Runway 7 kicked off NYFW Spring/Summer 2026 with CatWalk FurBaby, a philanthropic-meets-fashion showcase in collaboration with Elysian Magazine at Sony Hall on Tuesday, September 9. The evening blended runway glamor with advocacy, debuting the documentary CatWalk FurBaby 2, which spotlighted animal rescue efforts and NYC-based welfare organizations. Models and celebrity advocates shared the runway with their canine companions, underscoring the show’s message that high fashion can carry heart. VIP guests, including Consuelo Vanderbilt, Real Housewives of New York’s Ramona Singer, and chocolatier Maribel Lieberman, brought star power to the celebration, which closed with the announcement that CatWalk FurBaby will officially return to Runway 7 in 2026. Photo Credit: (Courtesy of Jabbar Photos) (Courtesy of Mark Elton) Karen Floyd publisher, entrepreneur, & founder of Elysian | Dr. Christina Rahm patented scientist and entrepreneur Runway 7 officially kicked off NYFW on Wednesday, September 10 unveiling its most international streetwear lineup yet. More than 35 designers from Argentina, France, Africa, Chile, Portugal, and the U.S. showcased their Spring/Summer 2026 collections at Sony Hall. The streetwear spotlight was on 4Hustlers2Win, Mara Victoria, and Californium Supply Co, each proving that casual is still cool—whether through sleek all-black sweats and hoodies, or effortless “cool girl” everyday wear. The Lost Generation, Roughplay, MannMade Athleisure, and Von Olivier rounded out a bold slate of urban-inspired collections. Evening shows transitioned into couture and sustainable ready-to-wear, with Paso Colorado, Mun Designs, MSFL Designs, Soul by Ame, PMP NY, and Smaranika Sarangi balancing glamour with purpose through artistry, innovation, and eco-conscious design. Streetwear took center stage at Runway 7 with bold statements from three standout brands. Californium Supply Co. kept it sleek with an all-black hoodie and joggers set, 4Hustlers2Win brought bold graphic streetwear with layered looks and accessories, while Mara Victoria gave a playful Western twist with a bright yellow bag and headscarf. (Photo Credit: Jabbar) The Lost Generation elevated street style with a refined, contemporary edge. Through thoughtful layering of fabrics and textiles, the brand showcased its meticulous attention to detail. The collection captivated audiences with bold use of denim, rich textures, and carefully curated color stories. Striking green and muted tones delivered a fresh versatility, proving both timeless and on-trend. (Photo Credit: Jabbar) Mara Victoria set the tone with striking accessories that exuded energy and free-spirited style. Boldly colored leather commanded the runway, balanced by neutral, everyday streetwear. Tasteful fringe details instantly drew the eye, while the collection’s versatility showcased a fresh vision for contemporary fashion. With this debut, Mara Victoria inspires consumers to embrace a new era of leather goods. (Photo credit: Jabbar) redefined streetwear with uniform sets, graphic tees, and monochrome looks inspired by the bold spirit of ’80s and ’90s hip-hop culture. Elevated with a modern twist, the collection introduced a trendy edge through layered, intricately designed tees. Drawing from Y2K influences, Roughplay translated the essence of that era into a more approachable, versatile style, making streetwear accessible to a wide range of consumers. (Photo Credit: Jabbar) ##

The Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) presented ACT 5, the 2025 Fashion Design Master of Fine Arts (MFA) graduate runway show, spotlighting the collections of 18 upcoming designers. This culminating presentation in the days leading up to New York Fashion Week showcases each student’s individual journey through creativity, culture, and craft – all developed over two years in FIT’s dynamic Fashion Design MFA program. FIT has been a leader in career education in art, design, business, and technology throughout its history. Providing its more than 8,000 students with a distinctive blend of hands-on, practical experience, theory, and a firm grounding in the liberal arts, the college offers a wide range of affordable programs that foster innovation and collaboration. FIT’s Fashion Design MFA is the newest of seven programs in its School of Graduate Studies. In the two-year program, students conduct rigorous research that culminates in the creation of eight-look collections, thesis papers and presentations, videos, look books, brand business plans, and portfolios. Graduates leave the program prepared to make a positive impact as industry professionals by working within existing fashion companies or launching their own brands. FIT The designers shared the following collective statement: “Act 5 marks the closing chapter of our shared journey as FIT Fashion Design MFA students – a time defined by experimentation, introspection, and vision. Like the fifth act of a play, this moment is one of resolution, reflection, transformation, and revelation. Although we have arrived at this point through different stories and paths, we are bound by a shared purpose: to push fashion beyond the familiar and into the realm of dialogue. Each designer brings a distinct world to life, united by a desire to stretch the limits of what fashion can express – across memory, culture, technology, and form. From the deeply personal to the radically futuristic, our studio unfolds onto a stage – offering a view of who we have become and a bold introduction to what comes next. Together, we invite you to our final act as a class – not an ending, but the moment before the curtain lifts once more.” “The 18-talented designers in our 2025 MFA Fashion Show prove that they are ones to watch in the world of global fashion,” said Dr. Joyce F. Brown, president of FIT. “Launching their inaugural collections as part of New York’s celebrated Fashion Week is a remarkable opportunity to showcase their talents before the biggest names in the business — and we are proud, for the second time, to be hosting the runway show right here on the FIT campus.” “We are so proud to share the thesis collections of our 18 Masters of Fine Arts graduates during New York Fashion Week,” said Cathleen Sheehan, chairperson and professor, Fashion Design MFA Program, FIT. “The show represents the finale of their FIT journey as they launch their careers and join the ranks of our award-winning program alumni. We look forward to seeing what they do next.” DESIGNERS: Yawen Chen, Runtan Desmond Du, Evelina Epp, Mai Nou Her, Ethan Horing, Layla Dian Jin, Luna Eunsol Kang, Mina Khademi, Genevieve Zhuoran Li, Jinling Li, Matilda Tongying Liang, Peng Han Beckham Lin, Lawson Park, Amrutha Ramkumar, Jackie Schmidt, Sanyam Sharma, Kiki Wanjing Zuo, Peichen Zhou

About FIT

A part of the State University of New York (SUNY), the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) has been a leader in career education in art, design, business, and technology throughout its history. Providing its more than 8,000 students with an uncommon blend of hands-on, practical experience, theory, and a firm grounding in the liberal arts, the college offers a wide range of affordable programs that foster innovation and collaboration. Its distinctive curriculum is geared to today’s rapidly growing creative economy, including fields such as computer animation, toy design, production management, film and media, and cosmetics and fragrance marketing. Internationally renowned, FIT draws on its New York City location to provide a vibrant, creative community in which to learn. The college offers nearly 50 majors and grants AAS, BFA, BS, MA, MFA, and MPS degrees, preparing students for professional success and leadership in the new creative economy. Among notable alumni in fashion are Calvin Klein, Michael Kors, Reem Acra, Brian Atwood, Dennis Basso, Francisco Costa, Norma Kamali, Nanette Lepore, Bibhu Mohapatra, Ralph Rucci, John Bartlett, Peter Do, Daniel Roseberry, Victor Glemaud, Grace Chen, Randy Fenoli, Zaldy Goco, Ivy Ross, and Michelle Smith. Other prominent graduates include Leslie Blodgett, creator of bareMinerals; international restaurant designer Tony Chi; and Nina Garcia, editor in chief, ELLE. Visit fitnyc.edu.

