KCFW MAGAZINE SPRING / SUMMER 2022

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In 2010, before the first Kansas City Fashion Week, we developed an official, intentionally simple, long-range business plan: Stay in existence to host a second KCFW. That’s it. That was the plan.

PHILIP O. WILLOUGHBY CEO

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As any new venture, KCFW began with less-than-little, and had to build its own reputation and brand in a difficult and competitive industry. Now, with over sixhundred designers having shown, when we remind ourselves how our organization has developed into the quality platform it has become, one clear principle continues to ring true: KCFW is not about us. KCFW only exists to provide the canvas on which gifted artists in the fashion design, modeling, photography, styling, hair and make-up, and event planning industries share their talent.

In the pages of KCFW Magazine, and on the runway, you will see the results of hundreds of fashion-related industry professionals that have collaborated to support our local fashion industry.

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Fortunately, we soon had to replace our initial business plan with a morecomprehensive approach. As we begin our second decade of producing a fashion event we hope makes you and Kansas City

proud, we will continue to be focused solely on advancing the business interests of the many fashion-related businesses with which we have the honor to partner.

By your attendance with us this week, you are a key element of that partnership.

On behalf of the hundreds of small businesses hosting you this week – Thank you!

Philip O. Willoughby, CEO City Fashion Week

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8 EVERYDAY ESSENTIALS Elizabeth Diamant's 8 Essentials as a designer

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THE DESIGNERS Meet the creators behind all of the beautiful garments on the runway

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KCFW SCHEDULE

Find out when you will see your favorite designers

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COVER MODEL INTERVIEW

Get to know Gabrielle, our S/S 2022 Cover Model

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8 EVERYDAY ESSENTIALS Dressmaker Shears Precise cuts for last minute alterations.

Joann $54.99

Hand Needles Ball point hand needles when a sewing machine is not available.

Amazon $8.10

Fabric Steamer Hand held fabric steamer alleviates lint and wrinkles while on the go.

Wal-Mart $24.99

Hem Tape Hem Tape is a MUST for a traveling designer as I oftentimes hem the designs once I get to town which is usually the day before a show.

Joann $13.99

Water Fiji water is my water of choice and I drink it religiously.

Target $2.69

Lip Balm Burt’s Bees delivers optimal hydration along with a little hint of color to keep my lips poppin!

CVS Pharmacy $5.79

Raspberry Fig Bar I ensure I keep a Nature’s Bakery snack on hand to keep my hunger at bay, healthily.

Nature's Bakery $6.00

Concealer I always bring my Estée Lauder concealer with me to keep me looking my best.

Macy's $30.00

Elizabeth Diamant (Liz) is a self taught designer of almost five years designing timeless fashion for the modern woman who is Bold, Sexy and Timeless. After retiring from the Army in 2019, Liz started her namesake label and began traveling to showcase her designs in shows such as New York Fashion Week, Phoenix Fashion Week, Ontario Fashion Week, NC Fashion Week, and of course Kansas City Fashion Week. She loves runway shows and designing bespoke pieces for clients all around the world.

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SPACECAMP STUDIOS

RISSA'S ARTISTIC DESIGN

A crop top, a low waistline, and a variety of styles that accentuate the midriff can promote strength and beauty in a trend-right ensemble.

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Plunging necklines that are daring and exude sophistication can be worn as an edgy day look or an elegant evening style.

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Classic suit styles take a back seat to the updated two-piece ensembles in bright satins, bold patterns, unique colors, and modern details.

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Bold, exciting, and eye catching. Black and White are the perfect color pairing for statement styling and a striking presence.

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Designer Molly Fralick was born in Tampa, Florida but raised in Eastern North Carolina, where she calls home. Her interest in fashion started at a young age from when her mother, Linda Fralick, was working in a sewing hall. Upon graduating high school, she obtained an Associate in Arts; Transfer from Craven Community College in New Bern, North Carolina.

After receiving her associate’s degree a year later, she joined the United States Army as Military Police officer. After serving her time for our country, she went back to school to pursue her dreams in the fashion industry. She has since stayed in Missouri and found her fashion degree program at Missouri State University to pursue a degree in Fashion Design and Merchandising.

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Designer Amanda Casarez is a professionally trained fashion designer and visual artist with a focus on womenswear fashion.

As an Alumna of the inaugural class for the DC Fashion Incubator at Macy’s Metro Center (DCFI), she established her brand as a designer-in-residence in 2015, and with continued involvement with DCFI and in partnership with Macy’s where she released a capsule collection sold at Macy’s in Las Vegas Fashion Mall.

She presents across the US, including NYFW, NFW, PHXFW, and KCFW. She has worked with other brands to create awareness in the gap surrounding the lack of representation of designers of color in the fashion industry and creating opportunities for sales and exposure.

She looks for inspiration in all that surrounds her. She focuses on fashion as an art of transformation while basing her designs on her own personal dress code: tomboy chic with a bit of grunge.

