The Front Row at Fashion Je t’adore

The Front Row at Fashion Je t’adore

  Photo by Lynee Ruiz  There was excitement in the air as everyone buzzed about the long-awaited Fashion Je t’adore show by Tres Chic Productions. It was held at the beautiful Astor Hotel on Thursday, June 28. Guests arrived to photographers snapping photos of models wearing wedding dresses by Savvy Bride, and were then ushered to their seats along the runway. Crystal chandeliers adorned the arched ceilings, and a light pink glow lit up the walls around the red carpeted runway. The event dripped elegance!  The emcee for Fashion Je t’adore was Bjorn Nasett of Fashion Farm Boy (a Milwaukee Magazine…

 
Photo by Lynee Ruiz 

There was excitement in the air as everyone buzzed about
the long-awaited Fashion Je t’adore show by Tres Chic Productions. It was held at the beautiful Astor Hotel on Thursday, June 28. Guests
arrived to photographers snapping photos of models wearing wedding dresses
by Savvy Bride, and were then ushered to their seats along the
runway. Crystal chandeliers adorned the arched ceilings, and a light pink
glow lit up the walls around the red carpeted runway. The event dripped
elegance! 

The emcee for Fashion Je t’adore was Bjorn Nasett of Fashion
Farm Boy (a Milwaukee Magazine community voices blogger). He brought the perfect character and charm as he introduced the show, focusing on the owner of Tres Chic Productions who is a truly remarkable young
woman, Caitlin Larson.  This was
her seventh fashion show that she produced entirely – and it didn’t disappoint.

The show began with a bang of music, which got everyone ready to get
their runway walk on. Gowns from Savvy Bride started the show, as everyone
watched in awe as the girls appeared to be floating along the catwalk to the
pit of photographers at the end, camera lights flashing. Featured next were looks by local designer Kelvin Haydon, which are (apparently) growing quite popular. The peek-a-boo mesh designs with bold colors were an eye-popping
combination.

At left: Photography: Abe Van Dyke
Model: Karen Canido of Tres Chic Productions
Designer: Kelvin Haydon

Another amazing local designer featured was teen Chelsea
Stotts of Moda Muneca, who started her line because she felt the need to produce more fashionable, affordable
clothing for women of all sizes. 

At right: Photography:
Abe Van Dyke
Model: Dana Joy Jacobsen of Tres Chic Productions
Designer: Chelsea Stotts of Moda Muneca

There was a gasp among the audience when feather jewelry
appeared from Neda Stevic of Shady Lady. The high feathered collar added a
couture shock to your little black dress… a definite must-have for any
fashionista, and I can’t WAIT to get my hands on one!

At left: Photography by  Abe Van Dyke
Model: Hannah Edstrom of Tres Chic Productions
Designer: Neda Stevic of Shady Lady

Head pieces by Donniluchi left me breathless, as I felt I
was watching the models walk right out of the pages of Vogue!



At right: 
Photographer:
Lyneé Ruiz
Model: Sarah Ella of Tres Chic Productions
Designer: Donniluchi


At the conclusion of the show we all walked away beaming, as
we our expectations were exceeded by the wonderful designs. We can’t wait to see what Caitlin Larson has up her fashionable
sleeves for next year, as we all know it will be bigger and better. After all,
it’s what she does best. 

Lyneé Ruiz started her career in beauty as a salon hairstylist at Carenza in Brookfield. Seven years later, she signed as a hair and makeup artist for Ford Models in Chicago and Miami. While her job consists of being on sets for advertising, editorial, TV, and backstage at New York Fashion Week, Milwaukee will always be home. Writing about tips and tricks she learns along the way for Milwaukee Magazine is one of her favorite creative outlets.