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27 Jun

John Bartlett Talks Next Generation of Luxury, Sustainability and Inclusivity

John Bartlett Talks Next Generation of Luxury, Sustainability and Inclusivity
Designer John Bartlett goes back to high school — again. Three years after taking up the role of director of the style program at Marist College, he has been named director of fashion for executive and skilled studies for The Recent School’s Continuing and Skilled Education program. After a couple of exit interviews this week, Bartlett will start his latest gig on July 10. The change of pace can even give him the prospect to spend more time in Recent York City, where he continues to construct his own design profession on the side, he noted. Parsons’ aesthetic, approach to DEI, sustainability and revolutionary design made the choice a simple one for Bartlett, who continues to design in numerous capacities. In his...
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29 Apr

Closely Crafted Goals to Support the Next Generation of Craftspeople

Closely Crafted Goals to Support the Next Generation of Craftspeople
The word is getting out about Closely Crafted. The organization was founded by milliner and accessories designer Gigi Burris O’Hara in the course of the pandemic with a mission to coach and train up-and-coming talent to preserve craftsmanship within the American fashion industry. The impetus for the group’s creation got here after Burris O’Hara watched so many other Recent York City-based factories close, resulting in a dearth of artisans for each her business and others. So she rallied quite a few her industry friends to hitch her within the cause to preserve and revitalize quality American goods including Nike’s Matthew Kneller, fashion attorney Douglas Hand, Public School’s Maxwell Osbourne, Markarian’s Alexandra O’Neill and others.  On Tuesday, the organization held its first fundraiser at the...
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21 Apr

The brand new generation of artists giving henna a

The brand new generation of artists giving henna a
Young henna artists are moving away from traditional floral designs, creating art that’s more relevant for day-to-day life It’s the day before Eid, and a small makeshift henna parlour is taking form within the dining room. The family henna artist, my sister, is in the midst of a circle of stretched arms. Fingers wiggling, arms flapping, it’s chaotic to the unfamiliar eye. But to us, it’s nothing out of the atypical, a seasoned ritual to bring to start with of a celebration, steeped in intricate tales of belonging.  While a typical consensus on its origins is yet to be agreed on, some historians report the earliest use of henna as a component of the...
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27 Dec

Dakar Fashion School Trains Recent Generation of African Designers

Dakar Fashion School Trains Recent Generation of African Designers
Dakar Fashion School PARIS —Dakar Fashion School African fashion is having fun with a renaissance as a latest generation of designers captures the imagination of luxury brands and consumers. But while the continent is wealthy in creativity, most brands have found it difficult to grow beyond their borders as a result of an absence of formal training. That’s the assessment of Sophie Nzinga Sy, a Senegalese designer who has opened the Dakar Design Hub, a training facility that gives courses for budding fashion entrepreneurs and native tailors alike. Nzinga Sy launched her Sophie Zinga brand in 2012 after studying fashion design at The Recent School’s Parsons School of Design in Recent York City, having dropped out of her earlier economics studies at college. “I...
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