Yaeji Closes the With A Hammer North America Tour in Brooklyn
Yaeji Closes the With A Hammer North America Tour in Brooklyn

Yaeji’s final show of her With A Hammer North America Tour was full of heart. It felt like a colorful odyssey from inside her mind. She was in tears at multiple points of the show and even spent a few minutes after the performance speaking about how beautiful of an experience she had during the process of her tour. The night combined artistic elements from many spheres, as Yaeji also sharply executed, entrancing choreography throughout the entirety of the show and curated unique video interludes, with her actually taking a hammer and “breaking” the video screen at one point. Overall the night was eclectic, heartfelt, and gripping, and a highly skillful exhibition of Yaeji’s many talents.

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Global Fashion Collective Fall/Winter 2023
Global Fashion Collective Fall/Winter 2023

The Evening Wear runway showcased a diverse range of couture ranging from statement embellished gowns to “Lolita” style-inspired dresses starting from 6:30 PM. Dazzling the bleak walls of City Point in Downtown Brooklyn were the stunning gowns and garments of international designers Lisa Ju, Hengki Kawilarang, Victoria Maiden, and Taussy Daniels. The diverse range of designers hailing from across the world brought the audience on an international cultural journey of fashion.

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Snow Xue Gao Fall/Winter 2023 Collection Packs a Flower Power Punch
Snow Xue Gao Fall/Winter 2023 Collection Packs a Flower Power Punch

Snow's clothes were undeniably modern, and yet, I felt there was a sense of faraway, foreign dreaminess imbued in the patterns. The sixties were a period of discovery. Women were demanding rights (and still are). The era was an explosion of colors, breaking fast the monotone binary. And in the storefront, I felt the spirit resurge. The dedication to breaking the mold was like a palpable force inside the small Bowery store. In a way, it felt like the sixties had swung by.

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