Posts Tagged ‘design’

Who, What, Wear (Unleashing Style)

Monday, April 3rd, 2017
Jim and Jules, stylish stylists from Lord & Taylor

Jim and Jules, stylish stylists from Lord & Taylor

Monday M.B.A.

Monday, March 27th, 2017

In the clip above, SUNY ESF grad and Philly designer Nate Hommel gives good advice about experimentation that is also essential to entrepreneurship. He visited for the Visioning Voices Community Speaker Series and Workshop.

SIF Scene (notable people, places and events)

Monday, February 20th, 2017
Just Off the Runway: A portion of the Ma'Dears Total-Image team at Blowout 2017 (Hair Show)

Just Off the Runway: Ma’Dears Total-Image showed that with the right styling, everyday can be a good hair day. The team is pictured at the The Blowout 2017 (Hair Show) held in the Landmark Theater.

Syracuse Architectural Digest: The Public Square

Wednesday, July 20th, 2016
Clinton Square

Clinton Square

Steeped in history and prized for its versatility, Clinton Square is maybe the only place in the ‘Cuse that can hold a KlezFest, a Black Lives Matter rally, a candlelight vigil, sunrise Yoga, and a Blues performance.

Welcome to the new heart of the city.

Juneteenth (Syracuse Style, part 3)

Saturday, June 18th, 2016
National Grid building in Kente color

National Grid building in Kente color

Syracuse Architectural Digest: Street Level Design

Tuesday, May 31st, 2016
712 East Fayette Street (Almond Corridor)

712 East Fayette Street (Almond Corridor)

In the Zone

Tuesday, May 10th, 2016

Two members of Clarion Associates (Denver, CO) gave a brief overview of the Rezone Syracuse project last night. The group is attempting to help the city better define its character and sense of place as it relates to land use and future development.

According to initial assessment, Syracuse is “behind the curve” and we need to create more user-friendly ordinances. Our current system even has obsolete districts.

We were surprised to find out that modernization is a long time coming (there’s not been a comprehensive update since the 1920s).

And of course there is also potential for consolidation of some districts.

Clarion began their work in the Fall of 2015 and will submit their final recommendations in 2017.

Hopefully this project can help bring some creativity to city planning.

Design Houses Take Note

Friday, April 29th, 2016
If last week was Syracuse Fashion Week, yesterday was Syracuse University Fashion Day. The Senior Collection runway events kicked off with two shows featuring cutting edge designers such as Martha Aguirre. Her inspiration is steampunk, equestrian and Victorian silhouette

If last week was Syracuse Fashion Week, yesterday was Syracuse University Fashion Day. The Senior Collection runway events kicked off with two shows featuring cutting edge designers such as Martha Aguirre. Her inspiration is steampunk, equestrian and Victorian silhouette

Throwback Vision

Thursday, April 28th, 2016
Making the Runway a Disco Scene

Making the Runway a Disco Scene

SU senior design student Ashley Blume says her collection, which was feature during today’s fashion show, was inspired by Studio 54. Blume’s segment featured raucous dance music and a hypnotic light show. Ironically, the infamous club was co-owned by former Syracuse student Steve Rubell.

Fashion with Flair

Fashion with Flair

Fashionably Fro-tastic

Fashionably Fro-tastic

Ashley Blume takes a bow during the matinee Senior Collection Fashion Show on Thursday.

Ashley Blume (right) takes a bow during the matinee Senior Collection Fashion Show on Thursday.

Southside Restoration

Wednesday, June 3rd, 2015
The transformation of the Clarence Jordan Vision Center by Chris Sutter and his team almost makes us forget how dilapidated the structure once was just a few years ago.

The epic transformation of the Clarence Jordan Vision Center by Chris Sutter and his team almost makes us forget how dilapidated the structure was just a few years ago.