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Any Old Iron is the brainchild of designer and stylist Andrew Clancey. The label's name is rooted in the olden cry of a scrap man collecting metal with his horse and cart, and it also hearkens to Clancey’s family scrap metal business which was founded in 1872. “Any Old Iron,” is also an Old English music hall song which references a young man’s sartorial dandyism – a quality that is distinctly English and ever-present in the brands aesthetic. In October of 2014, Any Old Iron moved it’s store to Nashville, Tennessee from NYC looking to dress the city’s musicians and fashion-forward locals. Now a showroom, Any Old Iron’s clients include Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, Cher, Ozzy Ozbourne, Kate Bosworth, Taylor Swift, Elton John, Miranda Lambert, Cardi B, and the Jonas Bros to name but a few.

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Architexture Collaboration is for the Strong.Smart.Modern consumer. Architexture Collaboration offers modern, minimalist formal styles that can be selected and combined to meet each person’s style. The Collaboration is the shared experience between the designer and the wearer. Architexture provides beautifully designed items. Each piece is designed and produced with careful consideration of social and environmental impact.

Production is executed locally with organizations that contribute to well-being of the labor force as well as the regional economy. The styles are made-to-order thus reducing the apparel industry waste that is often created by carrying inventory. We want the strong, smart, modern consumer to be empowered and participate in the process of building ensembles that they are proud to be seen in and feel beautiful wearing. Each style is offered in sizes 0-32 and can be tried on using our sample kits that provide color swatches, silhouettes in neutral colors, and styling guides.

With over 25 years in the apparel and consumer product industry, from fashion design to domestic and international production to retail buying for major retailers, our team has covered most aspects of the retail industry. We want to take this experience to improve upon traditional apparel industry standards and move towards more improved methods that will make a difference in the future of fashion.

architexture Barbara Bultman, Saint Louis native, earned her BFA at Lindenwood University in 2015, and was also awarded Couture Designer of the Year in 2016 at PHXFW. Barbara Bultman Designs, established in 2015, is an independent fashion brand that is made in-house. Her designs are structural, detail-oriented, and edgy with a modern-day bohemian twist of style. She uses a mixed media of fabrics and unconventional materials to create one-of-a-kind textures and prints. It’s a revolutionary crossroad of style for the fearless woman. Dare II Wear.

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By Egreis is a brand designed by women to celebrate women. A brand that believes fashion is all about being yourself and clothing is self-expression that comes from within. Their brand draws its strength, creativity, and inspiration from the qualities of a woman that make them strong, invincible, and empowering figures in society.

They don’t believe that fashion stops at size 12. By Egreis is committed to creating beautiful designs for women of all sizes, races, sexual orientations, and gender orientations. They believe every woman deserves to feel good and express beauty in her own way. Therefore, all the designs at By Egreis will be available from size XS to XXL. It’s all about giving a modern woman that luxurious experience of elegant yet trendy clothes that provide them with a sense of effortless glamour.

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Camille Alexandria is a California native fashion designer living in Kansas City. She studied fashion design at Otis College of Art and Design where she earned a BFA degree. Since then, she has been perfecting her craft and creating custom bridal and eveningwear.

Camille aims to create gowns that have a glamorous and timeless charm. Her brand also incorporates the use of recycled, deadstock, and reclaimed materials in an effort to reduce waste as well as produce truly one-of-a-kind garments.

camille alexandria Carlea Badolian is a fashion design student graduating this year from Missouri State University. She has always loved fashion and started making clothing as a child for all of her dolls using baby wipes. As time went on, she began designing her own clothing; while she was in high school, she began making clothes for others.

Carlea originally started college with the intention of being a lawyer, but her passion for design could not be contained, and she eventually changed her major. During this time she began to thrive, winning 3rd place in the “LBD” category at the Fashion Group Internationals Scholarship competition in 2020. The following year, she placed first for an internship in the Sustainability category. The internship was with project runway designer Lela Orr at her Dallas-based brand Ferrah.

carl’s bad designs MacKenzie Greckel, the designer behind the label Cicada Camp Co., is an Omaha native currently finishing her last year as a Visual Art student at The University of Kansas.

Greckel has shown two collections throughout her career at Omaha Fashion Week. In 2020, Greckel showed a 12-look collection made entirely of sustainably soured materials she had at hand while in quarantine. She was awarded the Emerging Designer Golden Shears award and continued creating until her next collection was complete in 2021.

Greckel showed Cicada Camp Co.’s second ever collection as a headlining designer at Omaha Fashion Week. At the University of Kansas, Greckel is an Undergraduate Research Student and focuses her studies on the fashion industry - specifically sustainable fashion. Greckel finds it her job as a maker and creator to create in the most ecologically friendly manner. She also naturally is drawn to the creative possibilities and challenges of unconventional materials. Because of these two passions, Greckel’s Garments are all one-of-a-kind made entirely from found items ranging from electrical wire to carpet insulation. As a visual art student, Greckel approaches each of her garments as she would a piece of art and uses a number of techniques (painting, macrame, sculpture, weaving, beading) she has learned throughout her education.

