The Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) presents André Leon Talley: Style Is Forever, a documentary film celebrating the life and legacy of one of fashion’s most influential figures.
When one of the most-watched creators in the world builds his fashion brand in Georgia, and launches it during the most iconic industry events, that’s a signal. Atlanta has established its signature style as the place where creative expertise, business infrastructure, and cultural credibility increasingly show up in the same room.
The September 27 event celebrates the intersection of fashion, art, culture and influence in one unforgettable evening. FACEs of Fashion: “The Art of Influence” is slated to feature a runway showcase, networking reception and hors d’oeuvres. The event is part of this year’s FACE “10 Days of Fashion,” as the initiative marks five years of advancing their initiatives in Fulton County.
Fashion occupies an unusual place in intellectual property law because some elements central to a designer’s creative vision are not always protected in the way a designer might expect. Understanding those limitations can help designers identify what they can protect and where to focus their efforts as they build their brand.
Frances Valentine and The Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) will bring the remarkable legacy of Mary Tyler Moore to life with The Mary Experience, an immersive exhibition celebrating her groundbreaking career, iconic personal style, and enduring advocacy.
Universal Production Services’ Costume House at Assembly Studios Atlanta ranks among Atlanta’s largest costume rental facilities. The inventory spans men’s, women’s and children’s apparel from vintage to contemporary, plus specialty collections including gowns, law enforcement, medical and hospitality uniforms.
In this conversation with Jezlan Moyet, president of Georgia Entertainment, filmed at Discover Dunwoody’s studio, costume designer, Beverly Saffier reflects on the instincts and philosophy behind her work, tracing her eye for storytelling through wardrobe back to childhood and describing how she immerses herself fully in a character’s world through research before ever making a design choice.
Inside SCAD Atlanta’s Industrial Design and Game Development building, creativity runs from sketchpad to sneaker sole. Students hunch over benches, sketching designs that will transform into 3D models by sunrise, while printers hum and prototypes cool on steel racks.
David Manuel, Director of Fulton County Arts and Culture and Founder of FACE (Fashion, Art, Culture & Education), shares his vision for Atlanta and Fulton County as a creative hub where sport, fashion, visual arts, and movement come together in a powerful convergence.
Moreaux: “In my role overseeing the Costume House at Universal Production Services at Assembly Studios, I manage both the operational and creative sides of the costume rental facility.