NH Fashion Week Debuts in Couture Culture

A new venture was born just outside of Boston in 2024 by Producer Dina Akel also designer of collection Viera Luxe. New Hampshire Fashion Week began its inaugural evening with an art and designer showcase in collaboration with Positive Street Art at The Venues at the Factory.

The opening for New Hampshire Fashion Week came in a chic and sexy vibe from was Vl Couture also the producer for the event. The collection showed high end formal wear with hints of floral, a black dress stunned guests with its off the shoulder cut and sheer sparkle. Each piece was donning daring cuts of seduction while keeping it classy. A few pops of all white bridal gowns with soft hints of glitter made way down the runway. A pair of men’s suits gave the line a dapper twist and an all-white jacket having hints of the floral found on one of the gowns.

The second set of looks were all business class, focal for the power businesswoman by Designer Madison Savile. Each look featured a suit jacket showing sensual authority. A basic all back suit killed with its simplicity and hints of sparkle. Soft beiges, winter white top paired with a sleek pant fit that classic look. Stealing the set was an autumn orange gown and a casual coffee colored coat over a bold emerald, green to take charge of the board room.

Next down the NH Fashion Week runway was a modern expression of the big day by Designer Liliana Puertas in an all-white affair. Classic pearl white was the staple in cute crop tops a look finished with cowboy boots, ruffles and sassy flair gave way to a unique flow.

There was what guests thought to be an intermission between designers quickly grew curious to the blank white canvas front and center that turned Hip hop inspired speech into live art. from Artist Lance Johnson a Bronx native now Cleavelandite who wrapped up a residency the day before with the nonprofit Positive Street Art. It took a minute or two with press quickly pivoting and attendee turning their attention to the onsite expression that was created live from an empty textile to powerful speech.

Classic couture ramped back up the runway with a more traditional set of looks made way for a dream wedding day. A bride can never go wrong with an iconic look of satin and lace. Pieces with a simplistic style made an elegant statement from designer boutiqueslie.

The final set of looks to close the NH Fashion Week runway were satin suits with flair from LA based designer formalwear pbc. The line featured dignified chic couture suits. Hot pick jackets that were hooded, a hint of masculine glitter and the showstopper was an identical neon ideation head to toe in satin sync was pure romance and red carpet worthy.

The inaugural New Hampshire Fashion Week was classy, chic, and full of creative vibes! The fusion of art and fashion are highly anticipated for 2025.