OFW February 2018: And the winners are...!

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OFW February 2018: And the winners are...!

Omaha Fashion Week concluded Saturday evening after a weeklong celebration of fashion talent in the Midwest. Over 60 designers and 15 boutiques showed collections on the runway this week. Sixteen designers in two showcases and 42 student designers in the Metropolitan Community College Student Night competed for nightly $500 cash prizes. Read on to learn about the winners!

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OFW Recap: ASPIRE Emerging Designer Showcase

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OFW Recap: ASPIRE Emerging Designer Showcase

There wasn’t an empty seat in the building Friday evening, as Omaha Fashion Week kicked off one of its final designer showcases of the week. Ten designers presented their work to a sold out crowd during ASPIRE: Emerging Designer Showcase.

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OFW Recap: Methodist Survivor Show presented by Xenon Academy

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OFW Recap: Methodist Survivor Show presented by Xenon Academy

Over 700 guests turned up to support local cancers survivors during the beautiful and emotional Methodist Survivor Show presented by Xenon Academy. Kicking off the Survivor Show's sixth year, over 130 cancer survivors hit the runway as models, dressed by generous boutiques local to the Omaha area. 

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OFW Recap: UNL Student Showcase

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OFW Recap: UNL Student Showcase

For first time in Omaha Fashion Week history, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and OFW collaborated to create the UNL Student Showcase. Over 30 designers showed almost one hundred looks on the runway Wednesday evening, as students competed for four different scholarships.

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OFW Recap: Metro Community College Student Night

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OFW Recap: Metro Community College Student Night

Glimmering lights and lively sounds filled the atmosphere Tuesday evening as Omaha Fashion Week kicked off it's Spring 2018 Fashion for Good season with Metropolitan Community College Student Night. Talented students from across the Omaha area owned the runway, not only as designers of their own craft but also as models!

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Rock the Runway: OFW Pre-Party Entertainment

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Rock the Runway: OFW Pre-Party Entertainment

Only ONE WEEK Omaha Fashion Week's upcoming Fashion For Good season, and we can't wait to party!  Each evening during the Pretty In Patina Pre-Party, local entertainers will be featured while you shop, sip champagne, and rock the red carpet!

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Designer Profile: Mackenzie Esch

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Designer Profile: Mackenzie Esch

Meet Mackenzie Esch, the formal wear designer behind MPE Designs. Mackenzie's "city lights" inspiration is reflected in her hand-beaded evening gowns and cocktail dresses.  Read more about her most recent collection.

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VIP Lounge Caterers

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VIP Lounge Caterers

Did you know our VIP ticket holders get lots of extra perks? Valet Parking, Premium Seating, and cocktails in the Nebraska Furniture Mart VIP Lounge. But they also get some amazing food thanks to our local catering partners! We're thrilled to announce the caterers for our VIP Lounge this February!

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Designer Profile: Roger Figueroa

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Designer Profile: Roger Figueroa

Featured designer Rodger Figueroa presents a collection with a strong message in order to bring awareness to the issue of human trafficking. It features hand-printed textiles and uniquely structured silhouettes. Read on to learn more about his passion for a personal connection with fashion!

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OFW Emcees: Another Amazing Lineup!

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OFW Emcees: Another Amazing Lineup!

Our upcoming season of Omaha Fashion Week is only TWO WEEKS AWAY, and we are thrilled to announce our all-star line up of local Omaha personalities who will keep us entertained February 27-March 3!

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Designer Profile: Margeaux Larson

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Designer Profile: Margeaux Larson

Margeaux Larson traces fashion through the decades by adding a modern feel to traditional pieces. Inspired by the etherial jellyfish, her new collection invokes movement and translucency.

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Designer Profile: Austin Do

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Designer Profile: Austin Do

Meet Austin Do, the Emerging Designer behind Tú! With a focus on creating garments that highlight individualism, he draws inspiration from tech wear clothing and military fatigues for his upcoming line "Transgress".

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Designer Profile: Courtney Barbour

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Designer Profile: Courtney Barbour

Meet Courtney Barbour, the designer behind CJB Designs! Her own busy lifestyle inspired her to mix athletic comfort with quirky vibes for an edgy semi-professional collection that transitions from the office to the gym, and everywhere in between!

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Designer Profile: Rebekah Lux

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Designer Profile: Rebekah Lux

Meet emerging designer Rebekah Lux! Don't let her own neutral wardrobe fool you...her personal style is a walking juxtaposition of the bright and vivid collections she creates. Read more about her ever-evolving aesthetic, and her passion to create clothing that makes women feel empowered while keeping a little whimsy.

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Designer Profile: Kelsey Young

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Designer Profile: Kelsey Young

Meet emerging designer Kelsey Young, who takes her creative influence from 90's music and pop culture. Read more about her passion for positivity, and how it inspires her artistic creations for Indigo Eye Designs!

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UNL Student Showcase

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UNL Student Showcase

We are thrilled to be collaborating, for the first time, with the Textiles, Merchandising and Fashion Design (TMFD) department at University of Nebraska-Lincoln to bring students' professionally handcrafted garments to the runway! We sat down with Dr. Sandra Starkey, a professor in the TMFD department to discuss a little bit about the collaboration.

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Designer Profile: Katelyn Otto & Gracie Olsen

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Designer Profile: Katelyn Otto & Gracie Olsen

Meet the design team behind behind Otto & Olsen, Katelyn Otto and Gracie Olson! Both currently studying Apparel Design at Iowa State University, their evening wear collection captivates romance and magic through rich textiles and striking silhouettes. 

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