New Field Opens To Group
New York reports doors opening for black designers in fashion with a group presenting a show. Nine designers, none a big name, express ambition to reach Seventh Avenue and become notable. Models wore caftan-like outfits as Bernard Johnson cites rising opportunities in the industry.
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Bra fashion surge follows no-bra fad scare
In New York advertising circles a shift back to bras is noted as consumers spend more on undergarments. Marketers cite a move toward lightweight, natural looks and nudity-inspired ads. Industry figures say bra sales rise toward two hundred fifty million annually with broader demographics. Designers like Bernard Johnson and Faith Danielles Simpkins see growth, diversity, and fat-women fashion as future aims.
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