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2019
Boston
Derby Party
Down & Derby 2019
featured
Kentucky Derby
Laura Ladd
LifeStyle
Metropolitan Fashionista
Moda
Party
Serafina
Spring 2019
LifeStyle Boston - Down & Derby Party 2019
June 5, 2019
Laura Ladd (founder of Down and Derby party )
Kelly O’Grady (Miss Massachusetts)
Photo credits: Olga Photo, Iggy Barskov, Bobby Guliani
LifeStyle Boston - Down & Derby Party 2019
Boston
Boston Public Library
Design
Fashion Show
featured
Helena Martin - Communications
LifeStyle
Marketing
Moda
Nara Paz
PR
Presentation
Tea Gathering
Fashion - Nara Paz Designs Presentation
May 24, 2019
Boston, MA - May 17: Nara Paz Presentation at the Courtyard Tea Room, model Jane Conway Caspe walks on a fluttering silk chiffon floral dress. (Photo by Luan Silveira)
Boston, MA - May 17: Nara Paz Presentation at the Courtyard Tea Room, model Munjeet Geyer walks on a sophisticated lace dress. (Photo by Luan Silveira)
Boston, MA -
May 17: Nara Paz Presentation at the Courtyard Tea Room, model Meghan Roberts
walks on a fluttering silk chiffon cocktail party floral dress. (Photo by Luan Silveira)
Boston, MA - May 17: Nara Paz Presentation at the Courtyard Tea Room, model Jane Conway Caspe walks on a fluttering silk chiffon black dress. (Photo by Luan Silveira)
On May 17 the designer Nara Paz presented a sophisticated and beautiful collection of namesake brand at The Courtyard Restaurant at the Boston Public Library. The last four years the designer worked exclusively on custom-made signature tailored
coats, dresses, suits, pants, blouses, eveningwear and ultra-refined couture
gowns. At the presentation the designer showed twenty-four pieces including custom-made
couture, evening wear and ready-to-wear designs.
Munjeet Geyer, Maria Terentyeva, Nara Paz and Meghan Roberts
Maria Terentyeva, Nara Paz and Helena Martin
Jane Conway Caspe, Nara Paz, Thani and Maria Terentyeva
Munjeet Geyer, Maria Terentyeva, Lyvia Feraco, Nara Paz and Meghan Roberts
About Nara Paz
The
designer was graduated summa cum laude
from Lasell College in Fashion Design & Production and founded the label
Nara Paz in 2010. The label is succinctly described as modern
interpretations of classic silhouettes. It includes avant-garde signature-tailored
coats, dresses, suits, skirts, blouses, pants and ultra-refined couture gowns
and evening wear.
Nara Paz has been received numerous awards
during her career including the Lasell Gold Alumni Award, Improper Bostonian
Magazine’s Best of Boston Local Fashion Designer, and Fashion Group
International Boston’s Top Five Emerging Designers. She was also honored as Lasell
College’s Winner of Christy Proctor Rising Star Award and the BMW sponsored New
Generation Designer, New Zealand Fashion Week.
The Nara
Paz Design House and Atelier is known for outstanding designs with notable
attention to detail and quality of craftsmanship. The brand works with the
finest couture fabrics available to provide ultimate customer satisfaction.
Nara Paz line has appeared in many media
publications including the New York Times, WWD, Boston Globe, Boston Herald,
Improper Bostonian; also in New Zealand and Australia media such as NZ Herald
(NZ), New Idea (NZ & Australia), Woman’s Day & Women’s Weekly (NZ &
Australia); Fashion Quarterly (NZ), Next (NZ), Simply You (NZ) and TV3 (NZ).
The brand was chosen to be worn by many celebrities at red carpet events such
as the Oscars, Grammys, Emmys, Cannes Film Festival, the American CMA Awards.
For more
information on brand :
Nara Paz Design House and Atelier
Tower Office Park, Suite 401
Woburn, MA 01801-2120
Phone number: 617 365-7948
Email: npaz@narapaz.com
Event Marketing by : Helena Martin - Communications
Fashion - Nara Paz Designs Presentation
Colette, a vibrant, charming French bistro and wine bar was recently opened in Cambridge, Mass. The restaurant is named after Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette, a French author who was nominated for a Nobel Prize in Literature in1948.
This charming bistro is situated on the ground floor of the Porter Square Hotel. It is charmingly decorated with velvet booths and the walls are decorated with a beautiful tropical wallpaper from Ananbô, a French company which takes its inspiration from 18th-century landscape paintings.