Greckel utilizes color in all of her pieces and wants to break the stigma of sustainable/ecofriendly items being dull colored. Cicada Camp Co.’s garments are gender fluid and invite all people to get excited about sustainability in the fashion industry.

Greckel has lived and designed in Kansas for the past four years while receiving her education. As a final hurrah before graduation, she would like to show work in the state that inspired and taught her all she knows about being a hardworking woman, student, and designer.

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Fashion designer Crystal Hamilton is the epitome of a woman living her dreams.

Her Spring/Summer 2019 collection "Crystal La'Shay" made its debut in 2018 at New York Fashion Week and Northwest Arkansas Fashion Week 2019. Crystal has been a part of Arkansas Interform designers cohort in 2020 and 2021.

"Crystal La'Shay" is a vibrant ready-to-wear women's clothing line.

Crystal is an Arkansas native who resides in Texarkana, Arkansas. Additionally, Crystal has been an Early Childhood educator for over 13 years teaching sewing and design practices at local colleges, to youth mentors, and also to hairstylists.

Crystal studied fashion design at the Jamileh Kamran Arkansas Fashion School and continues to design one-of-a-kind classic silhouettes with a touch of sporty chic.

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Duane retired from the US Army in 2012 and found himself struggling with PTSD. In 2016, with the support of his wife, Jamie, he found a path out of the darkness. Designing clothes represented the flames of the Phoenix, and a new life was reborn. Through each piece created by Topping Designs, Duane and Jamie seek to give YOU the platform and voice to break down the walls, relabel yourself, and find your switch to turn on the light!

Duane’s approach to clothing combines smart styling with a touch of an adventurous attitude. His designs are focused on the diversity of a woman’s body with the allure of feminine grace. Duane has since evolved his unique style to help you rediscover your power and create a new beginning out of the ashes.

Since Duane started on this journey, his designs have been featured on the runway in NYFW, Denver Fashion Week, Baltimore Fashion Week, and in San Diego. He has been published in Vogue, Shuba, and Pump Magazines. Duane was asked to give a talk with TEDx Milehigh and was a feature story on NPR, Local Denver news, and The Daily Blast Live.

duane topping - topping designs Elizabeth Diamant is a self-taught designer of 4.5 years who created her namesake label in 2019. She designs timeless fashion for the modern woman and her mission is to empower women to embrace their individuality and sexuality through fashion.

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Elsi Grabau has aspired to be a fashion designer since the age of 9. She is heavily inspired by 2000s couture, bright feminine colors, and bows. Elsi has attended the summer program at Rightfully Sewn for the past two years which has helped her to significantly grow as a designer. She is interested in participating in KCFW because of the many wonderful opportunities it presents. Elsi Grabau's label is Elsi Marie. Elsi Marie focuses on creating classy and sophisticated looks minus the rigid and plain. Elsi Marie embodies elegance, volume, and youth all in one.

elsi marie Emma Plante is a fashion design and merchandising student planning to graduate from Missouri State University in the spring of 2022. Her inspiration is deeply rooted in her love for plant life and exploring nature. She has always loved to play dress up and express her individuality through her style. This is her first time participating in KCFW, and she is elated to be a part of this event.

emma plante Georgina Jewelry is an independent jewelry line created by Kansas City-based designer, Georgina Herrera.

She founded Georgina Jewelry in 2010. Georgina says, “the connection between love, art, and tradition is unbreakable and determines who we are.”

Her designs are a fusion of fashion trends with her culture and tradition. This gives Georgina a unique and authentic brand with a fresh, modern, yet classic design that truly reflects her passions.

Georgina believes in empowering women to be their most confident selves with her line.

She is inspired by the character, strength, and determination of the modern woman.

Each piece in the collection is designed to create a unique statement whether it be in the office or at a gala. There is a piece for every woman and every occasion. Georgina Jewelry has been featured on the runways at Miami Swim Week as well as Paris and New York Fashion Week.

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Gracie Key™ was created to empower women through affordable and sustainable designer fashion. Each piece is cultivated to highlight individuality and bring a bold, feminine touch to every wardrobe. Gracie Key™ is a ready-to-wear collection that has a classic style that is both timeless and versatile.

Gracie Key started her journey as a fashion designer by creating custom evening wear while practicing sustainability through reusing and recycling fabrics. She has expanded her brand into the ready-to-wear market while also continuing to create custom pieces and one-of-a-kind, sustainable items.

