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Neptune House swaps the runway for a gallery debut
Neptune House is back — this time, trading the runway for the gallery. On Saturday, Feb. 22, Loft39 on Manhattan’s West 39th Street hosted…
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Cha Cha festival is steeped in tradition and designed for connection
Bruce Lee didn’t just throw punches — he danced. Before becoming a martial arts legend, he was Hong Kong’s Cha-Cha champion. The same precision,…
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AAS fashion graduates unite to celebrate culture, identity, and nostalgia in ‘MOSAIC’ showcase
A real-life mosaic unfolded on the fifth floor of the University Center during the AAS Fashion Graduate Showcase. Titled “MOSAIC: PERSONAL STORIES, COLLECTIVE EFFORT,”…
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How this Parsons first-year walked her own design and closed the show at Silk: First Light
One gown, 250 hours. Beneath the neoclassical arches of Columbia University’s Low Library, first-year Parsons fashion design student Enkhjin Batbold shined in the spotlight…
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How Patrick Taylor transformed skiing and sailing into knitwear
I first met Patrick Taylor at his Chelsea apartment, where the space exuded a quiet warmth. Soft furniture, a peaceful garden view through the…
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The power of student collaboration: a first look at ‘First Look’
Additional reporting by Zoe Barnes In the heart of SoHo, an empty studio transformed into a glowing canvas. Flickering candlelight danced across swaths of…
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