Terese Sydonna’s fall 2016 collection will be available at a sample sale. Terese Brown, an emerging designer, introduced her spring/summer collection for Terese Sydonna, LLC. in April 2016. There were floral prints and animal patterns in black and white kimono jackets, tuxedos, dresses and fancy leggings. Her basic black and white pieces enhanced the color palette.

A Jamaican-born, New York-based designer, Brown has worked five years to build her brand. Her career was inspired by her Jamaican grandmother, who was a seamstress and who taught Brown to sew. She is an alum of Philadelphia Fashion Incubator at Macy’s and holds a dual degree in economics and business, and studio art from Lafayette College. Her fashion degree comes from the Fashion Institute of Technology. This talented designer has a love for couture and a talent for mixing fabrications. Brown designs each piece in the collection to be versatile without compromising on comfort.

Today, she creates a contemporary ready-to-wear and accessory collection for Terese Sydonna, LLC. The goal is to present a collection for the superhero all women are. Inspired by bold prints, sculpture and unexpected details, the Terese Sydonna collection celebrates a modern landscape where art, fashion and comfort intersect. Stylish, yet maintenance free, 95 percent of the collection is machine washable, quick drying and wrinkle free. Her print designs and color-blocked details are exceptional. The workmanship of her production is tailor-made. Clothes are perfectly designed to fit and accentuate the positives in female forms. The Terese Sydonna brand has gained acceptance at several retail in fine specialty stores. Her clothes are available at www.TereseSydonna.com.

For spring/summer 2017, designer Malan Brandon’s Resort collection at the Style Artist Lounge in Montauk Beach House Saturday was very relaxing and a lot of fun. As guests soaked up the sun at the poolside presentation, they enjoyed music by DJ Vikas, and previewed the latest swimwear by Melan. There were chic black suits ranging from one-piece cut-outs to bikinis with unique gold detailing. Their decorative butterfly cover-ups glided in the wind as models strutted up and down the runway through the cabanas. For a perfect combo, Malan’s designs were sharp in breezy fabrics. He also showed shoes and jewelry in this collection.Read more at:http://www.marieaustralia.com/formal-dresses | http://www.marieaustralia.com/long-formal-dresses