KCFW FW'20 SATURDAY VIRTUAL RUNWAY - A RECAP

Hope all of you enjoyed the recap of Friday night virtual runway shows of Kansas City Fashion Week FW'20! Saturday nights of KCFw are always extra special, and I have enjoyed watching the Saturday night shows for quite a few seasons. Yes, it is different this time year, but I think it's a brilliant pivot, given the present circumstances.

The first designer for Saturday's virtual runway was Duane Topping! A war veteran who PTSD, let him explore his creative side. Loved the structured details, play of cutouts, and peacock and chartreuse notes! It was bold and feminine!

 The second designer of the evening was Jaxson Metzler. The brand which was earlier known as XYZ in an earlier season of KCFW has since then rebranded and is now Jaxson Wyatt. He seeks to create a more environmentally-friendly fashion that empowers all women. Before we go onto the actual collection, I wanted to add about the amazing hair and face art which was sported by the models! The collection had a romantic and edgy vibe to it. Loved how they paired masks with every outfit. Cognac, black, ivory, raspberry were the prominent colors of the collection Flowy and feminine and the most beautiful layering of textures, not to mention those amazing corsets!

The third designer of the evening was Fashion AF by Anabelle Frese. Monochromes with an edge! Loved the clean lines and uniqueness of every outfit. Driven by playful,vintage-inspired, and colorful styles, fashion Af seeks to design garments that express uniqueness and individuality.  Loved the interplay of monochromatic outfits with multicolor masks!

White House Black Market, Oak Park Mall,  had some brilliant pieces for Fall. From work-wear to casual wear, they had some classically tailored pieces!

It is always an aesthetic high whenever Rissa's Artistic Designs by Clarissa Knighten takes the KCFW runway! in such an artistic harmony! Take a bow lady! Only she can bring such unusual materials together Clarissa mentioned that she had picked up the deer antlers and the shells on the beach! My husband was watching the shows with me, as it was a virtual runway. Although he loves to dress up, he is a man of few words. When he asked me to convey his compliments to the designer, I had to share that. 

Either I need to plan to renew my wows or someone needs to invite me, where I can wear one of the creations by Potapenko & Yanchekno! The exquisite play of lace and a collection that was magical and ethereal!

  It was time for the finale of KCFW! Any Old Iron brought in rock and roll glam to the runway, and I personally loved all the KISS vibes! The best part of the collection was how wearable it was! You could take elements from that collection and literally wear to your NYE celebrations!x

And with that, it's a wrap of this edition of KCFW memories! Hoping we can be back for in-person shows in the near future! Always such a great experience to be a part of the official media line up!