Glamwire is the New Blog, A Valentine to Fashion
Glamwire's traffic grew 1200 percent over fashion week. It is the place for high end fashion coverage and profiles of regional up and coming fashionistas from all over the world.
New York, NY (PRWEB) February 14, 2007 -- Glamwire's (www.glamwire.com) coverage of fashion week Spring '07 introduced a new take on runway photography and their Fall '07 collection of high end photo cartoon coverage of the collections in Bryant Park is a cut above their previous work. They call it a "Valentine to Fashion, " and as their coverage of the Red Dress Show for Woman's Heart Health, featuring Billie Jean King, Laura Bush, Lauren Hutton, Paula Zahn and Miss Universe Zuleyka Rivera unfolds this week, they are taking the Valentine to fashion idea quite literally. The work of cartoonist Cal Rhodes is an over the top surreal capturing of the art of the designers...Nicole Miller models emerge from giant cuckoo clocks. Turquoise waters splash unto Oscar de la Renta models walking through blue sky and clouds, thinking : "Oscar Glamour Wiill Not Fade Away." A Calvin Klein model thinks, not uncommonly, "Nothing gets between me and my Calvins." One of multiple images of Latrell Spreewell, behind her, thinks back: "except me."
Glamwire also is beginning to cover regional designers, models, photographers and retailers who send in their stories from around the globe. With every photo essay or story there is always an option to shop. It's a democratic bazaar dedicated to fashion excellence.
Glamwire's coverage of New York Fall '07 has come to a close, but its "collection," its 40 or so intensely constructed photo cartoon pieces will be unfolding during the rest of the month of February. The collection will alternate with regional international fashion coverage, culled from submissions the site receives from all over the world. That, with the occasional gossip piece, rounds out Glamwire's unique coverage. Glamwire, where the homegrown and high end fashion world's collide. www.glamwire.com
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