Meet the Designers:

Yawen Chen – The Kiss of Time Yawen Chen is a fashion designer whose work blends natural elegance and romanticism, redefining modern femininity. She specializes in layered structures and intricate fabrics, capturing movement and emotion in her designs. Inspired by nature, time, and traditional craftsmanship, she balances classic and contemporary elements, creating pieces with character and depth. Her designs emphasize fine detailing, textile innovation, and artistic expression. She earned both her BFA and MFA in Fashion Design from FIT. Runtan Desmond Du – Undefined Deity Runtan Desmond Du is a New York based fashion designer. He started studying at Parsons School of Design in 2018 and earned his MFA at FIT. Du’s label “run tan du” debuted during Shanghai Fashion Week in 2020 with its SS21 collection. Du is strongly inspired by cultures across the globe and his personal interests in history and archeology. He and his works are dedicated to anti-hate and world peace. Evelina Epp – Destiny Lock Evelina Epp is a German designer who spent her childhood moving frequently, attending eight different schools across three continents. This constant change fostered a deep appreciation for connections and relationships, which now serve as key inspirations in her work. She reflects her personal journey of distant relationships through shapes that encapsulate or create physical distance from the body, blending emotional depth with thoughtful garment construction. Her focus on silhouettes, textile exploration, and draping achieve a perfect balance between structural design and emotional expression. Mai Nou Her – A Nou Nostalgia Mai Nou Her is a Hmong-American womenswear designer who channels personal nostalgia into her designs. Deeply inspired by her journey with clothes and fashion from childhood to the present, she incorporates elements that evoke a sense of nostalgia. Growing up admiring the traditional garments that have been with her family for decades, she is committed to creating designs that withstand time and hold purpose for the wearer. Through her work, she seeks to bridge heritage and modernity, crafting pieces that honor the past while inspiring the future. Ethan Horing – Among Friends Ethan Horing is a New York native with a background bridging technology and design. He holds a BSE in Computer Science from the University of Pennsylvania and an MFA in Fashion Design from FIT. His work reimagines traditional menswear by creatively mixing fabrics in unexpected ways – blending sophisticated colors and patterns for maximalist impact. Garment construction emphasizes craftsmanship, social responsibility, and slow fashion. Each piece values the unseen details, honoring the skill and artistry of the makers. The result is clothing that rewards a closer look – the longer you look, the more you see. Layla Dian Jin – Pale Blue Dot Layla Dian Jin is a Chinese fashion designer who earned an undergraduate degree in Art Marketing before pursuing her MFA in Fashion Design at FIT. Her work transforms abstract inspirations from the universe, philosophy and cultural history into visually striking and conceptually cohesive collections. By deconstructing and reconstructing Eastern and Western clothing structures, she explores the interplay between tradition and innovation. With expertise in fashion illustration, wearable sculpture, and textile manipulation, Jin pushes the boundaries of craftsmanship to create designs that challenge tradition while embracing artistic expression. Luna Eunsol Kang – Echoes of Innocence Luna Eunsol Kang is a fashion designer born in South Korea. With a multicultural background between South Korea and the United States, she uniquely blends influences from Asia and America. She was a 2023 finalist in the Arts Thread Global Design Graduate Competition and received honors from CFDA Runway360. Eunsol is highly skilled in craftsmanship, specializing in pattern making, sewing, beading, and fashion illustration. Her expertise spans from ready-to-wear to avant-garde haute couture, where she integrates her distinct design philosophy into every creation. Mina Khademi – The Fourth Dimension Recognized for synthesizing computational design principles with haute couture craftsmanship, Mina Khademi is a Persian-born fashion designer and MFA graduate from FIT. Her work bridges algorithmic rigor and organic movement while celebrating technical innovation. With expertise in translating avant-garde concepts into commercially viable collections for global markets, Khademi leverages advanced prototyping and parametric modeling to optimize design-to-production workflows. Her designs embody a philosophy where fashion intersects engineering – empowering wearers through precision, scalability, and artistry. Genevieve Zhuoran Li – (Un) Professional Fabulous Genevieve Zhuoran Li is a Chinese fashion designer redefining silhouettes through deconstructive construction and gender-fluid tailoring. Her work blends post-minimalism and subversive prints to explore psychology, individuality, and societal dynamics. With a strong foundation in patternmaking, she integrates historical and contemporary elements to challenge traditional power structures. Genevieve holds a BFA from the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) and an MFA from FIT, both in Fashion Design, excelling in team leadership, emerging technologies, and cross-disciplinary collaboration while adapting to evolving industry trends. Jinling Li – Celestial Reverie Jinling Li is a Chinese fashion designer who earned an MFA in Fashion Design at FIT. Her work integrates futurism with a utilitarian edge. Jinling’s designs focus on precise construction and material innovation, transforming rigid three-dimensional structures into wearable forms. She navigates the space between ready-to-wear and avant-garde designs, balancing functionality with bold, structured silhouettes. Matilda Tongying Liang – Motherhood Matilda Tongying Liang is an avant-garde fashion designer whose work challenges conventional boundaries through experimental material play and conceptual depth. Drawing inspiration from the maternality of nature, the balance of tenacity and vulnerability found in motherhood, and the cyclical philosophies of traditional Chinese culture, her designs embody a compelling tension between strength and softness. Her work emphasizes craftsmanship and the emotional relationship between garment, body, and narrative—positioning clothing as a medium of storytelling and transformation. Peng Han Beckham Lin – Bedtime Stories Peng Han Beckham Lin is a Taiwanese fashion designer and fiber artist pursuing an MFA in Fashion Design at FIT. A SCAD graduate with a BFA in Fashion Design, he explores culture, inclusivity, and fabric manipulation through bold, expressive designs. Influenced by global experiences and a passion for storytelling, Beckham’s work fuses heritage with innovation. His design celebrates individuality and new masculinity, empowering wearers to embrace their identity confidently and creatively. Lawson Park – Tiled Treasures Lawson Park is a textile and womenswear designer whose styles exude joy. Raised in Charlotte, NC by artist parents, she developed a lifelong love for color and craftsmanship. After earning her BA at UNC-Chapel Hill in Advertising, PR, and Design, she spent a year gaining industry experience before pursuing her MFA in Fashion Design at FIT. Lawson has channeled that passion into founding Brooks Avenue, where painterly prints — from sun-drenched florals to whimsical motifs — blend vintage charm with modern ease in feminine silhouettes. Amrutha Ramkumar – KALYANAM Amrutha Ramkumar is an Indian fashion designer with a unique perspective shaped by her experience as a third-culture child having been born and brought up in different places. While earning her MA in Design at FIT, where she refined her aesthetics by focusing on women’s streetwear. Her work bridges traditional Indian craftsmanship with contemporary streetwear, often repurposing luxurious sarees into innovative designs. As the first woman in her family to study abroad, she is driven to empower Indian artisans, especially women, through fair and respectful production practices. Jackie Schmidt – Emergence Jackie Schmidt is a found materials fashion and accessory designer from Los Angeles, California. She received her Bachelors from the Art Institute of Chicago and MFA from FIT focusing on creating sustainable garments from found objects and upcycled materials including aluminum cans and soda tabs. She then transforms the materials into wearable art pieces, filled with lots of colors and fun textures that will make heads turn when entering a room. Sanyam Sharma – Therefore, I Am. Sanyam Sharma is an India-born fashion designer whose work seamlessly combines creativity, philosophy, and artistic expression with accessibility. Her designs transform personal and emotional experiences into wearable narratives using fashion as a medium for storytelling and exploring the essence of being. Sharma has worked with Michael Kors, Prabal Gurung, and Hellessy. She graduated with a BFA in Fashion Design from the National Institute of Fashion Technology. Sharma earned an AAS and MFA in Fashion Design from FIT. Kiki Wanjing Zuo – Precognitive Kiki Wanjing Zuo is a Fashion Design MFA graduate from FIT, specializing in blending high-tech elements, biomimicry, and reconstruction into ready-to-wear fashion. Her work explores abstract, ethereal concepts inspired by nature, architecture, and futuristic aesthetics. Kiki combines intricate fabric manipulation, innovative technology, and fluid yet structured designs. She employs 3D printing, optical illusions, and biomimetic structures to push the boundaries of wearable art. Kiki has collaborated with GAP X Balenciaga, NIKE, and Blizzard, showcasing her ability to merge craftsmanship, futuristic techniques, and storytelling. Peichen Zhou – Heartstring As a creative fashion designer, Zhou creates original work combining art and human body science. Inspired by medicine, realism, and the human structure, her designs respect life. Combining artistic abstraction with a solid basis in pragmatic, helpful applications, she often uses non-fabric materials in her creative process to create visually striking designs that push fashion boundaries and welcome invention. She also works using three-dimensional printing technologies. Zhou studied fashion design at the Rhode Island School of Design for her BFA and FIT for her MFA. ##

