At New York's Champagne Fashion Brunch, Natasha Ulyanov's Designs Fused Art and Fashion

At New York's Champagne Fashion Brunch, Natasha Ulyanov's Designs Fused Art and Fashion

On Sunday, March 26, 2006, the Champagne Fashion Brunch at La Prima Donna, 163 West 47th Street in New York City's famed theater area, will feature the debut of designer Natasha Ulyanov's latest collection. One hour before the commencement time, the doors will open at 12:30 p.m.

It is the combination of Natasha Ulyanov's European roots and American confidence that lends her creations their ageless charm. Natasha, who was born in London and grew up in Moscow and New York, has a unique vantage point on the diverse cultural perspectives on what it means to be beautiful and sophisticated. Having studied at Greenwich Academy and having pieces featured in Art World magazine, Natasha's background in visual arts and oil painting served as inspiration for her fashion design aesthetic. As an artist, Natasha embraced fashion design, graduating from New York's Parsons School of Design and then collaborating with designers such as Alice Roi, Carolina Herrera, Badgley Mischka, J. Mendel, and Valentino. After being inspired by the ever-stylish Audrey Hepburn, she decided to start her own brand, which she debuted at the Guggenheim Museum in New York as part of "Russia," the museum's most popular exhibit in its history.

Her creations allow her customers to express themselves in a fresh way, and she is working hard to make her mark on the fashion business. Its timeless elegance, meticulous attention to detail, and attention to form accentuate the wearer's natural attractiveness.

In the words of producer Andres Aquino, "With Ms. Ulyanov's involvement in the next Champagne Fashion Brunch, it all comes together in one spot." Indulge in delectable Tuscan food and excellent champagne, as well as clothing by Russian and Dominican designers; jewels by South African and Austrian jewelers; makeovers by world-renowned hair and cosmetics artists; and a chic soundtrack performed by a multi-national press corps. This is a one-of-a-kind opportunity for high-end customers and designers to meet face-to-face in the heart of New York City's Times Square. "

As a result of the company's upcoming webcasting and magazine launch, as well as ongoing advertising in the New York Times, Playbill, and other publications, there are a number of opportunities for sponsors and advertisers looking to reach an affluent, fashion-conscious audience on both a national and international level. For Fortune 500 firms and special family and social events, tickets to the plays are becoming sought-after presents and corporate incentives. Some of the other attendees are celebrities searching for a different way to spend an afternoon or evening, and buyers trying to find something new to sell in their stores. Attendees come from all over the world, including the United States, the Far East, Europe, Canada, and Latin America. There's a six-month waiting list for tickets. The company's website, www.usafashionshows.com, and a variety of ticket retailers throughout the globe both sell tickets.

Fashionable fashion and elegant accessories are shown by participating designers. Recent displays have included designs from a wide range of nations, including Austria, South Africa, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Switzerland, Germany, Canada, Russia, Israel, Bulgaria, England, India, and the United States. Some designers already have their collections available at high-end retailers like Bergdorf Goodman and Madison Avenue boutiques, as well as in other fashion capitals, such as Paris, Milan, and New York City.

Proceeds from the Champagne Fashion Brunch benefit a children's charity that provides food, clean water, medical treatment, and other aid in impoverished nations.

Andres Aquino is an industry leader. As the CEO of USA International Fashion Shows and the creator of Fashion Syndicate Press, In addition, he organizes the Martini Fashion Dinners and the Couture Fashion Weeks.