The inaugural Memphis Fashion Weekend started with a bang last night. Jack Robinson Gallery was packed with local styleites looking for the kind of high fashion show Memphis sees woefully little of. What’s more, this event secures a strong place for fashion in Memphis’ future — by benefiting ArtsMemphis and up-and-coming local fashion designers.
In that spirit, the night began with the Spring line from Ellis Dixon, a Memphis native who now works out of New York City. Her line was dominated by crop tops, pretty neutrals, and feminine silks and shapes.
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- Ellis Dixon
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- Ellis Dixon
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- Ellis Dixon
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- Ellis Dixon
Next up, Carol Peretz introduced a Spring line of cocktail and occasion dresses with sumptuous textures, feminine patterns, and bold colors.
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- Carol Peretz
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- Carol Peretz
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- Carol Peretz
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- Carol Peretz
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- Carol Peretz
And finally, Philosophy’s Spring collection wowed attendees with exquisite lace details, elegant draping, and an overall ethereal quality.
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- Philosophy
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Tonight we’ll be heading over to A. Schwab for the second and final evening of Memphis Fashion Weekend. Stay tuned for the next installment of Catwalking in Memphis!