Latin designer Marcel Castellano makes his debut to New York Fashion Week with his latest collection, “Alquimia Errante”, a poetic exploration of transformation as a boundless journey where each garment becomes a talisman of style and emotion. As Castellano explains: “This collection is about a wandering spirit, constantly moving, collecting symbols and memories to transform them into fashion. I wanted each piece to feel like a talisman — something that travels with you, illuminates, and protects”. The collection features leather, skins, and experimental textures reimagined as armors, invisible maps, and suspended stars. Highlights include sculptural volumes, ethereal sparkles, and silhouettes that exist somewhere between myth and reality. Marcel Castellano “Alquimia Errante” will be presented in New York on September 13, 2025, as part of the official New York Fashion Week calendar. With features in Harper’s Bazaar, Glamour, and L’Officiel, and previous shows in Paris and New York, Castellano is emerging as one of the most captivating new voices in contemporary fashion.

About Marcel Castellano

Marcel Castellano is a Latin designer whose aesthetic merges tradition, exploration, and edge. With a background as an art director and photographer, he has developed a multidisciplinary visual language. His work has been published in Harper’s Bazaar, Glamour, and L’Officiel, and showcased in Paris and New York Fashion Week. ##

Curve just wrapped up its August 3–5 showcase at the Javits Center, connecting buyers with 125+ international intimate apparel brands. Alongside first looks at Spring/Summer 2026 collections, the multi-day tradeshow featured multiple events from buyer speed dating and industry-led panel discussions along with a multi-brand fashion show highlighting what’s next in lingerie and swim. Over the 3 days, the activations brought fresh opportunities and delivered strong results. Curve New York just wrapped its Summer Edition, from August 3–5 at the Javits Center River Pavilion, uniting 125+ intimate apparel and swimwear brands from all over the globe, for a high-impact tradeshow during Lingerie Market Week in New York City. As North America’s leading intimate apparel tradeshow, Curve delivered a standout experience for brands and buyers alike – offering a preview of the exhibiting brands’ Spring/Summer 2026 collections from the tradeshow floor to the runway. Between appointments, buyers attended conferences that discussed topics of shapewear, sustainable manufacturing, trends; the expert-led conversations dove deep into consumer insights, retail forecasting and business development. Curve New York New brands to the show floor including Aimer Chuang, Amoena, Floately, Forever New Delicate Wash, Her Own Words, Iroha, Komilfo, Pepper. and more brought fresh energy and innovation to the show floor offering innovative design and solution-based products for buyers seeking something fresh & different. Returning favorite heavy-hitters, such as Anita, Aubade, Chantelle, Cosabella, Empriente, Fashion Forms, Isayes, Leonisa, Passionata, Simone Pérelè, Wacoal. impressed buyers with new product innovations. This blend of established names and innovative newcomers spotlighted Curve’s commitment to fostering growth and discovery within the intimate’s industry. Curve offered opportunities to connect, share experiences, and spark new collaborations with ‘Speed Dating’, whereby 8 brands had the opportunity to connect with buyers in brief intervals, giving their best elevator pitch, sharing their products and exploring the potential to work together. The global lingerie market is currently valued at over $95 billion and is projected to surpass $140 billion by 2030. This steady growth reflects more than consumer demand alone – it points to a clear shift toward innovation, elevated design, and inclusivity in the intimate apparel space. As expectations continue to evolve, brands are responding with collections that speak to diverse body types and new expressions of comfort and style. Curve plays an essential role in this evolution by providing a platform where these forward-thinking ideas come to life and set the pace for the industry. “The intimates category has grown beyond the traditional lingerie shop model. We’re seeing more fashion and lifestyle retailers, including those that previously focused only on ready-to-wear – adding lingerie, loungewear, and swim to their assortments. Consumers are treating both intimates and swimwear as a style statement, not just a utility item, which has opened the door for crossover categories like bodysuits, bralettes, and matching sets. Online, there’s been an increase in niche marketplaces and subscription models tailored to intimates. Overall, the category has become more inclusive, fashion-forward, and innovation-driven than ever before”, says Raphael Camp, CEO of Comexposium US and organizer of the Curve shows. Elevated through each season, Curve NY presented a dynamic showcase of innovation within the intimate apparel industry from around the world – from Brazil to Bondi Beach, Colombia to California and Frankfurt to Florida – every continent was represented. Buyers were introduced to sustainably made loungewear, elevated lingerie collections and inclusive shapewear. Highlights included Ms. A London, a collection of inclusive shapewear, made specifically for trans individuals that seek support pre & post op, or for padding in the right places. Rolling, a brand from Sao Paolo, finds its inspiration from pole dancers, allowing stretch, movement – all while celebrating physique and fit. The Curve show also featured adaptive silhouettes and emerging intimate accessories like Iroha and Crave that reflect a new era of design and thought process. Each edition of Curve celebrates the creativity and craftsmanship redefining the category, spotlighting bold ideas and diverse emerging voices that are shaping the future of the intimates market.

