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Industry Focus: Denim—What advancements and innovations within denim make you hopeful for the future of the industry, and how will these contributions create progress in the category?

Glendale designer inspired by Mortal Kombat | Features

As a child growing up in Glendale, Fabian Renteria sketched T-shirts and dresses. It was prophetic, as recently he introduced his first fashion collection in Los Angeles as part of

Goodbye, Pajamas Hello, Fabulous!

Throughout these past 15 months, many people have been asking for my 2 cents on the state of fashion post-COVID. For most, during these <strong>Zoom</strong>ing-from-home pandemic times, the dress code has been pajamas, athleisure, sweats you know. If you keep up with retail-fashion news, you have seen the headlines: “Sweats are selling like <em>crazy</em>,” “It’s all about comfy clothes,” “Pajamas, pajamas, pajamas!”

Jim Watterson, Fashion Veteran and Beloved Los Angeles Cultural Icon

REMEMBERING JIM WATTERSON Thursday, April 15, 2021 Jim Watterson (center) with models and friends (from left) Didi and Darienne. Upon the March 30 death of Jim Watterson in Rancho Mirage, Calif., Los Angeles’ fashion and humanitarian lights dimmed. A graduate of the University of Washington, Watterson was born May 12, 1935, in Seattle, moving to Los Angeles in 1964. A founding male-affiliate member of The Fashion Group International, New York, he joined the May Department Stores Company in 1977, serving 22 years, rising to vice president of public relations and special events. “He had this ability to look at somebody, walk up to them and give them accolades, and make them feel special. Then they just trusted him,” explained George Martin, Watterson’s husband of 42 years.

The Show Must Go On Virtually

DESIGN DEBUT Nick Verreos, Contributing Writer | Thursday, January 21, 2021 Photo Gallery Photos by Whitney Sutherland Producing a full-scale fashion show was not an easy task pre-pandemic, so imagine the challenges now. That is exactly the dilemma I encountered this past year as co-chair of the Fashion Design Department at the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising when we had to make a decision about our famed FIDM Debut show. At FIDM, we have a unique program the Advanced Study in Fashion Design where approximately 10 handpicked graduates of the Associate of Arts program spend an additional nine months creating their first capsule collections, from sketch to final garment. The culmination of this premier program is the Debut show, where the students’ final collections are showcased on a grand runway stage.

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