Queens born designer LaQuan Smith welcomed guests eighty-six floors up to The Empire State Building to view his SS22 collection.
... [+]fashion house. The spring summer 2021 New York Fashion Week shows haven’t disappointed and tonight Queens born designer LaQuan Smith welcomed guests eighty-six floors up to view his newest collection. The Empire State Building penetrates the New York City skyline and for a time was the tallest building in the world, and tonight the building chose to partner with the designer in its first ever fashion show that has ever taken place.
An hour before the show guests were entertained by a cocktail hour and Moët Chandon champagne, who sponsored the early part of the evening. Then guests were whisked up elevators to watch the show. With seats wrapping around the observation deck and celebrities from Ciara to image architect Law Roach were all in attendance. Actress Naomi Watts, was at The Empire State Building yesterday for a New York Fashion Week event meeting with the designer....
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