Amsterdam International Fashion Week closed in style with a spectacular show of Club Brillant. The hall was very full some people couldn’t even sit down.From beginning to end we watched the show with a lot of enthusiasm. Dutch designers where presenting there most beautiful creations, with 60 models, this the most amount of models that has been walking for a show at AIFW.
We have seen creations of Daryl van Wouw, Elsien Gringhuis, Monique Collignon, Lew, LaDress, Mada van Gaans, MalouseBastiaan, Ontfront, And Beyond, Michael Barnaart van Bergen, Jeroen van Tuyl, Bibi van der Velden and Ilja Visser.

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Wednesday afternoon Amsterdam International Fashion Week was opened in a glamorous way. The American designers duo Badgley Mischka (Mark Badgley and James Mischka), normally only showing there collection during the New York Fashion Week, were invited by Club Brillant to come to Amsterdam and show there glamorous collection during the Amsterdam International Fashion Week.
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De zomereditie vindt plaats van 18 juli tot en met 26 juli 2009 op het Westergasterrein.Het officiële catwalk programma, van 22 juli tot en met 26 juli 2009, bestaat uit shows van zowel getalenteerde jonge en gevestigde ontwerpers als toonaangevende labels. Daarnaast brengt AIFW een interessant business programma, geheel in lijn met de visie van AIFW om de geconstateerde kloof tussen creativiteit en commercie te dichten. Het publieke programma zal van 18 juli tot en met 26 juli plaatsvinden in diverse winkels, clubs en galeries door de hele stad. Op 18 juli vindt de kick-off plaats in Heineken the City.

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New York fashion week kicked off friday 13th with The Heart Truth Red Dress collection – a fashion show in which celebs get glammed up and strut their stuff down a red runway in red creations by America’s top designers all in the name of charity.
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