Showing posts with label Kevin Carter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kevin Carter. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Bzzzz: HoneeBee Gifts & SouthPark Magazine (blvd. section)


Be sure to pick up the September issue of SouthPark Magazine (blvd. section) where I highlight the people, places and things in and around Charlotte. This month I interviewed a young designer participating in Charlotte Fashion Week and shared items that range from loungewear to notepads. It all begins on page 19 and copies can be picked up here. Many of these items featured would make great gifts!


SouthPark Magazine is a speciality publication under the Charlotte Observer family. It is Charlotte's premier luxury lifestyle magazine and highlights various topics including fashion, travel, philanthropy and more.



source: southparkmagazine.com



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Wednesday, June 27, 2012

Experience: And the Bead Goes On Exhibit

Any fashionista and museum lover should run, not walk to the And the Bead Goes On exhibit currently taking place at The Mint Museum Randolph. The exhibition celebrates the Mint's renowned Fashion Collection by meshing vintage garments with contemporary pieces that can literally be found on a runway near you.

Charles Mo, the Mint's director of fine arts discusses the beautiful garments
One of the contemporary designers, Kevin Carter resides in Charlotte and says he "still can't believe" his designs are on display at The Mint Museum. His work is among fashion icons such as Alber Elbaz for Lanvin, Oscar de la Renta, Halston, Bob Mackie, Giorgio Armani and Lisa Folawiyo. All the designs show a variety of beadwork including glass beads, metallic sequins, metal filigree beads, faux pearls and faceted crystal rhinestones. 
Fashion Designer, Kevin Carter stands in front of his work
Some of the historic beaded garments on display look as though you could take them off the manniquins and wear this weekend for a fun girls night out or dinner with the hubby. The contemporary garments are fresh and fun.
The And the Bead Goes exhibit will be on view until February 2013.  Here are a few photos to peak your interest....

source: my iphone
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