Object of Desire: Emerging Talent on Display

The 2nd edition of Object of Desire returned to Curve New York with fresh energy and a compelling group of emerging designers. The lineup included Alicetek, Cisô Atelier, Lala Vie, Noblesse Oblige, Rolling, SAPPH, Soreil Lingerie, and Vesey. The space served as a creative hub for original designers with a unique point of view. Object of Desire is more than just a showcase, it’s a dedicated area within Curve for creators who are deeply connected to their craft and ready to grow. The initiative shines a light on rising talent and helps them reach wider audiences. Throughout Curve, buyers and industry insiders explored this thoughtfully curated space and discovered brands offering fresh perspectives and distinct design identities. The experience began beyond the show floor with a private event at Wolf & Badger SoHo on Saturday, August 2nd. Guests previewed upcoming collections from the Object of Desire brands, offering designers a more personal setting to connect with retailers and industry insiders—and to share the passion fueling this new wave of talent. The same evening to kick off the Spring 2026 season, Fashion Forms + Curve held a private dinner at Vallata by Craft, hosting buyers and media for an intimate evening of celebration and connection. Fashion Forms Founder, Ann Deal shared her story on how she grew the brand from a home-run business to a leading shapewear brand sold at major retailers. She also proudly announced that 60% of her products are manufactured in the US today, with a goal set of 100% America made by 2027! The event set the tone for the days ahead, showcasing the brand’s commitment to innovation, while fostering meaningful conversations about the future of fashion.

DAY ONE

Day 1 of Curve New York’s Summer Edition set an energetic tone for the three-day show, with the Javits Center filled with international and domestic buyers, leading market editors, top-tier influencers, and industry trailblazers from around the globe. From the beginning until the end of the day, the atmosphere was vibrant – exhibitor booths were active and meaningful conversations around retail, trends, and innovation were happening across the show floor. The day started with the “From Sustainability to Sales: How to Drive Conversions by Aligning with Consumer Values” panel, hosted by Shapellx. This insightful panel addressed the significant evolution within the shapewear industry, highlighting how modern consumers demand more than just functional products, they want brands that embody sustainability, transparency, and authentic values. Moderated by Aila Hernandez, Vice President at Finn Partners, the discussion was joined by Shane Shi, Vice President of Shapellx, Andrea Kennedy Lead of Fashion at Berkeley College and Daria Nazarova, World Renowned Plus-Size Model. The panel explored how shapewear brands are shifting from traditional, purely functional offerings to becoming purpose-driven fashion labels. Topics covered included the integration of cutting-edge technology, the adoption of circular design principles—such as repurposing oyster shells into shapewear fabric—and the active involvement of customers in product development through co-creation. The day also featured the highly anticipated lingerie and swim fashion show spotlighting Spring 2026 collections by Elomi, Fantasie, Freya, and Goddess. Models took to the runway in the Eveden booth, showcasing a diverse range of styles, emphasizing innovation, fit, and design. Curve attendees also enjoyed live styling sessions, interactive product demos, and so much more. Throughout the day, media and top influencers captured standout looks and brand moments, with excitement building around continued evolution of the intimates and swim categories.

DAY TWO

Day 2 of Curve New York continued to deliver fresh inspiration and dynamic programming throughout the Javits Center River Pavilion. The day kicked off with Curve’s highly anticipated Trend Forecast 2026 Panel, moderated by Kendall Becker, Fashion Editor & Forecaster of Trendalytics, MJ Day, Editor-in-Chief of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit and Madison Rexroat, Fashion Editor at ELLE. They shared expert insights on emerging trends for the upcoming year, how consumers and retailers can style various pieces within the discussed trends, and how retailers can best attract consumers. The presentation included a lively presentation of styles straight from the show floor, giving attendees a firsthand look at key SS26 trends. The afternoon offered an engaging Fit Focus Class led by fit expert Freddy Zappe, who celebrated her 30th year Anniversary as a certified Bra Fit Expert. This one-hour session provided both newcomers and seasoned fitters with the latest techniques to ensure perfect fit and comfort – an essential component for consumer satisfaction in intimate apparel. The tradeshow floor wrapped up with “Buyer Speed Dating”, where 8 brands and various buyers mingled over champagne and quickly connected with high-level pitches. Buyers switched tables every few minutes, sparking new collaborations in a unique setting. As the sun began to set and the tradeshow floor closed, the excitement shifted to Canoe Studios, where an impressive runway show took place against breathtaking waterfront views of the Hudson River. Top buyers, presenting brands, media and content creators mingled at the exclusive event which featured remarkable pieces from the Curve exhibiting brands, including Aimer Chuang, Alicetek, Cisô Atelier, Elomi, Fantasie, Lala Vie, Lascana, Leonisa, Lscn by Lascana, Montelle, Noblesse Oblige, Panache, Pepper, Rolling, Rya Collection, SAPPH, Simone Pérele, Soreil Lingerie, Tusq, and Vesey. The venue’s sunset backdrop provided the perfect setting to celebrate the Spring 2026 season, extending the day’s momentum into a memorable evening where fashion was celebrated in a one-of-a-kind setting.

