Thursday, February 17, 2011
Fashion Week Fall 2011 Wrap Up: Timo Weiland
Last Sunday, I attended the Timo Weiland Fashion Show. It was my first show for Fashion Week at the Lincoln Center, I was pretty impressed by the collection. It was like a living store display, once we entered the room, the models were standing still like mannequins. It was a pretty active event, the designers were being interviewed live on television and they also gave everyone a bag of goodies after the show. Inside the bag, was a wallet and some make-up -_- ....I'm gonna keep the wallet but obviously I have to give the make up away lol, check out the photos below:
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