This collection represents encouraging women to feel confident and why not look good while doing it?,” said brand owner Selethia Tre’Nae.īeautifully fitted silk pieces came down the runway to represent the works of Troy Bush and Kyra Rehman of Vellu.

“My hobby of living ‘untamed’ turned into a lifestyle. Ranging from cow print to cheetah print, the collection consisted of glamorous streetwear that is meant to make models feel confident, sexy and cute. Untamed Vanity presented the audience with the most varying prints of the night. We make clothing out of household items and trash,” she said. Furlow described her collection of the night, “I Sea You,” as “representing the things found and discarded into the ocean and showing that we see this happening. Founder Carley Furlow’s looks consisted of upcycled materials, thus making dresses created with sunglasses, flip flops and even live goldfish. Lopes is from Germany and described her work this past weekend as a “sneak peek into what is to come.” The collection consisted of high glam pieces with leather, silk and feathery textures.įurlow presented a collection that challenged the typical materials a designer would use for a runway show. Next to present was Crio’la, whose collection represented the designer’s process of rebranding into creating more couture pieces. Owner Jennifer Saint-Fort described her design aesthetic as being “dark and moody, while also feminine.” The audience enjoyed the well-constructed, sexy and fitted pieces. The “Showgirl” collection consisted of luxury pieces in black and white. The first to take the runway was Sainty Destiny. Vellu, Saint Destiny, Untamed Vanity, Cri o ’la, Furlow and runway winners, Kawesii and Hoohah presented their collections to the Denver audience.

After a selective process, 7 designers were chosen to present a collection that best represents their work, aesthetic and overall style.

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