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October 31, 2003, New York, NY – It was a successful and glamorous night for couture designer, Steffany Bane. On Thursday, October 23rd in downtown’s funky and chic lounge, café bAr housed the beautiful in celebration of NYC’s sultry online couture, VANEAQUI. It was a champagne toast in honor of the launch of Steffany’s virtual showroom, VANEAQUI.COM. Her concept is simple, as it reflects couture’s tradition of “ready-to-wear” sensibility transformed to a “ready-to-customize” style with one’s attitude. Stylists and fashionistas are invited to view the designer’s FAUX FREE collection and see how VANEAQUI grants you the personal attention you deserve.
After numerous helpings of bubbly, the crowd indulged in the designer’s thank you gifts, or popularly known as “goody bags.” How VANE can one be? A different Polaroid of Steffany Bane decorated each gift bag. The brown bags were a reminder of Steffany’s artistic rule of thumb, “something so simple, can become something so grand…” Inside the stylish bag were necessary cravings for a fashionista…hot, “come-here” red nail polish, tempting parfum, eye makeup, all expressing ‘VANEAQUI!” Yet, the one juicy item that was a non-stop hit were the belts. Whether it was the red, black or white, displayed in the gorgeous middle in silver beauty read, “VANEAQUI.” The night was a two for one special, two debuts starring one special designer. The party continued to the exclusive opening of Nocturne, where VANEAQUI made sure that you were strictly VIP that night.
Special thanks to: MAC Cosmetics, Tony & Tina Cosmetics, café bAr, Eric Van Brock, and Daniel De Souza.
VANEAQUI’s next celebration will be on the runway scheduled for February 2004. The show will accentuate the designer’s love of nightlife, art, music and fashion as they all convene to the uniqueness that is VANEAQUI. For more information on the upcoming fashion show or the soon-to-be-released men’s collection, contact publicity.
About Steffany Bane
Steffany Bane has been collecting fabrics and tearing pages out of fashion magazines since she was five. Daughter of a former NYC model, she fell in love with the creative and innovative side of fashion. By revamping simple, everyday knits into wearable art pieces, Steffany Bane has always seen the fabric as her art palette. Formerly working under fashion great, Norma Kamali, Steffany Bane confirmed fashion design to be her calling. (She also enjoys raw meat, spiked heels and bling bling.)
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