Showing posts with label Daniel Feld. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Daniel Feld. Show all posts

Daniel Feld Women's " Kymerah" Fall 2011 Collection



The women's collection is lovely in mostly black with pops of red and taupe.

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Daniel Feld Men's "Kymerah" Collection Fall 2011

Project Runway Season 5 designer, Daniel Feld has created a Fall 2011 colection.



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Stay tuned for the Women's collection.

From The Mailbox

Photo courtesy of Daniel Feld

Project Runway Season Five designer, Daniel Feld created this dress for Perez Hilton's 32nd Birthday Celebration. Click here for more information.

Christian Siriano will be dressing Melania Trump for the Met Ball on Monday. Click here for the item from NYMag.

Click here for a finale recap from Oakland's Fashion Examiner.

From the Mailbox

Photo: GenArt

This is the Wesfeld collection from GenArt's "Plastics Make it Possible" Show.

Click here for another look at Irina Shabayeva's collection.

What did Michael Kors think of Faith Hill? Click here for the People.com interview.

From the Mailbox

Daniel Feld and Wesley Nault join Molly Sims to discuss the WesFeld collection.



Click here to bid on a Project Runway auction lot to benefit the "Watch us Care" Haitian relief efforts. The lot includes a copy of Tim Gunn's "Guide to Quality, Taste and Style," and a season two DVD.

Our friends at Bluefly were at Korto Momolu's show. Click here for the report.

Click here for a review of Daniel Vosovic's Fall Collection.

WesFeld 2010

BPR Field Reporter Jessica Switaj attended Wesley Nault and Daniel Feld's show on Wednesday and sends us this report - thanks Jes!



On Wednesday evening, February 10th, I attended the GenArt New Garde fashion show, held at Drive-in Studios in Manhattan. As you probably already know, Wesley Nault and Daniel Feld were the stars of the evening, having recently won the GenArt competition sponsored by Plastics Make It Possible.

They used their $10,000 prize money to create an amazing collection inspired by past and present sea life, including coral, barnacles, trilobite fossils and conch shells. The inspiration was clearly present in each gorgeous, painstakingly constructed piece. I was able to stop by the WesFeld studio a few days before the show, so I can attest to the nearly countless hours that were taken to make these designs phenomenal.

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