Ya-Ya — LA Fashion Week October 2005
A Los Angeles fashion week record from October 2005 — the Ya-Ya runway show, kept as the historical record.
Ya-Ya showed during LA Fashion Week in October 2005, with a collection built on simple ease: prints and styling with a hint of embellishment that transitions from day to nights out. The review carried below, by Lynn Simmons, Guest Editor, records a crochet poncho with wooden bead details, beaded wool trousers and dresses trimmed in leather and gold rope.
Illustrative image created for this guide — an artistic impression, not photographs from this show.
Day to Night, by Design
The collection's premise is transition: the same printed dress, accented with beaded necklaces and leather trim, works the day and the night out. Gold rope belts adding a flair is the review's small exact detail — the accessory that performs the transition the collection promises.
The Crochet Poncho
The standout pairing the review names is handcraft against tailoring: a crochet poncho with wooden bead details worn with beaded wool black trousers. In a Spring 2006 season of denim and gowns, Ya-Ya's ease — prints, crochet, beads and rope — was the relaxed pole, and the review keeps its proportions: three sentences, every garment named.
The Record
This show reflected simple ease this season by focosing on prints, styling with a hint of embelishment that transitions from day to nights out. A crochet poncho with wooden bead details was paired with beaded wool black trousers. Dresses were accented with beaded necklaces and leather trim, with gold rope belts adding a flair.
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Common Questions
What did Ya-Ya show in October 2005?
A collection of simple ease focused on prints, with a hint of embellishment that transitions from day to nights out: a crochet poncho with wooden bead details, beaded wool black trousers, and dresses accented with beaded necklaces, leather trim and gold rope belts.
What was the collection's premise?
Transition — styling that carries the same printed pieces from day to nights out, with gold rope belts adding the flair, as the review describes.
Who was the show's contact?
HSM PR, with the contact address carried at the foot of the review.