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Hannah Caroline Couture designs custom wedding gowns for unique brides of all sizes. Based in Omaha, NE, Hannah Caroline Couture's bridal collections are fully customizable and always made to the bride's exact measurements. For customizable wedding gowns and completely custom wedding day looks, Hannah Caroline Couture is here to bring your ideas to life.

hannah caroline couture The House of Pamela Renee’ was founded by Fashion Designer and Educator Pamela Renee’ Lucas. Pamela, a native New Yorker, is a graduate of the esteemed Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City. She has earned her degree in Fashion Design, Pattern Drafting and Draping, as well as Apparel Production Management. She also has over twenty-five years of experience in the Fashion Industry. As an educator, Pamela has earned a lifetime teaching certificate in Apparel and Textiles and has written curriculum for Clothing Construction and Fashion Design Programs. She is highly qualified to teach at the secondary and post-secondary levels. Pamela is also the founder of The Academy of Patternmaking and Draping, an online subscription membership that that teaches Fashion Industry Methods of pattern drafting and draping.

Pamela is known for her unique style in special occasion wear for men and women.

Her clothing line exhibits exquisite taste, quality, and high fashion. Her attention to detail and fit, places her clothing styles on the top shelf.

house of pamela renee When Kelso first started her brand, she was designing conceal and carry western wear. Since then, she has expanded into artistically pushing the classic definition of western wear. The definition of togs is simple: to be or get dressed for a particular occasion or activity which fits perfectly into the niche she keeps finding herself in. She learned to sew at a young age as a trade skill in her family. That combined with never finding anything she wanted in the store lead to her love for design. She started sewing and designing her own clothes. In her career she’s worked in at least five sewing factories and screen-printing warehouses.

IronTogs is a clothing company that’s a little bit biker, little bit rebellious, eccentric, and a whole lot of country-western. Kelso’s inspiration comes from the idea of an artistic nomad seeing the world on an Indian motorcycle, interpreting what they see and feel and putting that into their art. Additionally, she draws a lot of her inspiration from spaghetti westerns.

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Jenn.a.Robbins is a designer born out of the need for fashionable plus-size ready-towear in Kansas City. Her pieces are designed by one who understands how to design with curves in mind. Jenn.a.Robbins Creative House is a creative brand that offers fashion, photography, graphic design, and marketing. Jenn.a.Robbins Creative House is presenting an all-body inclusive ready-to-wear collection that is a refreshing and exciting way to express yourself every day. The collection embraces bright colors, a variety of cheetah prints, and ombre fabrics with a twist of western charm. Highlights will include long and short kaftans that flow with the curves of a body made for EVERYbody.

jenn.a.robbins creative house Joshua Christensen is now based in Kansas City after 10 years of living and working in Los Angeles. He was a contestant on Project Runway Season 9 and has worked for world-wide labels including Guess inc. Featured are designs from all the different collections and projects Joshua has created and featured in fashion weeks and editorials around the world. Joshua studied fashion design at FIDM in Los Angeles, CA and after graduation was selected as a contestant for the TV show Project Runway. After the show, Joshua became a menswear designer at Guess Inc. After a time there, he decided to grow his own line of clothing under his name. These collections, season after season, have been featured at fashion weeks around the world. As part of a journey to discover what design can do, Joshua Christensen designs clothing for both men and women, including concept designs, eveningwear, swimwear, athletic apparel, etc.

joshua j chris Lauren O'Bannon is a self-taught seamstress who loves putting her skills to the test. A small sewing project in the beginning of the pandemic sparked her love for designing fashion pieces. Today, she continues to challenge herself with every stitch, making sure her next piece is better than her last. She continues to grow as a designer, using each piece as a stepping stone for the next. Kansas City Fashion Week is the perfect time to spotlight her designs and showcase her evolving designing capabilities.

justin christine Kindred is a collective boutique with locations in Overland Park, Independence, and on the Country Club Plaza dedicated to bringing you the best, widest selection of fashion, accessories, and giftables that Kansas City has to offer. Between our social - collective boutique layout and the incorporation of home decor, apothecary, and vintage goods throughout the shop, Kindred is dedicated to elevating your boutique shopping experience.

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Kyndra Jade designs Alluring Gowns for Extraordinary Women. The brand produces whimsical looks and creates high-quality gowns that push the creative boundaries using layers of ruffles, tulle, and organza. Creating unique silhouettes, Kyndra Jade designs carry an ethereal energy that provides a magical aesthetic. She also make couture wings for women, boudoir photographers, models, runway and custom store displays. Kyndra Jade was established in 2019 when 36year-old owner and designer, Kyndra Jade, decided to chase her wildest dreams in fashion on the runway. After being a serial entrepreneur for 18 years, Kyndra Jade is set to focus her talents on her art and the fashion industry.

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Laura Citron is a Nashville-based fashion label celebrating maximalist glamour since 2016. Laura combines her degree from the Fashion Institute of Technology (NYC) in Apparel Merchandising with years of working with New York’s top luxury vintage apparel retailers. In 2014, she moved to Nashville and opened her own edited vintage clothing boutique, OPIUMvintage. Connecting the past and the present, Laura has now created a label that evokes the fun and eclectic whimsy of decades past with a reimagined vision for a modern world!

laura citron From an early age, Jo realized that creating was her calling. Jo puts her heart and soul into each new project, and this intense passion for all things design is reflected by her exceptional and highly varied portfolio.

