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During this year’s Tony Awards on June 12, the Broadway League’s Vice Chair of the Road and Arizona’s only Tony voter, Colleen Jennings-Roggensack, will dazzle the red-carpet ceremony in an original dress by Phoenix designer Melissa Torres. “Fashion designers are artists,” said Jennings-Roggensack, vice president for cultural affairs at Arizona State University and executive director of ASU Gammage. “Creative and passionate award events like the Tonys give local designers a chance to be seen, connecting the local fashion community to the world of Broadway. It has been an honor to not only work with a local designer,Keen Outlet  but someone with such immense talent and passion for her craft.”Colleen Jennings-Roggensack at the dress reveal on the ASU Gammage stage on May 31 Th...

New Delhi– Grooving to an iconic Kishore Kumar song from the 80s, Taapsee Pannu delivers an inspirational message to the youth of the country, let the world see who you are! “I always prioritise comfort over everything. I love wearing cotton outfits and mostly prefer wearing layered looks. You would often spot me in western outfits but the Indian Saree will always be my absolute favourite,” says Pannu of her summer fashion style, adding, “Additionally, I also love pairing all my outfits with a pair of statement sunglasses, as they add all that jazz to it.” What does the actress feel about minimalism which is in the spotlight when it comes to fashion trends at the moment? “Minimalism is about showcasing authenticity with the concept of less is more, it lets the individual’s persona...

A 27-year-old South Philadelphia woman went viral on TikTok after trying on her grandmother's honeymoon clothes, which had been tucked away in a suitcase since 1952. But she says the experience means "more than just clothing." Madeline Bill tells PEOPLE that growing up, she always knew about her 91-year-old grandmother Marie D'Alesandro Donato's capsule wardrobe — "a far-out-of-sight kind of thing." When her mother passed down the family heirloom to her, Taos Sneakers  Madeline instantly thought that showing off the clothes "would be a really cool TikTok," but she assumed it would be something only "a few friends would see." Once the post — which now has 6.6 million views — began taking off, her sister suggested she start trying the clothes on. Then those vid...

EVERETT — Counting Monday, the last two PIAA playoff appearances for District 6 runner-up Portage have been heartbreakers to say the least. In their last state tournament appearance in 2016, the Mustangs fell to Serra Catholic on a walk-off squeeze play. Against District 5 champion Everett, Portage saw another defeat take place in its opponent’s final at bat. With the game knotted at 3, Karl Foor hit a ground ball to second base that was misplayed by a Portage infielder, allowing Calvin Iseminger to score from second and give the Warriors a 4-3 victory over the Mustangs, in what was a debacle of a seventh inning at Everett Elementary School. “It was a good baseball game,” Portage coach Larry McCabe said. “Both teams kicked the ball around a little bit. The bottom line is, we f...

June is Pride Month, and these brands are stepping up and giving back to the LGBTQIA+ community. Pride Month originated as a way to commemorate the Stonewall Riots in New York City that ended in June of 1969. The Stonewall Riots were spontaneous demonstrations by the gay community in response to a police raid at the Stonewall Inn in Greenwich Village. A tipping point in the Gay Liberation Movement, the community initially commemorated the Stonewall Riots for a day at the end of June, but it has since evolved into a month-long commemoration. Popular brands like Apple, Converse, Levi's, and others often dedicate huge resources during Pride Month to LGBTQ nonprofit organizations (among them, Vasque Shoes The Trevor Project, GLSEN, and additional groups), which means you ...

When Marcus Stroman takes the mound for the Cubs, notice his varied deliveries to throw off hitters’ timing and the energy he emanates as he’s constantly moving. Then look down at his cleats and examine them a little closer. They could be a range of colors — white, gray, tan, teal, royal blue — but notice the logo on the shoe’s tongue, a circle with a horizontal line in the center. Soon, it won’t only be on Stroman’s cleats and gear. “I truly want to make it the next boutique luxury brand for athletes on and off the field,” Stroman said of SHUGO, which started out as his own brand of cleat. “So on the field you’re getting luxury leather, luxury materials on your cleat, on your sneakers. Sorel Sneakers And then away from the field, you’re also getting high-end streetwear, high-end ...