This shoot, a promo for PUSH Asheville Fashion (to be held Saturday, March 27, 10 p.m. at The Garage at Biltmore) was done at Hip Replacements. The clothing is from Hip Replacements, with various pieces by local designers.
Photos by Scott Lessing Photography.
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8 thoughts on “PUSH Asheville Fashion”
looks like great refreshing fun!! Keep it up
i like the veiled look.
hope its coming back!
A lot of hard work. A lot of fun. And good for Asheville’s image and economy.
i like the veiled look. / hope its coming back!
And some more hats. Some of Davyne’s creative hats would look smashing with some of these outfits.
And more guys.
A good hat does indeed make on stand out from the crowd. In my 20 years of designing them, one of my most interesting observations is; Men LOVE seeing women in hats, veil or no veil.
The body painting was a bit silly. Who’s idea was that. Compared to the rest of the show it looks so out of place. Cheapens it.
Haute or any couture striving to be “avant garde” seems to need to shock….. recent “bearded ladies” at a runway event, expresses the “shock” effect very well.
http://nymag.com/daily/fashion/2010/07/berlin_fashion_week_slideshow.html
Add-on…that German designer obviously HATES women.