The theme was "Little Red in the Hood," brilliant and playful. The setting, Karu and Y's massive event complex. Scheduled start time: 10pm. Actual start time: 11:20. Approximate number of fashionistas in the house: 400. Complimentary beverages: Moleca caipirinhas and Peroni beer. The designs: ethereal personification of a sweater-clad Red Riding Hood nymph with a dash of attitude. Designer Karelle Levy is experimenting more with shape and form - bell-shaped capes and sleeves, billowing waves of sleek knits. Colors: lots of rusty reds, shimmering grays, mossy greens. Overall, a promising show, and by the looks of the packed club, her reach is extending further into Miami's mainstream, a sign of success. We are, of course partial to Krelwear since she so kindly lent us wardrobe for the China Film. But we would love her creations anyway, they are so refreshingly space-age and futuristic. Her studio is open by appointment and racks of clothes are available for purchase there so check her out. You can also purchase them online here.
180 NW 25th Street
Miami, FL 33127
305-576-7465
info@krelwear.com
3 comments:
Whether or not you like the place you can't deny the fact that it is massive in size.
Again, how is it massive??? Even though you've been there you buy into the "25,000 sq feet" story? The restaurant is small, the lounge is narrow and cramped, and "VIP" is a square, and then, oh, of course the concrete/fake/outdoors thingie...that's massive? You don't get out much do you?
The place is undeniably large. This is silly argument. And no, I guess if you read my blog you'll see that I don't get out much. In fact, what is this "city of Miami" you speak of? And what are clubs? And restaurants?
Thanks for letting me know about the big, scary world out there.
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