Jo has two clothing lines, her children's line and her adult gown line.

In 2019, she won the Emerging Designer Award at Omaha Fashion Week and was honored to be invited back the following season as a Headliner. Jo does all her designing and sewing at her studio. She enjoys the process of design from concept to execution. Rejecting trends and fads in favor of lasting signature looks is Jo's Hallmark of glamour with a modern sensibility - a must in today's market.

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Lucia's Sarto specializes in custom-designed clothing for women, men, and children.

Behind Lucia’s Sarto is clothing designer Nataliya Meyer. Nataliya always knew she was going to be creating clothing. It was somehow woven into her, just like learning to speak or how to write. She believes beauty will save the world. Almost every minute of her adult life, she is haunted by clothing - whether it be its creation, its fit, or its design. Her process starts as an inspiration for something she sees, hears, or reads. It then evolves into images that would in some way in her mind relate to the clothing she’s creating. She always wanted to be noticed in a crowd. Being from a poor background, there were no funds available for her taste, so she started altering things that she had. Much of her inspiration came from researching the historical heritage of many parts of the world. Everything she sees, she absorbs in her mind and translates it into clothing language. Her style of work is very diverse, but however different the clothes may be, the quality is always the highest.

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MadHouse is a young contemporary boutique offering unique pieces to achieve effortless style. Although she doesn’t design the pieces herself, the collections are carefully curated by the store owner, Madison Moore. Madison has always stood out in a crowd and never was afraid to take risks in fashion. As she grew older and realized not everyone felt this way, she wanted to share this confidence with others. Madison was an intern in Milan the Summer of 2017 where she was invited to fashion week presentations and attended her first market as a buyer. Summer of 2019, she was an ecommerce intern in New York City. With the buying and e-commerce experience, she decided to launch her own online boutique in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. She opened her store at the Iron District. Today MadHouse is carried in The Kindred Shops as well. MadHouse was runner up for Best Of KC in two categories: Best Women’s Clothing Store and Best Boutique. Madison wanted to bring a shopping destination to Kansas City for the girl who loves to standout and look effortlessly chic. Her S/S 2022 collection showcases unique styles. Madison hopes to be a driving force in the growth of the Kansas City fashion community and prove you don’t need to move somewhere else to have a successful fashion career.

madhouse David Minh Moore is beyond thrilled to be presenting his first fashion collection. As a young child, he spent many hours drawing pictures inspired by images he saw on greeting cards and in coloring books. Those little childhood doodles would eventually lead this Vietnamese-American Army veteran to a successful 20+ years career at Hallmark Cards as a production designer. David has been involved with several Employee Resource Groups at Hallmark, including the Military Interest Group and Hallmark Employees Reaching Equality (LGBTQ+). He served on the Asian American ERG Steering Council for 6 years and was the 2015 and 2018 Chair of AARCH, Asian American Resource Community at Hallmark. In 2016, Hallmark introduced #my5days, where employees in creative roles are given 5 days to step away from their everyday tasks to explore, learn, think differently, and renew. For his first #my5days, David took the time to go back and explore his first creative passion of fashion design. He started a 365-day challenge to create a new design sketch every day for a year, which he successfully completed. At the age of 48, this inspired him to go back to school and pursue a degree in Apparel Design and Technology at Johnson County Community College. What started as a #my5days project for David turned into a fantastic #my5years. As a designer with a passion for diversity, equity, and inclusion, David combines design aesthetics, apparel construction techniques, and a love of textiles to create beautiful special occasion wear with a compelling story of discovering one’s voice, amplifying otherness, finding tribe, and belonging.

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A native of New Orleans, Louisiana, Minc Mason was attracted to sewing at an early age. He began to learn his craft through Fashion Design and Construction Courses as well as Costuming at Paseo Academy of Fine and Performing Arts and Manual High School in Kansas City. Over the next several years, Mason explored many different sewing endeavors which led to the cultivation of the products he designs and constructs today. Minc Mason has opened his very own design studio (Studio 3 by Minc Mason) in downtown Kansas City. Studio 3 specializes in the construction of many different mediums ranging from custom bags, car/boat/furniture upholstery, and apparel. Even though proficiently skilled in the auto/home upholstery services, having worked with clients such as "South Beach Classics" and many other high-end vintage car dealers, his love for fashion always seemed to prevail above all else. Over time he has accumulated a quality clientele of professional athletes, fashion influencers, and entertainers. Mason is currently focusing his efforts on cultivating a youth program to mentor students on manufacturing, product design, and construction.

