Stephanie Winston and Wolkoff

Between all the chaos, stress, and sleepless nights of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week, there was one event that provided a much needed break in the conventional routine. For me, Strut: The Fashionable Mom Show was just that. The show was all about "Moms on a Mission," showcasing women who are making a difference in the world. I co-hosted this year's show with Denise Albert and Melissa Gerstein of The Moms and special guests Wendy Williams and Lisa Rinna. We put on the show, at The Stage at...Read Full Story

As another season of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week threatens to speed by, I like to think that I've given renewed meaning to the expression "back-to-back." In the past four days alone, I've seen the work of countless friends and colleagues march down the runways. I've made pre-show appearances backstage, post-show appearances at evening soirees, and later this week, I'll make my debut on-stage, in partnership with the Moms and my unabashed role model, Iman, together with whom I'm hosting Strut...Read Full Story

>> A month after the Spring 2010 shows finished, plans are already under way for the upcoming seasons.  Estee Lauder group president John Demsey confirmed that MAC will continue to sponsor an alternative New York Fashion Week venue at Milk Studios for the next two years, Fashion’s Night Out is in the works again for next Fall - some retailers are even pushing to make the September 9 date sales tax-free.Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week, which will have its last hurrah at Bryant Park in February for...Read Full Story

November 4, 2009 Elizabeth Monson While the days of Fashion Week at Bryant Park have drawn to a close, news is starting to roll in about the upcoming move to Lincoln Center. The latest update is that former Vogue Special Events Coordinator, Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, has been confirmed as the director of Lincoln Center Fashion Week. Winston Wolkoff, who was best known for her work on the Met Gala, left her job in June, being replaced by Sylvana Soto-Ward. The first fashion week in...Read Full Story

While the days of Fashion Week at Bryant Park have drawn to a close, news is starting to roll in about the upcoming move to Lincoln Center. The latest update is that former Vogue Special Events Coordinator, Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, has been confirmed as the director of Lincoln Center Fashion Week. Winston Wolkoff, who was best known for her work on the Met Gala, left her job in June, being replaced by Sylvana Soto-Ward. The first fashion week in Lincoln Center will commence in September...Read Full Story