DAY THREE

On the final day of Curve, the show concluded with a dedicated focus on one of the industry’s most essential skills: fit. Attendees had yet another opportunity to attend the Fit Focus Class, led by fit expert Freddy Zappe, who shared the latest techniques in bra fitting, emphasizing how precision can transform the customer experience. The session was a perfect event to close out Curve’s Summer Edition – reinforcing the show’s commitment to education, empowerment, and elevating industry standards. The Spring 2026 Edition of Curve New York came to a strong close, wrapping 3 days of dynamic programming, curated brand showcases, and most importantly, meaningful industry connections. From educational fit sessions to brand anniversaries, and engaging panels to a high-energy runway show, Curve delivered a well-rounded experience for exhibiting brands, buyers, top-tier media, and influencers alike. Attendees left inspired by the innovations on display, energized by emerging opportunities, and equipped with the insights and connections needed to propel both sides forward. As the intimate apparel industry continues to evolve with every edition of Curve, the tradeshow remains at the forefront – offering an elevated platform where creativity, commerce, and community converge.

About Curve

Curve is the leading trade show for intimate apparel and swimwear in North America, with events in New York, Los Angeles, and Montréal. Top brands, buyers, & industry influencers come to Curve to create business relationships and learn about the latest fashion trends and industry shifts.The Curve Shows are produced by the Comexposium Group.

About Comexposium

Comexposium Group, a world-renowned event management company, proudly stands among the industry leaders in organizing events and fostering communities around professional activities and passions. With solid expertise, Comexposium offers a diverse range of over 150 events, catering to professional and general audiences, spanning more than 10 key sectors. Whether in the realm of Retail, Digital, Healthcare, or Fashion, Comexposium distinguishes itself by creating exceptional experiences that bring together key players from each sector. Their extensive portfolio of events includes trade shows, exhibitions, conferences, and various innovative formats, providing a fertile ground for networking, exploration, and business opportunities. Through their commitment to excellence and profound understanding of the needs of each community, Comexposium can deliver high-quality events tailored to the latest trends and constantly evolving demands. Their meticulous attention to detail is evident in every aspect of their productions, from impeccable finishes to rich and inspiring content. Comexposium Group is a dynamic force that drives the growth of the industries it serves. By bringing together key stakeholders, fostering exchanges, and creating development opportunities, Comexposium actively shapes the future of major sectors. ##

Debut event celebrates the launch of The Canvas’ newest concept in ethical jewelry at the iconic Oculus World Trade Center Last week, The Canvas Jewelry Boutique opened its doors at Westfield World Trade Center, marking the latest addition to The Canvas’ growing presence of now four stores within the iconic downtown hub and mall. The boutique showcases over 15 independent brands from nearly as many countries, each committed to ethical and sustainable practices. Highlighted at the boutique’s debut event were La Nadia Jewels and Her Children, with both designers present to meet guests and share the inspiration behind their collections. The evening also featured a DJ set by Lumia, a rising name in New York City’s techno scene.

“This year has been a whirlwind, like a mini rebirth for La Nadia Jewels,” the La Nadia team shared. “In just a few months, we rebranded, found new manufacturing partners, launched a 23-piece collection, battled supply delays, pulled off our first big shoot, and somehow still found the energy to attend 10 shows. Every late night, every risk we took, it all led us to this moment.” Speaking on the experience of launching in New York, they added: “Making our debut at The Canvas, surrounded by this amazing group and our community, felt like a full-circle reward. We launched our collection in the heart of NYC, opened the doors to a stunning new retail space, and officially called this city our new home. It’s a special milestone—and hopefully just the beginning of something much bigger.” Reflecting on the shift from online to in-person retail, the brand emphasized the importance of physical connection. La Nadia and Her Children will also be showcased and sold at The Canvas new SoHo location at 456 West Broadway.

“Our online community has always been incredible, but being in a space where people can see the craftsmanship up close, hear the stories behind each piece, and share their own, is such a magical experience. Nothing is more inspiring for a creator than to know something you made can touch someone’s life in such a personal way. So this collection is for those who care about meaning and elegance at the same time… sentimental jewelry without the boring, tacky and overdone designs—and equally important, with materials that are kind to your skin and the planet.”

About The Canvas

The Canvas is a global platform for independent brands working toward the Sustainable Development Goals. Through retail spaces, exhibitions, and partnerships, The Canvas provides visibility and opportunity for purpose-driven creators. The Canvas Jewelry is its latest concept, dedicated exclusively to ethical and sustainable jewelry design. ##

NYLON returned to The Surf Lodge in Montauk for summer’s biggest celebration—a 5-day experience blending accessibility, fashion, music, and celebrity culture powered by its new invite-only Membership program launching in late 2025. Tucked away on Montauk’s most sought-after shoreline, The Surf Lodge served as the ultimate insiders-only backdrop for 100s of NYLON’s curated members and VIP guests. Against this iconic setting, fashion tastemakers and boldface names gathered for sunset soirées, curated patron cocktails, bottles of champagne, and signature NYLON style—effortless and elevated experiences, just a taste of what being a NYLON member is like. Designed for today’s cultural connectors and scene-shapers, the program will offer unprecedented access to NYLON-hosted events, brand partnerships, and other perks, including VIP entry to parties in Coachella Valley, New York Fashion Week, Miami Art Week, and beyond. NYLON’s invite-only crowd brought the heat to Montauk, with stylish appearances from:

• Emma Roberts, keeping it classy Americana style in a red plaid top, denim, and sunnies
• Bethenny Frankel, embracing effortless Hamptons glam in a vibrant green summer dress, paired with a floral handbag, and oversized shades
• Meadow Walker, slaying coastal minimalism in all white—a cool-girl standout
• Livvy Dunne, turning heads in an all-white maxi dress
• Xandra Pohl, representing co-branded The Surf Lodge X ASOS x NYLON sweatshirt
• Theophilus London, bringing effortless cool in a Teka jersey and snapback hat
• Amanda McCants, seen snapping selfies in mesh and metallics
• Madison Pettis, giving coastal minimalism in a red cowl top and tailored striped maxi skirt
• Tessa Brooks, embodying quiet coastal luxury with a Chanel inspired black and white mini dress
• Tinx, delivering party animal with a zebra striped matching set
• Ashtin Earle, keeping it crisp and co-orded in a white mini set that embodied effortless summer
• Joshua Jackson, opting for understated cool in a clean white tee and navy shorts
• Remi Bader, owning the scene in 2 different white maxi appearances
• Dale Moss, keeping it fresh in breathable linens, elevated by a sleek Prada crossbody
• Hannah Godwin, spotted in a timeless navy and white polka dot top and denim
• And More!

