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By Jerome R.
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​Prêt-à-Porter Las Vegas, a fashion show featuring this fall and winter's fashions, will take place Nov. 13–15 at the Rio hotel.

The event is the Red hot idea of local business owner, Debbie Landry, is also president and CEO of Redhead Enterprises. She plans to host the event twice a year to highlight fall/winter fashions as well as spring/summer clothing.

By Maddi G.
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It’s the time of year again when designers come together and lay out what’s in and what’s out, setting up the looks for the next year. New York Fashion week even though it’s not yet over, has some of the biggest trends for the sunny months.

1. Plunging V Neckline

Been featured at least once in almost every runway show so far, it’s also all over the streets and the red carpet. Whether it’s a dress or a suit jacket. The super low-cut no bra look is this year’s hottest staple. The reason that this neckline is suddenly so popular is because women love to feel sexy without feeling overexposed—and the plunging v is the perfect median. This look has it all: it’s chic, classy, fierce and flattering. 

By Michelle V.
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The elaborate setup, a star studded filled show and hosting the show on the 14th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, Riccardo Tisci managed to turn his Givenchy Spring 2016 show in New York City one for the fashion books.

While this was the first show in America for the French maison, it certainly did not disappoint.

Attendees sat on Pier 26 with a set created from recycled pieces, multi level platforms and performers staged throughout.