It was Fall of California, started with the Award-Winning Fashion Communities Week!
Now is the time to consider the possibility of a different kind of event: hybrid events. There will be instances such as the current global pandemic, where virtual events are the only alternative. There are also situations in an in-person experience that will be the most efficient method to gather leads and engage your attendees. Hybrid events, which mix virtual and in-person experiences, are a crucial part of the new standard in events.
Fashion Community Week, as one of the top platforms for local and international emerging fashion brands and designers, The 13th edition of Fashion Community Week was celebrated by hosting a hybrid event that lasted for four days between 24 and 27 September.
This award-winning event is among the most significant fashion events on the West Coast and saw its first-ever mix of on-site and online events.
The fashion week kicked off with a virtual fashion show. It was followed by an on-site shopping event, followed by a runway presentation on the premises, and culminated with a virtual conference for the industry.
The day’s first event kicked off with a Virtual Fashion Show featuring amazing collections from the season live on the runways of designers from the local and international scene. The viewers could shop the ‘Hot off of the runway’ collection directly through the virtual fashion show.
The following day was an on-site Fashion event that featured professional networking and an open-air shopping exhibit with six clothing or accessories manufacturers. The evening concluded with a drinking party at The Modernist club, which happens to be a private members-only club.
The evening was concluded with a party as well as live performances. The featured designers included Olori Sandbreros, Jus De Pommes Siren, Ayla, A by Anubha, Philine & Fantabela.
The last day of the fall festival was the start of the new Digital Fashion conference, a discussion that focused on digital fashion, the future of innovation, and the fashion industry’s future. The debate took place under CEOs from Dress X, Holition, Kavya, Di Fashion Branding, and Instituto Marangoni.
Every year, at Fashion Community Week’s fashion show talent with those from marginalized backgrounds to begin their ambitions at the event. The organization is adamant that fashion has no boundaries and beauty can transcend gender, height, or race!
In addition, the organization offers opportunities to the fashion and local community by facilitating community bonding, networking, interaction, and creating a network within the clothing industry.
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