Natalie Portman's Glam-Pop Superstar Costumes in 'Vox Lux' Don't Actually Reference Any Existing Celebrity
Costume designer Keri Langerman did, however, make fake merch for the movie.
LaQuan Smith
See Every Piece From ASOS x LaQuan Smith, the Retailer's Biggest Collaboration Ever
Notably, it includes extended sizing for ASOS Curve and ASOS Plus.
How LaQuan Smith Launched His Brand and Built a Loyal Following Without Going to Fashion School
The Queens-born-and-based designer's New York hustle and signature aesthetic have earned him interest from the industry, celebrities and, soon, Asos's global consumer base.
Beyoncé Made a Surprise Appearance In LaQuan Smith to Honor Colin Kaepernick
So much black excellence on one stage.
22 Looks We Loved from New York Fashion Week: Day 4
Opening Ceremony, Prabal Gurung, Sies Marjan, Victoria Beckham and more.
LaQuan Smith Turned Tweed Into Something Kylie Jenner Would Wear for Spring
And what he thought of Kim Kardashian transforming his sweater dress into a maternity outfit during New York Fashion Week.
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LaQuan Smith Spring 2014: Beyond Buzz
LaQuan Smith has already won a devoted celebrity following by creating the sort of jaw-dropping red-carpet numbers that get the Twitter-sphere buzzi
African American Designers Shine Bright at Fashion Week
This New York Fashion Week delivers 13 brands–with aesthetics ranging from avant-garde and edgy to classic and couture-inspired–being helmed (or co-helmed) by African American creatives. We are excited to see these individuals defying the odds many face as black designers in New York. Click through the slideshow to check them out.
Steven Alan, LaQuan Smith, and Jennifer Fisher
New show reviews and galleries are in! Check out Steven Alan, LaQuan Smith, and Jennifer Fisher.
LaQuan Smith Fall 2013: Written in the Stars
Fashion remains a labor of love for uptown upstart, LaQuan Smith. This love is not just his own for his craft, but that of his family's for him and
LaQuan Smith’s Over-the-Top Romp Through Versaille, Starring Serena Williams
LaQuan Smith, one of our 15 designers to watch, holds a special place in my heart. I met the 22-year-old designer last year when he was working up to 19 hours a day out of his tiny bedroom in his grandparent's house in Queens to prepare for his first show. He's scrappy and works his ass off and he couldn't be more humble about his success (he's dressed Lady Gaga, Alicia Keys, and Rihanna). Yesterday, like last season, LaQuan presented his show retro-style: Guests were seated at round tables (this time in a suite at the Peninsula Hotel), and models sashayed about the room pausing at each table to strike a pose. Only this season, as evidenced by the celeb-packed room, buzz has built around this young designer. While Andre Leon Talley has supported LaQuan since the beginning, for his second show, Talley brought along Diane von Furstenberg. Sandra Bernhard and Common were there (not together), and Serena Williams closed the show (maybe she is back with Common?). LaQuan's show was a nice break from the typical runway show. Instead of the standard issue vacant stare, his models engaged with the audience, even flirting with them, eliciting tickled shrieks from ALT himself. They actually looked like they were, gasp, having fun.