During the events, guests were invited to shop the curated ASOS summer collection, featuring iconic summer looks curated for every vibe. Visitors took home a piece of the party with a limited-edition co-branded The Surf Lodge X ASOS x NYLON sweatshirt as seen on Xandra Pohl and other “who’s whos.” NYLON’s membership isn’t just about access—it’s your all-access pass to the season’s most coveted parties, style moments, and insider experiences, proving that with the right look and the right invite, the hottest events are yours to own. Select Style Moments:

Sofi Tukker seen in signature Americana style

Hayden Graye and Maria Menezes seen embodying “Pucci Summer”

HUGEL poses with edgy plaid pants, an Americana flair before his set

Bethenny Frankel

Xandra Pohl and friends wearing The Surf Lodge X ASOS x NYLON sweatshirts

Theophilus London

Amanda McCants

Tessa Brooks

Tinx

Ashtin Earle

Remi Bader

Peter Weber and Dale Moss

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Caitlyn Warakomski, Founder and Creative Director of HOW DO YOU WEAR THAT, announces the brand’s latest summer drop, Off Duty, a collection of playful yet refined pieces inspired by the breezy spirit of summer on the East Coast. Each piece is designed to transition seamlessly from beach days to dockside dinners or alfresco evenings at home, embodying the brand’s signature mix of comfort and versatility. The inspiration behind the designs stems from Caitlyn’s own summers spent at her East Coast home, her getaway from the city grind, filled with memories of golden sunsets and impromptu gatherings with friends and family. The summer drop includes:

• The Brynn Dress in an intricate Atlas Print, a romantic nod to vintage cartography
• The Cotton Essential Set in the Bon Voyage Print, a patchwork of coastal imagery that feels playful yet chic
• The By the Sea Oversized Sweatsuit Set, cozy enough for those sunrise walks, or cool evenings by the seaside
• The Everyday Oversized Tee and Short Set in classic marina stripes, a timeless summer motif (available soon).

HOW DO YOU WEAR THAT Crafted with breathable cotton, the entire collection is made to be lived in, whether at the seaside, in the city or for hosting a summer soirée. “This collection is very personal to me,” says Caitlyn. “It’s inspired by the summers I spend at my home in a quintessential Jersey beach town, a place that always brings me peace, creativity, and joy. Staying true to my brand’s core values, I wanted each piece to feel effortless, but with a little twist.” The Off Duty Collection is available exclusively at howdoyouwearthatshop.com

About HOW DO YOU WEAR THAT

HOW DO YOU WEAR THAT is a fashion brand founded by influencer and entrepreneur Caitlyn Warakomski in 2020, rooted in effortless, playful style with a modern twist. The fabrics are sourced with care, both domestically in the USA, and from selected Italian mills and each print is custom-created and exclusive to the brand. Since the inception, a portion of all proceeds is donated to a rotating selection of charitable organizations, underscoring the brand’s commitment to giving back and making fashion a force for good. Caitlyn Warakomski is a pioneering influencer and digital entrepreneur based in New York City, known for her authentic approach to fashion. As one of the original “OG” influencers, Caitlyn carved out her own space in the early days of social media, building a loyal and engaged following thanks to her relatable personality and fresh take on fashion. Caitlyn’s passion for personal style has been a driving force behind her fashion journey, quickly establishing her as a trendsetter known for curating chic, everyday looks, creating ensembles that resonate with thousands. She heartily points out thrifting shopping with her mom as the start of her passion for personal style rather than fashion itself: she would find one-of-a-kind pieces that others overlooked, and remembers a memorable moment when she transformed a printed tablecloth into a dress and skirt that all her friends were eager to buy. Today, she is still driven by style rather than fleeting trends, and enjoys combining pieces that might seem confusing or unexpected in approachable, realistic ways. Her goal is to encourage women to step outside their comfort zones, all while keeping the looks relatable, uniquely blending effortless style and accessible luxury. Caitlyn’s entrepreneurial journey took off after a career in event marketing. It was only after being in-between jobs in 2015 that Caitlyn found the courage to start blogging. In early 2020, after struggling to find the perfect oversized t-shirt and high-waisted biker short set that was both high-quality and stylish, Caitlyn created a one-of-a-kind piece for herself. Her followers took notice, and asked if she could make some sets available for them to purchase. What started as a personal project unexpectedly turned into a thriving brand. The demand grew, and what was intended to be a charity initiative quickly blossomed into HOW DO YOU WEAR THAT, a brand born out of Caitlyn’s commitment to offering versatile pieces that could be worn every day, for different occasions. In Caitlyn’s words: ‘Sometimes you don’t want to think about what to wear. HOW DO YOU WEAR THAT offers effortlessly chic pieces to rely on to feel cool, confident and casually luxurious – comfortable enough to wear all day, everyday, yet cool enough to wear out.’ HOW DO YOU WEAR THAT was built on the core belief that fashion should be comfortable, stylish, and empowering. Each collection is carefully designed with an emphasis on high-quality materials and flattering fits. Every piece is cut, dyed, and sewn in NYC, ensuring an eco-friendly production process that supports local industries. Caitlyn also donates a portion of proceeds to charitable organizations like Global Giving and GBM. Today, Caitlyn is not just an influencer: she’s a respected entrepreneur and leader in the fashion space. She continues to inspire her followers not only with her fashion sense but also as a female entrepreneur, showing them the power of pursuing their passions and building their own businesses. ##

Sylvie Millstein Presents the Hellessy Resort 2026 Collection. Hellessy Continues to Offer Classic Pieces Infused With Cool Femininity for the Woman Who Loves to Cultivate a Separates Wardrobe. Novel Tailored Sets for Evening Are the Draw of the Collection. A Headturning Scarlet Drape Blouse is Paired With Pants Featuring a Beaded Palm Motif and Sleek Tux Stripe. Equally Striking is the Macramé Lace Embellished Vest Styled Over Faux Suede Belted Patch Jeans, Offering a Laidback Yet Undeniably Glamorous Alternative to Traditional Eveningwear. Soft Power Dressing is Expressed Through Sensual Silhouettes and Refined Hues. A Flamingo Pink Crepe Blazer With a Convertible Silk Lace Shirttail Transitions Seamlessly From Mini Dress to Tailored Suit When Worn With Matching Lace-trimmed Tuxedo Trousers. These Hybrid Pieces Speak to the Modern Woman’s Desire for Versatility, Sophistication and Individuality. Sylvie Millstein The Collection is Full of Luxe Details That Illuminate the Classics. Sequin Details Dance Across Men’s Poplin Shirts, While Ombré Ostrich Feathers Grace the Waistline of a Polo Knit. Hellessy’s Signature Denim is Once Again Transformed Through the Application of Beaded Palm Motifs, Soft Velvet Bows, and Gradient Ribbon, Proving Once Again That Everyday Pieces Can Become Artful Statements. The Hellessy Woman Wants to Stand Out From the Crowd. She Chooses the Faille Trench Adorned With Macramé Lace in Place of a Classic Gown, or Wears a Delicate Velvet Bustier With Bustle Over Tuxedo Paneled Jeans Finished With Soft Bows, Reinventing Evening Dressing With Ease and Elegance. Millstein Continues to Blur the Line Between Masculinity and Femininity by Creating Timeless, Exquisite Pieces, Elevating the Everyday Wardrobe of the Hellessy Woman. ##

