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In Loving Memory of Tina Gill: Stylist, Friend, Connector

Fifteen years ago, amidst the vibrant tapestry of the Denver fashion scene, we were fortunate enough to cross paths with an extraordinary soul—Tina Gill. A wardrobe stylist, cherished friend, and a gifted connector, Tina left an indelible mark on our hearts and the world she touched.

Tina’s radiant spirit illuminated every room she entered, a beacon of bubbliness and brightness that drew people towards her warmth. Her talent for styling transcended mere aesthetics; it was an art form that she wielded with finesse and fun, transforming individuals and shoots into captivating masterpieces.

Our journey with Tina wasn’t just about fashion—it was an exploration of self-expression and authenticity. Tina, with her intuitive understanding of people, saw beyond the surface and recognized the unique essence of each individual. She invited me into her creative orbit, infusing shoots with a sense of playfulness and whimsy that mirrored my playfulness.

 

Tina’s influence extended beyond the confines of the studio and locations she styled. She was a bridge that connected different parts of our fashion community, weaving a tapestry of relationships that enriched the lives of everyone she touched.

Tina’s legacy lives on in the ripple effect she left behind. Her laughter echoes … Read more!

A Day in the Life of Fashion Denver, Business Profiles

A Decade in the Making: Maggie Burns’ Magical Wedding Dress

In the world of fashion, some connections are forged in the most unexpected of ways. A chance encounter, a shared passion, or even a deep appreciation for someone’s craft can create bonds that stand the test of time. For us at Fashion Denver, our connection with the incredibly talented Maggie Burns is one such story. Having known Maggie for over a decade, the promise of her designing a wedding dress had always lingered in the air. It was a promise I had hoped would eventually come to fruition.

Maggie Burns: A Familiar Face in Fashion Denver

Maggie Burns, brains behind Marie Margot Couture is no stranger to Fashion Denver. Years ago, we had the privilege of featuring her as a designer in our showroom and boutique. Her creations left an indelible mark on our hearts, and her dedication to her craft was evident in every stitch. We watched her flourish as she graced our markets and fashion shows, showcasing her beautiful dresses and alluring lingerie. Little did we know that our paths would converge again, this time for a very special occasion.

The Promise

The promise that Maggie would design a wedding dress had been made casually over the years. … Read more!

Arts & Entertainment

Day of African Culture

Get ready to immerse yourself in a vibrant celebration of African culture at the Arvada Center!

August 5th, 2023
The Arvada Center
6901 Wadsworth Blvd,
Arvada, Colorado.

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The fusion of fashion and music awaits you in an event that promises to be a feast for the senses. Join us as we explore the world of Oumou Sy, “Senegal’s Queen of Couture,” and groove to the enchanting melodies of Baaba Maal, one of Senegal’s most renowned musicians. This Day of African Culture is not to be missed!

The festivities kick off at 3:00 pm with a Community Celebration that aims to break barriers and build bridges. Picture yourself strolling through the Amphitheatre Plaza, surrounded by the contagious rhythm of African music filling the air. Indulge in delectable food, sip refreshing drinks, and engage in thrilling games that transport you straight to the heart of Africa. This vibrant gathering is completely free to attend, so bring your friends, family, and an open mind to soak up the joyful atmosphere.

For those seeking an exclusive experience, the VIP Reception begins at 4:00 pm. Rub shoulders with fellow fashion enthusiasts and music aficionados as you enjoy a private soiree filled with … Read more!

A Day in the Life of Fashion Denver

Transitioning Your Wardrobe from Winter to Spring: 5 Tips for the Colorado Fashionista

Winter may be on its way out, but in Colorado, it can be hard to know when spring has officially arrived. The weather can be unpredictable, and it’s not uncommon to have snowfall in April. But that doesn’t mean you can’t start preparing your wardrobe for the warmer weather ahead.

Here are some tips for transitioning your wardrobe from winter to spring in Colorado:

  1. Layer up: One of the keys to surviving Colorado’s fickle weather is layering. Start with a base layer of a light long-sleeved shirt or sweater, then add a jacket or coat that you can easily remove as the day warms up. Scarves and hats are also a great way to add warmth and style to your outfit.
  2. Embrace color: Winter in Colorado can be dark and dreary, so it’s time to add some color to your wardrobe. Spring is all about bright and cheerful hues, so don’t be afraid to add some pastels or bold prints to your outfits.Fashion Denver Style Tips
  3. Choose versatile pieces: Look for pieces that can easily transition from winter to spring. For example, a chunky knit sweater can be paired with jeans and boots in the winter and then layered over a sundress in
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Arts & Entertainment

Uncovering Life’s Beauty in ‘Lovely Disaster’: An Interview with Author Erin Hunt

Meet Erin Hunt, a high school classmate and a remarkable author who has bravely shared her life’s journey in her book “Lovely Disaster”. Her story is a raw and honest account of the struggles she faced through trauma, abuse, addiction, and loss. However, Erin’s book is not just about her struggles, but also about the lessons she learned along the way. It is an invitation to take an unexpected path, trust the journey, and discover the rewards that come from embracing the unexpected.

I can’t help but think that those reading her book, will feel inspired by her courage and resilience. Knowing someone who has achieved such a feat is truly awesome. Get your copy today! 

ERIN! YOU ROCK!!

If your life story were turned into a movie, who would you want to play you?

Hmmm….  I think maybe Jennifer Garner, or maybe Rachel Brosnahan?  I love the idea of a funny, awkward woman who can use humor and grace when things are falling apart.

What’s the one thing you wish you had known earlier in life that you learned while writing your book?

Many, many things come to mind.  But mainly, never make decisions based on what you … Read more!