The Matthew Arthur brand is a place where seersucker and acid-wash can be friends. This self-taught and self-driven fashion designer draws his inspiration from his New Orleans lifestyle, tapping into the rich culture and unapologetic attitude of the city.
Completely obsessed with the Melissa + Campana Papel jelly flat from @shopnk #trunkshows #nolafw #fw12 (Taken with Instagram at International House Hotel)
#ecofashionday #nolafw #fw12 @aveda (Taken with Instagram at Washington Artillery Park)
The runway is set for @AVEDA’s #EcoFashionDay (Taken with Instagram at Washington Artillery Park)
Hanging with @aveda for #EcoFashionDay (Taken with Instagram at Washington Artillery Park)
Secrets @matofonet #fashionintheartsdistrict #nolafw #fw12 (Taken with Instagram at AIA NEW ORLEANS)
#secondline @amandadeleon #fashionintheartsdistrict #nolafw #fw12 (Taken with Instagram at Martine Chaisson Gallery)
A #NOLA funeral @amandadeleon #fashionintheartsdistrict #nolafw #fw12 (Taken with Instagram at Martine Chaisson Gallery)
Pretty in pink. @andrealoest (Taken with Instagram at mallory page)
Quite the crowd for @andrealoest (Taken with Instagram at mallory page)
The guys of #nolafw love their @bonobos #bonobosnation (Taken with Instagram at New Orleans Fashion Week Office)
Beyond Race reviewed the March shows and offered descriptive commentary and several pictures of the designers’ shows.
The Times-Picayune recently covered the first Fashion Forum, hosted by the NOLA Fashion Council.
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