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Malissa Long grew up near Beaumont, TX with a Mom and Grandmother who both sewed and, while she was in high school, they worked for a local fashion designer. That and several other life events, made her realize designing beautiful clothing was her calling. She took pattern making as an elective while in college at Sam Houston University majoring in Fashion Merchandising. Those skills came into play in 2003, when a client at Jo-Ann's Fabrics, in Austin, asked her to make the sample garments for her children's clothing collection and she has been chasing the dream in some form or fashion ever sense. She has shown at Austin, Houston , and San Antonio Fashion Weeks. She developed the Malissa Dress for Burdastyle.com in 2007, a pattern that was easily altered and downloaded over 10,000 times. She is a very versatile designer mostly designing new classics in boutique, cocktail, and evening wear, a MLW (MLWear.com) piece will still be in style several years after it's created. She loves to challenge herself and anything that gives her mind a workout inspires her to create. One way she challenges herself is using alternative and upcycled items in her garments.She use fiber art as a medium to practice her techniques and is a founding member of the Austin Fiber Artist. She has been known to make dresses out of ties, jackets out of bottle caps, and recycle aluminum cans into embellishments for her collections. All of her fabrics are recycled or sustainable;she prefers to consider herself as an eco-conscious designer.

She loves creating her own work as well as helping other local designer by patterning, sampling, and even producing their collections. She I currently live near Wichita, KS with her husband and son and is active in the cities art and fashion scene.

mlw - malissa long wear Art has been very important in designer, Jose Ortiz’s life, since he was a child. Until now, he was unsure of what he wanted to do with art. He soon found that designing clothing had always been of interest to me and found that part of art in it.

His design style is elegant, sexy, and sophisticated, with special attention to couture details and construction. Jose’s inspirations come from various forms including the environment and its living and non-living organisms that are mystifying and powerful.

He is very dedicated to what he does.

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Michelle Morris has had a talent and love for design and creation since she was little. She sees things with their higher potential and works hard to make them become better. She has done this with fashion design, coaching people, interior design, fitness, creating art, and especially in the home where she helps her 2 daughters create a happy life .

Because of Michelle’s love for fashion and creation, she has spent over a decade as a professional artist and professional model. She got her degree in Illustration which is when she first fell in love with fashion sketching which led her to creating her own designs for her children’s clothes.

Michelle created her brand MPOWER when her unwavering passion for fitness, fashion, & creation, combined with her years of entrepreneurial experience.

MPOWER strives to help women feel that empowering fire that faith brings. High Fitness meets high fashion with coordinating active wear sets designed to slim the body while providing comfort and confidence .

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Justin Houpe is the founder of Naava Swim. As a proud United States Army Veteran who served a tour in Iraq during "Operation Iraqi Freedom", he developed a desire to spread love through fashion which helped cope with the exertions of war. This is where inspiration for Naava, which means "beautiful" in Hebrew, would be discovered.

Established in 2017, Naava Swim was created to inspire all women. The goal is to increase confidence, beauty and strength when wearing a swimsuit.

“What makes you different is what makes you beautiful” is our motto that defines the Naava Swim brand. He wants to inspire women of all shapes and sizes to be comfortable in their own skin and know that every woman is beautiful.

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The best designs come from a life well-lived. Tonya’s fashion interest reflects her love of riding horses and travel. She has always created one-of-a-kind items for personal use, because most of what she sees in her mind she is not able to find in the world of current fashion.

Tonya gained her formal experience starting at Johnson County Community College.

After graduating with her associates of applied science of Arts in fashion design, she furthered her education by going to Stephen's College in Columbia, MO. She graduated with a Bachelor's of Fine Arts in Fashion Design and Product Development. Through her lifetime and college she has submitted Collections at both JCCC and Stephens College for annual fashion shows. She has now been designing under her brand Nokota.Style for 3 years, and has traveled with her brand to other fashion weeks.

Her brand Nokota, is portrayed in her logo which is a digitized format of her original hand painted horse. Nokota is bold and free to roam. The circle that encompasses her is representative of a clock. She is running free of time and physical restraint.

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From a Northern Chicago suburb, Olivia uses the world around her and various time lines for design inspiration. She has been designing women's ensembles since childhood and creating garments since her middle teenage years. Olivia studied Fashion Design, Merchandising and Styling as well as Marketing, Journalism and Event Planning at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. Fabric choices reflect the inspiration, be it from an inanimate object, an experience, current events or views. They may be expressed via texture, color or silhouette form alongside femininity throughout the Olive Martini Designs brand. Olivia hopes to take her knowledge and her unusual design inspirations into the fashion industry. Having participated in multiple shows and being motivated to move her career forward, she hopes to gain exposure and open the door to new ideas and opportunities in the field. Her advice to anyone interested in fashion as a career is to be ambitious, dedicated, and willing to make the time commitment. Love your work, persevere and explore your future.

olive martini designs Olha Potapenko and Tatiana Yanchenko have been partners in the fashion industry since 2005. Together they built the brand Potapenko & Yanchenko.

