Showing posts with label Elena Vasilevsky - Fashion Designer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Elena Vasilevsky - Fashion Designer. Show all posts

Friday, November 18, 2011

Momentum Active Wear by Elena Vasilevsky


Introducing the "Momentum"active wear inspired by idea of multi-functional busy lives of the city people .

Always on the run people need versatility and function in what they wear. Momentum is very fashion inspired active wear with elements of street wear.


You can go to the gym or dance practice  and wear it to look good and in style, or you can wear it after practice to go run your errands, eat out somewhere or wear it when you travel. It's comfortable, stylish, fits great and looks hip.


Elena Vasilevsky
CEO /Creative Designer "Elena V Designs"

Visit http://www.elenavdesigns.com/ for more fashion style updates.


Wednesday, May 11, 2011

A Closer Look at the Latino Designers On the Premios Billboard Red Carpet

Latino designers had a strong presence on the 2011 Premios Billboard red carpet. Below is a breakdown of some of the fabulous fashion designers you should know:


Designer: Rafael Cennamo


Background: Venezuela and Italy

Fashion history: Began his career dressing Venezuelan models and beauty queens before he went off to study at IFAC in Miami. Soon after his designs gained popularity and he opened his first studio in 2006 in Venezuela allowing him to launch his couture label the same year and a Bridal collection for Spring 2010. 

Has dressed: Beyonce, Carrie Underwood, Rosario Dawson

Where to find: Neiman Marcus and high-end retail stores around the world.


Designer: Angel Sanchez

Background: Venezuela

Fashion history: After being an architect for 2 years, Sanchez made the leap to fashion design and launched his first eveningwear label in Caracas, Venezuela in 1987. After gaining international recognition, he relocated  to New York and in 1999 created a popular bridal collection, followed by a lower-priced cocktail dresses and separates collection 10 years later called Angel by Angel Sanchez.

Has dressed: Sandra Bullock, Eva Longoria, Annette Bening, America Ferrera, Sara Ramirez, Bridget Moynahan

Where to find: Bergdorf Goodman, Saks Fifth Avenue, Mark Ingram Bridal Atelier

Designer: Elisa Jimenez

Background: Mexico

Fashion history: At age 5, she was already sewing her own hems and clothes for her dolls. With a MA in Fine Arts , Elisa started her "Hunger World" line of clothes in 1996. Once Vogue noticed her, she began a lucrative career as a designer debuting her collection at New York's Fall 2001 fashion week. In 2007 Jimenez was a contestant on the fourth season of Project Runway and while she didn’t win, she is still a successful designer.

Has dressed: Jennifer Connelly for her character in Requiem for a Dream, Marisa Tomei, Courtney Love, Sarah Jessica Parker, Sex and the City, Pink, Cameron Diaz

Where to find: high-end boutiques

Designer: Gustavo Cadile

Background: Argentina

Fashion history: Began his career at the age of 17 in Buenos Aires until he went to Miami on vacation and decided to live there. He received his degree from the International Fine Arts College in Miami and then went off to spend 3 ½ years in Italy working in fashion houses and later landed a gig at Perry Ellis. He launched his first collection in 2005 and since then has been nominated, in 2008 and 2009, as Rising Star for the Fashion Group International in NY.

Has dressed: Roselyn Sanchez, Demi Lovato, Kim Kardashian, Dania Ramirez, and Eva Longoria

Where to find: Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, and many boutique and specialty stores in North America


Designer: Rosita Hurtado

Background: Bolivia

Fashion history: After beginning Law studies in her country, her love of fashion had her jet setting around the world studying fashion design. She eventually started her own company in a Bolivia, RH Creaciones. She has focused on making Bolivia part of the Fashion world with annual fashion festivals as well as traveling the world representing her country.

Has dressed: Many Latin Television and Soap opera stars.

Where to find: www.rositahurtado.com


Designer: Ecliptica

Background: Puerto Rico

Fashion history: This fashion design sister duo knew they wanted to design clothes since the age of 15, so soon after studying art and marketing at the University of San Juan and a 2 year fashion design program, in 2001 they created their fashion line Ecliptica that was well received from the start. 

