Brooke Frischer

4 weeks ago | fashionista.com | Brooke Frischer

On Thursday night, the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) held its annual Future of Fashion runway show, during which students within the Fashion Design BFA graduating class presented their final looks to an audience of friends, family, press and industry mentors.

1 month ago | fashionista.com | Brooke Frischer

These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Wednesday. Just six months into the role, Estée Lauder Companies' new CEO, Stéphane de La Faverie, is looking to give the beauty giant a business makeover. The plan includes a "radical organizational restructuring" according to WWD, to "increase innovation, expand distribution and accelerate efficiencies." {WWD}Tory Burch LLC has announced new appointments in its executive suite.

1 month ago | fashionista.com | Brooke Frischer

Buy your friends who work in the fashion-sphere a coffee or two and let them sleep in for the next week or so — the 2025 Met Gala has officially come and gone, and it was a major one. (They don't call it "fashion's biggest night" for nothing.)Following months of anticipation for how celebrities and designers would interpret the Costume Institute exhibit's theme of "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style," the over-200 guests on the carpet showed up in their dandiest looks.

1 month ago | fashionista.com | Brooke Frischer

At last night's Met Gala, designers from all different backgrounds and brands presented their sartorial take on the Costume Institute's "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style" theme. While many sought to spin their signature silhouettes into suiting-adjacent outfits or reimagine dandyism through non-traditional garments, Ozwald Boateng didn't have to venture far beyond his typical work. "A friend of mine [told me about the theme] and explained it," Boateng tells Fashionista.

1 month ago | fashionista.com | Brooke Frischer

These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Friday. On Thursday, events company KFN announced phase one of its "new vision" for New York Fashion Week, which includes the debut of The Venue Collective, a "decentralized network of multiple venues made accessible to participating designers for their runway shows at little or no cost," as stated in a press release. For access to this resource and others, KFN is asking designers to commit to three seasons in a row with the company.