Both designers graduated from vocational schools in Ukraine where they were first introduced to the world of fashion. Since they joined forces in 2005 their work quickly became recognized on a national level for its exceptional quality and captivated the Ukrainian clientele. Soon after, their gowns were demanded in the Arabian Peninsula and various European countries. In September of 2016 the designers took second place at the New Fashion Zone competition for young designers.

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THE BRAND: Potion23 is a collection of whimsical, vintage-inspired fashions for unusual souls. Potion23 is heavily influenced by the impeccable elegance of the 1930s and '40s, and the sumptuous, body-skimming silhouettes that defined the era. Potion23 revives the art-deco magic of these historical styles and rejuvenates them with playful modern prints and bespoke hand-embroidery for a truly individual flair. Each design is an heirloom of the future, rediscovering the path of slow-fashion and the pursuit of quality, locality and sustainability.

THE DESIGNER: Victoria Cates, born and raised in New York, earned her Fashion Design degree in Los Angeles and is now based in beautiful Saint Louis. Victoria, aka Tori, worked in all levels of the fashion industry from design to retail to wholesale to manufacturing. Channeling all her experience, her love for vintage fashion, and her passion for art and history has led to the birth of her own fashion line - Potion23. Tori is driven to create by her desire for wearable silhouettes and unique prints, and her very, very, particular taste.

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Solsikke, a brand by Gabriella Mathews, translates to sunflower in Norwegian.

She chose this name because her family is part Norwegian and she has gotten where she is today through hard work and the support of her family. Mathews started sewing in 2014 and since then has followed her passion into the fashion world. She was very fortunate to have a dedicated and talented fashion teacher throughout her years at Winnetonka High School. She went on to Missouri State University to graduate with her Bachelors of Science degree in Fashion Design and Product Development. In her senior year of university, she developed her denim collection being shown. Growing up in Kansas City and having an interest in fashion, she has always had an interest in Kansas City Fashion Week and is very excited to make her debut.

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Toreemarie is a self-taught fashion designer based in Des Moines, Iowa. Currently specializing in womenswear, she has a passion to create and grow through fashion. Her fun and versatile designs shine through her first collection under her label, Toreemarie. She has a love for fashion, hand-crafted garments, and details. Toree has a background in landscape architecture and is pursuing her license. She hopes to further incorporate urban design and architecture into her fashion career through place-based venue, set, and pop-up design.

toreemarie It all started when ULAH co-founders — Buck and Joey — discovered their professional and life experiences could intersect to bring a new point of view in men’s retail to Kansas City. ULAH is a nationally recognized boutique that offers a thoughtfully curated collection of ready-to-wear men's clothing, accessories, gifts and essentials, home accents, and interior design services. ULAH was recently featured on Netflix's Queer Eye: Season 3, Episode 8 (apparel) and Season 4, Episode 2 (apparel) and Episode 7 (furnishings). They've also received the national "Rising Retailer" award by MR Magazine, and have been voted Kansas City's "Best Men's Clothing Store" for 2018, 2019, and 2020.

ULAH is entering a new phase… LUNA by ULAH is now open. LUNA is a new destination for ready-to-wear women’s clothing, gifts, accessories, and home accents.

Born out of the ULAH family of lifestyle concepts, LUNA is an approachable, on-trend store featuring a mix of local, national, and international brands.

Since ULAH was born, co-owners Buck Wimberly and Joey Mendez have been asked to open a store featuring women’s apparel. The stars aligned at just the right time when Elise Alexander came on board. Elise is one of ULAH Interiors + Design’s residential clients. This relationship grew into a friendship, and now the launch of a new project – LUNA. Elise brings a fresh point of view to the team and will help take LUNA to new heights.

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INTERVIEW WITH COVER MODEL

KCFW MAG: What are your personal interests?

KB: I have fallen in love with working out. I love watching myself improve every day by lifting more weight, doing more reps, or sets.

Oddly enough, I love going to work and working as a server. at a restaurant. Even though I’m not working in my desired career yet. I am making money for my future.

KCFW MAG: How did you get into modeling?

KB: I started out by getting involved in a KCFW show.

My first show was the 2019 F/W season. The confidence and self-love I created from modeling in those moments are what pushed me to follow what I’ve always wanted to do. I’ve started to put a greater effort towards putting myself in the direction of opportunity. I’ve been reaching out to a variety of photographers to gain more experience in front of the camera. I plan on using these pictures to put in a portfolio to take with me to New York KCFW MAG: What has your experience been as a model?

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my comfort zone. Whether that's shooting in frigid conditions, wearing unusual outfits, or posing in ways that I’m not used to. I love the overwhelming feeling of accomplishment that rushes over me while shooting or walking the runaway.

KCFW MAG: What has been one of your favorite experiences in modeling?

KB: One of my more recent favorite experiences in modeling is walking in the KCFW F/W 2021 show. The experience on the runway is so thrilling and fulfilling! I admired both the designers I walked for so deeply. Which made it even more special.