Has dressed: Roselyn Sanchez, Adamari Lopez, Dayanara Torres, Hilary Duff and Nelly Furtado

Where to find: www.eclipticafashion.com/ec/


Verky Arcos


Tuesday, April 5, 2011

"Anu Raina Collection- LG Canadian Fashion Week 2011"

Anu Raina’s story began in Srinagar, Kashmir where she was born and raised. A forced mass exodus from her homeland led her to pursue her undergraduate degree in Biology from Delhi University. However strong urge to be in a creative field led her to enrol in a Fashion Program at the London College of Fashion, London, England. Upon completion of her Fashion program, she went on to set up an apparel and textiles start-up "Just Beans" in Delhi.

Before moving to Canada in 2004, Anu participated in several design shows across the globe in cities such as Tokyo, Osaka, Paris and Frankfurt. In 2008, she enrolled herself in the Textile Design program at the Sheridan College.


Anu completed the program within 2 years and graduated in 2010 with High Honours, top medal and several awards and scholarships. In this short span her Textile work has already been shown at a number of well-respected venues across North America including being selected as an Artist-in-Residence at the prestigious Harbourfront Centre in Toronto.


Her recent autobiographical art work titled "Chapter 2, Page 1" has been selected for an upcoming exhibition at the Pearson Airport from 16 April - 3 October, 2011. Her Fall 2011, debut line of clothing that she is showing at the The LG Fashion week in Toronto on April 1, 2011 is inspired by her art work “Chapter 2, Page1. Currently Anu lives in Oakville, Ontario with her husband and two children.


Source  anuraina & LG fashion week
Images Salsa Circuit


Monday, March 14, 2011

5 New Eyelash Trends to Try Now!

Have you noticed that our celebs have been lashing out lately? Here's how to recreate these gorgeous celebs' lash trends:


Eva Longoria’s Triple-Stacked Faux Fringe

Eva’s extra lush, feathery fringe practically reaches her brows. To get the effect, she layers three faux lash strips on top of each other. Wowza. Look for faux lashes that are thick and long, like Lash Addiction's “Boy Toy.” ($6, lashaddiction.com)


Jennifer Lopez’s Long Lower Lashes

One of the hottest lash trends this season is to play up your lower lashes a la J.Lo in her "On the Floor" video. Line lower lids with black eyeliner pencil, then wiggle your mascara wand through your bottom lashes. The effect opens up your eyes so much you’ll seriously wonder why you ever skipped this step! Use a lengthening mascara, like Maybelline Define-A-Lash.          ($7.29, drugstore.com)


Kat Deluna’s Black Widow Lashes
These spidery, long lashes are super dramatic because they go past the outer corners of Kat’s eyes. To do this, first draw your eyeliner on thick and kick it out towards your temples, then place the lash strip off-center so that it extends out as well. Use long, full, spiky lashes, like Make Up For Ever “Bayly” Eyelashes. ($15, sephora.com)

Adrienne Bailon’s Spike Lashes

Separated and pointed lashes draw all the focus to Adrienne’s gaze (which is why she can keep the rest of her makeup so neutral). The lash length is just right: long enough to flirt, short enough to look realistic. Don’t be scared to trim the length and width to make a strip fit your lids perfectly. Try Reese Robert’s “Bait” lashes.
($9, reeserobertbeauty.com)


Kat Von D’s Sultry Cat Lashes

Guess it’s fitting for Kat to go for cat-like fringe! Line your entire eyelid with black liquid liner (I like Black Radiance Waterproof Liquid Eyeliner, $3.99, walgreens.com), extending the bottom line out past the outside corner of your eye, then apply a volumizing mascara (like CoverGirl Lash Blast Fusion, $8, target.com) to the top and bottom lashes, adding a few extra coats near the outer corners.

Source: Kate Sandoval


Saturday, February 26, 2011

“SALSA BEAT FOR HEALTHY KID”

DANCE AND FASHION PREMIER EVENT in support of Special Cause Fundraiser

“SALSA BEAT FOR HEALTHY KID”

Non Profit Organization supporting kids in Latin American Community by opening Awareness towards healthy life style, artistic expression, responsibility and life path goals. Found by Elena Vasilevsky, Marcus Nieves and Hernan Carvajal and supported by all the performers, models and dancers participating at Dance and Fashion Event.Dancers and Professionals who care to give to the community collaborating their time, resources and talent presenting an opportunity to the kids to grow healthier, happier, and find direction in their lives. They inspire kids to learn dancing, develop their talents, skills and create dreams for their future.


