It’s getting hotter each week as the original Project Runway designers are now widdled down to eleven. And it’s exciting to say that Austin’s Brittany Allen and Sergio Guadarrama are still among the eleven designers still standing. For this week, the squad would be challenged in teams with a throwback theme to an inspirational fashion decade. The designers were elated… View Post
Now that the newest season of Project Runway is moving into week five, the personality of each designer is starting to come out along with some colorful drama that you would expect when you get a group together for any length of time. The chit chat can be best described as passive-aggressive with other dialog considered somewhat snippy. (or maybe… View Post
The Austin designers competing on Season 18 of Project Runway are now the duo to contend with and the remaining designers are probably taking notice due to the fact that two of the three challenges have been won by our local designer names. It’s only week three into the series and Brittany Allen and Sergio Guadarrama were named challenge winners… View Post
After week one of a Texas-size double win team challenge by Austin designers Brittany Allen and Sergio Guadarrama, with Allen being named the individual design winner, it’s safe to say Austin fans (and Austin fans at heart) were on a fashion high. We are now faced with wondering if it was Texas luck or whether the Austin designers can keep… View Post
Written by: Kelsie Davis Austin designer Sloane Lenz of the This is Sloan brand, debuted her ninth collection titled, A Post Apocalyptic Christmas, on a beautiful Sunday evening at Prospect House in Dripping Springs, Texas. Attendees took advantage of her themed show and came dressed in their best end-0f-the-world attire made of garbage bags, skimpy all-black torn dresses and ripped… View Post