The inspiration behind their work was so empowering and meaningful. The amount of effort and time that went into these designs was unimaginable.

I felt so honored that they chose me to showcase their breathtaking collections.

KCFW MAG:Five years from now, where are you?

KB: Five years from now, I see myself in New York signed to a big agency carrying out my lifelong dream as a model. Modeling is something that I’ve wanted to carry out in my younger years for as long as the industry lets me. I will have a bachelors degree in Political Science soon. So, whatever state I decide to reside in will be the state that I begin my law school journey with a focus in criminal law.

Kansas City Fashion Week is a nexus of fashion professionals. Featuring local, national, and international designers, each year KCFW produces two full weeks of premier runway shows, enabling designers to collaborate with seasoned stylists, make-up artists, models, and photographers to present their collections in the most professional atmosphere imaginable.

Buyers and individual consumers are provided an opportunity to order apparel and accessories shown on the runway, and KCFW provides industry professionals an avenue to showcase their abilities to a national audience. With an unapologetic focus on the business side of the fashion industry, each KCFW event highlights the many facets of fashion commerce.

Buyers from retail establishments, media personalities, online apparel entrepreneurs, and celebrities help to comprise an audience for each show, making KCFW a must-attend event for established and emerging fashion professionals.

Kansas City has a rich history of fashion success. In the late 1940s, Kansas City's Garment District employed over 4,000 people and boasted that 1 out of every 7 women in the United States purchased garments made in Kansas City.

In the successful production of over fifteen fashion week seasons, KCFW has helped refocus the region's attention to the commercial possibilities of a revitalized apparel design and manufacturing industry.

Led by an experienced team of fashion industry professionals and event planning specialists, KCFW planners set the standard for fashion event production. Through partnerships with the Midwest's leading companies, KCFW continues to serve as a collaboration for the industry that propels emerging designers to success, as well as providing a rich source of consumer interaction for the established designer.

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PRESIDENT

Layne Whitehouse

Jason Atherton VP OF PUBLICATIONS / EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

VP OF OPERATIONS

Clarissa Knighten

Eli Stack

Noelle Manica

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY

MODEL DIRECTOR

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER

Andria Ross

Julie Tracy

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PROMOTIONS & EVENTS MANAGER

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MODEL COORDINATOR

Craig Cook

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Teisha Barber

Maria Savoy VP OF PRODUCTION / COMMUNITY RELATIONS

Laura Kathleen

Jermaine Reed VP OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS

Joshua Christensen

Sarah Russel

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DESIGNER OUTREACH AND RELATIONS

DIGITAL MARKETING MANAGER

Sanay Alexander

Chelsey Derks Modde

Ashley Hazelwood

MODEL COORDINATOR

SOCIAL MEDIA COORDINATOR

STYLE TEAM COORDINATOR

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Eleni Pelham

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Aspen Deperalta PRODUCTION ASSISTANT

KCFW THE MAGAZINE STAFF

Jason is a Kansas City native. He graduated from The University of Kansas in 2001 with a degree in Business Administration.

Today he works in finance, accounting, and photography.

Photography focus includes fashion, events, and concerts/music. His main passion, however, is being a husband and father of four boys. Atherton was an official photographer with KCFW at the first show in the 2012 Fall/Winter season. In 2016 he joined the Kansas City Fashion Week team as the Photography Director.

He now serves as VP of Publication. Jason is the founding editor of KCFW The Magazine, and has become an integral part of the leadership team.

Jennifer Abate Editor Originally from a small country town in Southeast Missouri, Jennifer gained her Bachelor Major in Graphic Design & Minor in Theater from the University of Missouri Kansas City in 2016.

In the same year, Jennifer auditioned for Kansas City Fashion Week and was selected to walk for Ola Styles.

Since then, she has been involved with KCFW, whether walking, volunteering, or magazine making. In her free time Jennifer enjoys working on her house and participating in local community theater.

Jason Atherton | Editor-in-Chief

Christina Moncke Fashion Editor Christina has spent the past 25+ years working in the apparel and consumer product industries.

From apparel design and product development, to college instructor in Fashion Design and Marketing and currently managing a large product Merchandising and Trend department for a major retail corporation, she has done it all. Her involvement in KCFW has included participating in 5+ seasons as a designer with her line Architexture.

She loves spending quality time with her husband and 2 teenage boys.

McCartney Segalo Editor McCartney's role as editor demonstrates her multitalented abilities. She has served in various roles with KCFW, from being one of the most experienced models on the runway to helping plan and promote events. A model and entrepreneur by trade, she has found time to dedicate to helping KCFW grow since its founding in 2010. In addition to serving as editor for KCFW Magazine, McCartney has also modeled for KCFW promotional shoots and contributed to the KCFW social media platforms. Her most recent modeling job took her to Mexico, reinforcing her status as an internationally published model.

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