs, but she has a great cause behind it all.} Abi Ferrin and her team are working with two rescue organizations who shelter the women out of the sex trade while they provide them with alternatives to abusive employment, you can check her website out at abiferrin.com. I got to check out these designers and many more. They were all amazing!

With all the madness that was going down in Miami Beach this week, no wonder all the stars wanted to "Be Scene" in Miami's alluring nightlife. I am happy to say I met some stars for myself including: Kristin Cavallari, Paul Oakenfold, Russel Simmons and Tommy Hilfiger, all at amazing venues and events, and thats just to name a few!


Here are some pics from the Abi Ferrin show, shot by Nick Flash. Enjoy!





Stay tuned, I'll be bringing you some more life of the fabulous soon.

ciao ciao,

-C
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Carla A.
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