IMPACT and VERS showcase local talent

Finally, designer Tilly d Wolfe presented two outfits from her label, worn by dancer Marcus Braggs and singer Leone. Both ensembles were made mainly of pink and purple fabrics. During his performance, the dancer changed into two different reversible skirts, while the singer wore hot pink cut-out jeans.

IMPACT and VERS made a breakthrough in their innovative presentation form, but some aspects of production planning fell flat. A few chairs lined up along the makeshift runway left most patrons with no choice but to remain standing. However, despite these certain missteps, IMPACT VERS demonstrated the potential for the future of New York Fashion Week by presenting a show that combined other art forms with fashion.