FASHION IN THE CITY
FRIDAY SHOWCASE
DMR Productions in partnership with Sacramento Fashion Week and The Rink Studios brings you Fashion in the City - a fashion event combining performance and creative artist alongside top of the line visual and audio technology. Proceeds raised will go towards the L for Lupus Foundation, a local non profit organization that provides moral and financial support for underprivileged families and survivors of Lupus.
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 21st SHOWCASE
Friday's showcase will highlight the work of local and upcoming designers who are about to make their labels known as well as preview of the work or Emerging student designers.
Featured Designers (alphabetical order)
Friday's showcase will highlight the work of local and upcoming designers who are about to make their labels known as well as preview of the work or Emerging student designers.
Featured Designers (alphabetical order)
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Ashley Goins
After graduating from California State University with a Master's of Arts in Fashion Merchandising, Goins started work establishing herself as a stylist, assisting designers and stylists in Sacramento. Some of these fashionistas included Hannah Be of Retrospect Vintage Fashion, and celebrity stylist, WInnie Stackz. Fashion in the City will be one of her first major showcases, displaying her talents since being featured as an emerging designer in Sacramento Fashion Week 2018. |
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Annmarie Bustamante
Founded 2013 in the San Francisco's Mission district, Annmarie's designs aims to pioneer uni-size and uni-sex apparel with her brand "Casually Uncommon." Her pieces are not only accessible for all genders, but also interchangeable for all different styles. Casually Uncommon has already graced the Grammy's Red Carpet, and the brand has produced photoshoots in five countries around the world. Annmarie will be presenting a psychedelic sportswear collection with co-designer by Dalya Azulai and Jennifer Laughlin, with fabric design by Supafray. |
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Keevona Reynolds
Keevona’s unique and creative pieces were first highlighted in Sacramento Fashion Week 2018 as an emerging artist, and then again in 2019. Her designs can be found under Doll Face Boutique, selling a variety of trendy, unique, and contemporary clothing along with fashionable accessories. Known for handmade custom pieces and a wide selection of handpicked hot items, all can be sure to find special merchandise or statement pieces when shopping at this one stop shop. This year will be her first showcase featured on the main stage, and we're excited to see what is in store. |
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Maya Leon
Angela De Forsage is a family clothing brand produced out of Mongolia, led by the fashion visionary, Maya Leon. After moving to the United States in 2007, Maya found the American cultural lifestyle inspiring to her fashion sense and styling niche. From this, a new creative vision emerged. She loves to explore her surroundings in new and unique ways, which usually translates into her own personal style. From nature, to urban city living, her inspiration intertwines with practical elements to create unique fabric textures and creations. |
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Olivia Armstead
Olivia Armstead is a Fashion Illustrator who was inspired by Bodywork Expression through Tape Art. Olivia's interest began when she first saw the art demonstrated at a New York fashion project. Olivia began to learn and study the craft, and it didn't take long before her skilled bodywork became a high local demand. It was from this demand that birthed the name "Tapestry. " |
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SAC State Student Fashion Association
SFA will present a special preview of their emerging designers for their upcoming Spring 2020 showcase. Featured Designers (alphabetical order) Veronica Thao Kelsie Hammonds Laila Allathkani Gabrielle Pyle |
thank you to our event sponsors
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