Acclaimed emerging bridal designer and Fashion Group International “Rising Star” finalist nominee Guillermo Pharis is set to make his highly anticipated return to New York City this Fall for New York Bridal Fashion Week, where he will unveil 28 new designs from his Fall 2026 Collection. After launching Guillermo Pharis Bridal in 2019, Pharis quickly rose to prominence for his elegant, timeless, and glamorous creations. A graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technology, located in NYC, Pharis built his foundation in New York City before expanding to the West Coast, where he established showrooms in Los Angeles and Denver, along with presenting on the runway globally. This October marks a meaningful return to the city that shaped his creative vision. “I lived 15 years in New York, The city became part of my identity,” says Pharis. “It shaped my career and my perspective to approach life. Coming to New York Bridal Week and expanding to new retail partners, feels right, is like being home for the holidays.” Pharis draws inspiration from art, architecture, and his multicultural roots, combining classic couture with modern artistry. Brides around the world are drawn to his refined aesthetic and custom couture services, which will be available by appointment during Bridal Week. Guillermo Pharis

New York Bridal Fashion Week Schedule:

Event: One Fine Day Bridal Market Dates: October 14–16, 2025 Location: 601 W 26th St, New York City, NY 10001 What to Expect: 28 new gowns from the Fall 2026 Collection, press meetings, and wholesale buyer appointments. Pharis will showcase his new collection alongside the world’s top couture bridal designers at this invite-only event that serves as the epicenter of bridal fashion innovation. To attend please email info@fashionprfirm.com

Global Momentum

Following Bridal Week, Pharis will continue his international expansion with invitations already confirmed from fashion weeks in Paris, London, and Toronto. He will also make way with partnering with luxury boutiques across the nation to offer his collection to brides in-store at select retailers. As his brand evolves, the mission remains the same: to create emotionally resonant gowns that transform special moments into timeless memories. Explore & Connect: Website: www.gp-bridal.com Instagram: @guillermopharis | @gpbridal ##

Velvet.Co, an AANHPI woman-owned international PR and marketing firm, and ÁWET New York, a black-owned fashion brand, partnered for the second year to present a dynamic AANHPI Heritage Month celebration and pop-up experience. Hosted at the ÁWET New York flagship store in NoHo, the weekend will spotlight creativity, identity, and advocacy across the AANHPI community. This year’s philanthropic partner, Make Us Visible, is a grassroots nonprofit organization committed to combating anti-Asian American violence through education and community-building. A portion of proceeds from the weekend’s sales will directly benefit the organization’s advocacy efforts and curriculum-based initiatives. The launch event on May 9th welcomed members of the press, influencers, and cultural tastemakers to preview exclusive collections from a wide range of AANHPI-owned designers, including abacaxi, VERAFIED, Ann Andelmann, NUNCHI, Taottao, Suzanne Rae, STAPLE, Jasmine Chong, Essex Harlan, WÀNGDA, Zemeta, ALIENANT, and Dear Alien, spanning from Korea to China to NYC. AANHPI Guests enjoyed drinks and bites from featured hospitality partners Drink Lunar, City Winery, SANZO, NAMI, Tenjaku Whiskey, Lost Horse Cafe, and EATGOOD NYC. Music was curated by DJ HANTI, with an on-site charm bar activation from Sage & Saber. The evening concluded with thoughtfully assembled gift bags containing items across fashion, fragrance, beauty, and wellness from VERAFIED, Biology Fragrances, Dr.Althea, LA MAIA, NOON, Simply This, Superegg, The Qi, and YUZU. Remarks were delivered by Jenny Zheng (Founder, Velvet.Co), Áwet Woldegebriel (Founder, ÁWET New York), and Christine Dai Huang and Helen Suh Singson (Co-Directors, Make Us Visible NY), all emphasizing the urgent need for cultural empowerment, authentic representation, and collective community investment. “As an AANHPI-owned agency, it means everything to us at Velvet to create platforms that empower our community,” said Jenny Zheng, Founder of Velvet.Co. “We’re honored to bring this event back for a second year—and to spotlight such a powerful group of AANHPI creatives who are reshaping the landscape of fashion and design. This celebration is for us, by us, and a reflection of the beauty that emerges when our voices are amplified.” “Hosting the second annual celebration is about more than just fashion — it’s a declaration of who we are and what we stand for”, said Áwet Woldegebriel, Founder of ÁWET New York. “In these uncertain times, when so much feels unstable, we believe it’s more important than ever to create space for culture, creativity, and community to thrive. This gathering is our way of saying that consistency in purpose still matters — that showing up for one another, supporting diversity, and building platforms where underrepresented voices can lead is not a trend, but a responsibility. Last year, we planted the seed. This year, we’re watching it bloom — and we’re proud to offer a space where inclusive creativity can take root and flourish.”

About Velvet.Co

Founded by Jenny Zheng, Velvet.Co is a leading PR and marketing firm dedicated to connecting the world through art, fashion, lifestyle, and culture. Named one of the 100 Most Influential Chinese by Forbes China, Zheng leads a team focused on building global stories and brand platforms through strategic communications, partnerships, and creative activations. Notable clients and projects include NEIWAI, Segway, Suit Supply, Holzweiler, Christian Cowan, Jeremy Scott, Xiaomi, MOFT, HeyTea, Sandy Liang, Chagee, and Hästens.

About ÁWET New York

ÁWET New York was founded in 2020 by Áwet Woldegebriel, whose life journey from Eritrean refugee to creative entrepreneur inspired the brand’s mission: to create intentional fashion while empowering garment workers affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. ÁWET New York champions the power of storytelling through clothing and provides a cultural platform for purpose-driven design.

