When it comes to LA Fashion week, the name Smashbox Studios often comes to mind, the hotspot of many of the week’s fashion shows. But there are several events that take place away from the famous studio that are extremely popular. One of those events was the Who?s NEXT, What?s NEXT Fashion Show on October 18.
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Hosted by E!?s Debbie Matenopoulos, WNWN was the talk of the town Wednesday night at Social Hollywood. Kimberly Stewart modeled for Beverly Hills Pimps and Ho?s in front of a celebrity crowd including Justin Timberlake, Jeremy Piven, Dennis Rodman, Kris and Anna Benson, KORN, Chyna, and even USC Head Football Coach Pete Carroll, who supported his niece Nichole?s line, Tyler Rose swimwear.
Who?s NEXT, What?s NEXT spotlighted the brightest up-and-coming designers and products in an environment rivaling NEW York style events. One of the coveted tickets during LA?s Fashion Week, the event?s runway show featured clothing from Single, Eva Danielle, Tyler Rose Swimwear, Shadang, Veierres & Sako, Y-Kiki Footwear and Beverly Hills Pimps & Ho?s. Jewelry and accessories were provided by Borgioni Jewelry, Malibu Rock Star Jewelry, and Diana Reznik Handbags.
A crowd of more than 1,500 packed into Social to see the show and enjoy cocktails and a lounge suite with some of the hottest products, including The Wave natural hair extensions. The suite also included Allure Pilates Spa, Flying Lizard Jewelry, Malibu Rock Star, Classified Cosmetics, Va Va Water, and Charis B. Shauna Sand Lamas of ?Las Vegas? and ?Charmed,? Brooke Long of ?Deal or No Deal? and hundreds of other celebrities, designers, and fashion enthusiasts perused the goods before settling in for the fab runway show.
For the past three years Who?s NEXT, What?s NEXT has been one of LA Fashion Week?s hottest tickets and has attracted celebs including Paris Hilton, Pink, Daisy Fuentes, Jaime Pressly, Bai Ling, Natasha Henstridge, Brooke Burns, Mario Lopez, Kevin Dillon, and Jamie Foxx. WNWN also raises awareness and funds for Project CU.R.E.? Project CU.R.E.?s mission is to identify, solicit, collect, sort and distribute medical supplies and services according to the imperative needs of the world. Project C.U.R.E. now ships into almost 100 different countries. One day, one hospital, one patient at a time, Project C.U.R.E. is changing the world!
www.projectcure.org
