Charleston Fashion Week 2015 begins

Tuesday evening began with what is beginning to seem like a tradition, the mood being set with music by Daniel D. Charleston Fashion Week Runway Shows opened with a lingerie presentation byBits of Lace. In addition to the glamorous lingerie, Bits of Lace showed children's pajamas and least men feel left out there were stylish boxer shorts. Trés Carmen Boutique presented young cutting edge spring wear.
Capsule collections were presented by Emerging Designers, Sarah Hazel Cannon & Rachel Cole Cannon, Amanda Dreesen, Richelle Valenzuela, and Johanna Hickey & Orea Guthrie.
Sarah Hazel Cannon & Rachel Cole Cannon, winners of Tuesday’s People’s Choice Award, collaborate to design women’s ready to wear under the label Hazel Cole. They combine modern print technology with a classic feminine style reflecting the modern southern woman. Their color palette is tones of grey with a windowpane plaid as a reoccurring theme.

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Amanda Dreesen is a self-taught designer of women’s ready to wear, who designs under the label Dedinger. Her capsule collection was a fusion of costume and fashion with short modern jackets reminiscent of the classic bolero.
Richelle Valenzuela, winner of Tuesday’s Emerging Designer’s Competition, designs men’s ready to wear under the label passaporte. He combines hi-tech fabrics to create clothing that is comfortable, practical and innovative. He mixed Bermuda and cargo shorts to create a hi-tech, innovated, and modern shorts for men.
Johanna Hickey & Orea Guthrie design women’s ready to wear under the label Point Line and Plane. They use fabrics made from natural fibers that are hand-dyed. Their colorful unique prints were refreshing additions to the evening’s neutral monochromatic color palettes.
The show ended with presentations by featured designers Anna Toth and Plante. Anna Toth and Plante were co-winners of last year’s Emerging Designer Competition.
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