I visited the restaurant and I believe it is a MUST-SEE
place. I enjoyed a delicious breakfast at Colette
Colette; 1924 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge; Daily from 7 a.m.–10 a.m. and 5 p.m.–10 p.m.; colette1924.com
Photos: Metropolitan Fashionista
Colette French Bistro and Wine Bar
Boston, MA, USA
Models modeling Primark outfits
On Saturday, October 13 the annual College Fashion Week was
held in Boston. The event was sponsored by
Her Campus, a media brand for empowered college women. It celebrated
diversity, confidence, empowerment and entrepreneurship. It featured the
must-have, buy-now fall styles. Forty college women walked the runway
showcasing looks from Primark, Ulta Beauty and more.
#therealrunwaymodel
Almay
Almay lounge
Ulta
The event took place
at Liberty Hall located in Revere Hotel. Before the show the attendees were
welcomed with cocktails and special gifs from sponsors.
Ulta Beauty Bar
Sabrae
The Runway
Her Campus is committed to keeping things real: real college women and real diversity.
“Her Campus has always been a mission-based organization
with a goal of serving college women across every platform,” says Windsor
Hanger Western, president and publisher of Her Campus Media and host of College
Fashion Week®. “We are driven by – and for – the empowered college woman and
are thrilled to showcase #TheRealRunway at College Fashion Week® this October.”
Photo credits: Annie Wang
Fashion - #TheRealRunway at College Fashion Week with Her Campus
The Favreaulous Factory - Designed to inspire the senses and challenge new ways to think
March 9, 2018
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| Photo: Greg Premru |
On March 3, 2018, interior designer Steven Favreau and
entrepreneur Dennis Wyrzykowski launched The Favreaulous Factory. The space was
planned and developed in collaboration with FBN Construction LLC, Andrew
Sidford Architects, and Greg Premru Photography and included an extensive group
of experts. The Favreaulous Factory is housed in an 11,000 square foot
urban loft which is located in the heart of Boston’s Innovation and Design
District.
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| Photo: Greg Premru |
The open floor plan concept is a welcoming space which is
creatively designed and decorated with modern and antique furniture. When
entering the space, you are welcomed by a luxurious and exquisite
atmosphere. There are numerous antique
pieces that were shipped from Paris and Brussels. Another room features a large
and colorful collection of rugs provided by Landry and Acari.
The artist Chad Kilgore individually crafted captivating and
colorful glass panels for one of the two conference rooms. Artist Jason
Macdonald created a masterpiece with pops of vibrant spray paint flowing across
the floor and creeping up poles in the main area. Looking up, the ceiling
showcases a collection of twelve chandeliers and an enchanted installation of
Murano glass butterflies designed by the artist Deborah Rossetto. This space of
design and furniture houses an unparalleled collection of local and international
art. It was curated by the Lanoue Gallery in SOWA.
The Favreaulous Factory is an ultimate destination for designers, architects, builders and art and design enthusiasts.
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| Photo: Greg Premru |
The Fravreaulous Factory Launch Party was a big sucess!!
The Favreaulous Factory in numbers
12 chandeliers are hanging in the place96 cans of vibrant paint were used by the graffiti artist1790 to 1970 is the period of the antiques are from12 different countries are represented by the antiques400 pieces of Murano glass butterflies used in the installation
Location:
12 Channel Street, Suite 802 Boston, MA 02210
www.favreaulousfactory.com @Favreaulousfactory @stevenfavreau
The Favreaulous Factory - Designed to inspire the senses and challenge new ways to think
Boston
Casa Cor
Conferencia
Decor
Decoração
Decoration
Design
Design Show House
featured
Imprensa
LifeStyle
Media Day
Designer Show House - The 1853 William Flagg Homer House
October 5, 2017
On Tuesday October 3, I was invited to attend the Boston Show House media day. The designers gave us a tour through the house and we had a chance to preview all the work and decoration they have done.
More than 20 rooms at the historic William Flagg Homer House have been given a complete makeover by the area’s top designers. The Homer House has been owned by the Belmont Woman’s Club since the 1920s.
The 1853 William Flagg Homer House has been owned by the Belmont Woman’s Club since 1927. The house, an architectural combination of both the Bracketed Italianate and French Mansard style, was originally owned by William Flagg Homer and his wife Adeline Wellington, uncle and aunt of American landscape painter Winslow Homer.
Robin Gannon
Helena Martin and Paige Lewin
The house will be opened to the public from October 7 - November 5, 2017
The Junior League of Boston 2017 Designer Show House
The 1853 William Flagg Homer House | 661 Pleasant St. Belmont, MA
The 1853 William Flagg Homer House | 661 Pleasant St. Belmont, MA
For complete details, please visit www.BostonShowHouse.org
Designer Show House - The 1853 William Flagg Homer House
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