Little dancers Daniel and Katherine opened the Momentum Fashion Dance show by fabulous salsa performance after which, Elena V presented exquisite and unique Fashion - Dance Show featuring her new active wear collection called “MOMENTUM” Momentum is a fitness gear, designed with concept of modern luxury mixed with comfort and style, targeting training and performance beyond definition. This versatile sport collection for men and women is inspired by vibrant, dynamic energy of New York, the city that never sleeps. The fusion of cultures, the sounds and rhythms of clave and conga, inspiring people around the globe to celebrate their inner and outer beauty, well being, and life itself.

Participating Dancers/Models/Choreographers
Darrah Samuels, Elena Vasilevsky, Amanda Russell, Hernana Carvajal, Walter Jiatz, Pete Perez, Javi Acevedo, Marcus Nieves, Tony Sanchez, Jesse Yip, Joe Burgos, Ismael Otero, Diana Osorio, Lavinia Serano, Bianca Soto, Ari Scariato, Ahkai Franklin, Lina Chernyavskaya, Jeremey Adam Rey, Daniel and Katherine (mini MDN Dancers) and special appearance by Stacey Carlson from Cirque du Soleil, Cirque Eloize and Cavalia shows.


SPECIAL PERFORMANCES
Hernan and Darrah (Crusa Dancers from NJ)
Latin Reflections from Brooklyn NY
Ismael Otero and Alex Morel (Caribbean Soul NJ)
Jesse Yip and Lavinia Serano (Tumimambo from NJ)
Joe Burgos and Bianca Soto (Piel Canela Dance Co. from NY)
Marcus Nieves and Diana Osorio (MDN Dancers from NJ)




  For more exclusive Momentum Fashion Dance show by Elena Vasilevsky visit http://www.glamdancewear.com/ or elenavhautecouture-elenasblog.blogspot.com/







Sunday, February 13, 2011

The Best and Worst of Grammy Fashion

As we gear up for the 53rd Annual Grammy Awards this Sunday, February 13, we cannot help but think of the fashion from Grammys past. For whatever reason, this particular awards show seems to bring out the adventurous side of our celebs. Some of the looks have been unforgettable, and others, quite frankly, we wish we never saw.

Check out our picks for the best and worst of Grammy fashion, and tell us who you think deserves to take the crown for very best and the thumbs down for awful worst on the red carpet.

Best: Jennifer Lopez put herself on the fashion map when she wore Versace's barely-there green floral dress when accompanying date Sean 'Puff Daddy' Combs to the 42nd Annual Grammy Awards in 2000.

Worst: When performing with husband Marc Anthony in 2005, she overwhelmed her curvy frame with an excess of pale blue fabric and silver-and-gold sparkles.


Best: When she won Best Latin Pop Album in 2001, Shakira showed off the wild style we expect from her in a gold lace and beaded Maria Vazquez gown with gold pointy-toed boots and golden curls.

Worst: While performing 'Hips Don't Lie' with Wyclef Jean at the 49th Annual Grammy Awards in 2007, she went for gold again in a rather boring bandeau and skirt ensemble. Guess she wanted the focus on her hips, not her outfit.

Best: During her retro phase in 2007, Christina Aguilera was classy in her pale Emanuel Ungaro sweetheart strapless gown, nude peep toes and sculpted curls.

Worst: At the 43rd Annual Grammy Awards in 2001, she was the opposite of classy in a pink Trish Summerville lace-up dress with blond, beaded braids and oversized gold earrings.

Best: Fergie went all out glam in 2008 with a pale yellow Calvin Klein strapless dress, gold strappy sandals, a gold clutch and a diamond necklace.

Worst: Four years earlier in 2004, she went way too revealing in a white plunging fringe dress with a silver beaded clutch and silver sandals.

Source:Miranda Noland


Wednesday, February 2, 2011

The most awaiting "DANCE and FASHION" Exclusive event 2.26.2011 by Elena Vasilevsky

It was a great privilege when I received an invitation from our renowned Fashion Designer Elena V. to be a VIP guest on her “Dance and Fashion” event. This will be momentum experience to meet her personally, am really excited  , so to  all Fashion Salsa enthusiasts mark your calendar on February  26 from 8:00 pm to Sunday, February  27 at 2:00 am at Polish National Home , 215 Cleveland Avenue Harrison, NJ 07029 see you there!






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