About Make Us Visible

Founded in January 2021, Make Us Visible empowers local communities to integrate Asian American contributions, experiences, and histories in K-12 classrooms. We see this work as a long-term preventive measure against future anti-Asian American bullying and violence. As a 100% volunteer-driven coalition, we have established 7 laws across 5 states over the last four years, with 25 state chapters. We have also developed a selection of free K-12 educational resources for nationwide distribution, including coloring books, lesson plans, digital picture books, curated book lists featuring over 1,800 titles, and a parent resource guide. All coloring books are produced in partnership with ADMERASIA, with our most recently created in collaboration with the National Park Service. All resources are available for free download on our website. ##

Tech accessory and lifestyle brand MOFT has launched the innovative Living My Flow campaign, a global initiative that celebrates the stories of multi-taskers, world travelers, and creative commuters who live life without limits. This campaign invites creators from across the globe to share their unique journeys through mini-documentaries, highlighting the seamless integration of MOFT products into their daily lives. By showcasing the tools that empower these individuals to achieve their goals with ease, MOFT is further cementing its commitment to supporting those who embrace an ever-evolving, dynamic lifestyle. “At MOFT, we believe in empowering individuals to define their own path. Our ‘Living My Flow’ campaign celebrates visionaries like Christopher, Sophie, Tommy, Cara, and Juno—self-driven, forward-thinking talents/creatives who challenge conventions and thrive on their own terms. By creating tools that adapt to their dynamic lifestyles, we aim to support them in transforming any environment into a canvas for their ambitions,” said Julianna He, Founder of MOFT. “MOFT is proud to be part of their journeys, helping them unlock their potential and live their flow, anywhere and everywhere.” The Living My Flow campaign features five visionary artists, each a trailblazer in their respective creative fields. These individuals embody a limitless mindset, forging their own paths to personal success and living in their unique flow. Their stories will not only inspire but also showcase how MOFT products help streamline their lives, making it easier to stay connected, inspired, and productive.

Introducing the Talents of Living My Flow

The featured artists in this campaign represent a range of creative disciplines, each bringing their own vision of inspiration, craftsmanship, and innovation. Together, they embody MOFT’s commitment to supporting diverse artistry and design that harmonizes with the environment and enhances daily life.

• Christopher Chan (aka HONORROLLER) – Wood Sculptor: Christopher Chan’s creative journey is about reconnecting with the childlike spirit that fuels his artistic drive. Through his work, he blends the energy of youth with the wisdom of adulthood, crafting art that celebrates freedom and self-expression. His sculptures reflect an intricate understanding of streetwear and sports while pushing the boundaries of traditional woodworking. With MOFT’s products, Chan is able to bring that creative spirit to life, creating wherever his inspiration strikes—proof that true freedom comes from embracing your inner flow.
• Sophie Collé – Furniture Designer: Sophie Collé’s design philosophy is all about embracing playfulness and color to bring joy into the spaces she creates. Once hesitant to experiment with bold hues, Sophie now infuses her work with personality, humor, and a sense of fun—transforming any space into a vibrant reflection of her playful spirit. With MOFT’s products, she brings this sense of freedom and creativity into her process, reminding us all that life is more enjoyable when we don’t forget to play.
• Tommy Bogo – Fashion Designer & Founder of TOMBOGO: Tommy Bogo, the founder and designer behind TOMBOGO™, is a visionary who bridges the gap between fashion and technology with his forward-thinking approach. As a designer constantly pushing the boundaries of traditional fashion, Bogo’s work is about more than just clothing—it’s about engaging the world in meaningful conversations about the intersection of fashion, function, and technology. His participation in Living My Flow highlights how MOFT’s products help him adapt and evolve as he continues to grow his transforming brand.
• Cara Marie Piazza – Sustainable Artist & Natural Dyer: Cara Marie Piazza creates unique art and textiles using natural dyes from plant-based and organic materials. Sustainability is at the core of her process, guiding both her creative work and leadership in eco-conscious practices. As part of the Living My Flow campaign, Cara emphasizes the meditative, effortless flow of her art, which draws inspiration from nature and her ever-moving surroundings. Working from her Brooklyn studio, she designs everything from home textiles to fashion collections. Her pieces feature a range of techniques—solid colors, ombré, dip-dyed, hand-painted prints, and one-of-a-kind swirled patterns enhanced with ice and salt. Through her art, Cara champions sustainability, adaptability, and mindful creativity.
• Juno Shen – Neon Artist: Juno Shen is a Brooklyn-based neon artist who brings bold, dynamic energy to her glass-blown neon installations. Specializing in custom neon lighting, she transforms spaces with vibrant color and fluid forms that create immersive, electric environments. Her work plays with light, shadow, and space, adding a layer of creativity and energy to everyday settings. As a frequent traveler, Juno’s nomadic lifestyle influences her work, capturing the essence of movement and adaptability. Her approach mirrors the Living My Flow campaign, seamlessly blending artistry with a life on the go. Whether creating in her Brooklyn studio or on the move, Juno’s work reflects a constant flow of creativity and inspiration.

The Living My Flow campaign perfectly encapsulates MOFT’s philosophy of creating functional, sustainable products that seamlessly blend into the lives of modern, creative individuals. By partnering with these diverse talents, MOFT continues to inspire a lifestyle that balances creativity, functionality, and environmental responsibility.

About MOFT

At MOFT, we stand for freedom to work and create anywhere. Our journey began with the Invisible Laptop Stand, driven by our need for adaptable, portable solutions. Today, we also empower your mobile, content-rich lifestyle. Our tools are lightweight, durable, and colorful, and reflect our commitment to sustainability. Inspired by origami and invisible design, they seamlessly adapt to any environment so you can “flex your flow” anywhere you go. Whether you’re in the city, moving between workspaces, or embracing the outdoors, MOFT is your companion for inspiration, focus, and boundless possibilities. ##

This editorial featuring Paris Berelc was born from the tension and harmony between a city that never stops moving and a woman who knows exactly how to move through it. Set against the raw textures and fleeting light of New York, Paris didn’t just model—she inhabited the space. At times a quiet observer, at others the undeniable lead, she flowed through alleyways, rooftops, and city corners as if tracing a personal map of energy, instinct, and expression. What she wore wasn’t just fashion—it was a second language. Each look served to amplify her presence without containing it. The styling underscored what Paris does best: blurring the lines between softness and strength, control and spontaneity. Paris Berelc This was never about showcasing clothes alone—it was about a mood, a moment, and a movement. Paris brought her own narrative into the chaos of the city, creating a dialogue between self and space, identity and environment. What emerged is not just a story about fashion or celebrity, but about how a person can reflect a city—and how a city can respond in return. In these frames, Paris didn’t just wear New York. She redefined it. Credits: Director : PUL Sheen @pul_sheen Photographer : Waleed Sokkar @waleedsokkar Videographer : Kwon Woo Koh @finale_of111 Production : 199X New York @199xnewyork Exec Producer : Dakota Griffin @iamdakotagriffin Producer : Ceasar Holcombe @stateofmind_22 Stylist : Nic Hudgins @444nic Make up Artist : Mary Chipman @chipbrushed Hair Stylist : Lena Milestone @lemioffice BTS photo : Andrew Cho @31stripes & Pablo Hernandez @pablojhphoto Clothing Brand: ERROR NYC @errornyc Perfect Corset NYC @perfectcorset_nyc AFRM @shop.afrm Jeffrey Campbell @jeffreycampbell