2019’s Up and Coming Designer Brands – Who Are They?

We got together and came up with a list of some of the up and coming designer brands from 2019 that any California escort would love to rock and wear.

Rotate by Jeanette Madsen and Thora Valdimars

The Rotate brand is the creation of the Jeanette Madsen and Thora Valdimars duo. The inspiration for the pieces of this brand is the disco years. Let’s take a close look at this new Danish brand.

The Rotate brand began by Jeanette Madsen and Thora Valdimars back in 2014. At that time, they worked for Costume, a Finnish magazine and were influenced by an avant-garde street style. Collaborating with the high-end store, Birger Christensen, the two fashionistas began their clothing brand, Rotate.

Last summer, the duo presented their designs at the Copenhagen Fashion Week. With inspiration from the seventies and eighties, the duo put a modern spin on their designs including puff-shoulder dresses, fuchsia from head-to-toe, lots of embroidered beads, and a blazer adorned with Swarovski crystals.

It was only logical that they would progress to designs that were sophisticated, feminine dresses and jumpsuits. Bright colors including fuchsia, blue, yellow, and pink along with lots of beads and sequins lit up the catwalk. Their designs revealed legs and plunging necklines as their waists were marked.

Arjé by Bessie Afnaim Corral and Oliver Corral

The designs of the fashion duo of Bessie Afnaim Corral and Oliver Corral is a clothing line of luxury garments you’ll want to wear all day every day. Other designers may try to implement this ideology, but few are succeeding.

The colors and silhouettes of their designs suggest sophistication. Emphasizing style, luxury, and most of all comfort Arjé is characterized as being smart, beautiful, and casual all at the same time.

Fabrics of the duo’s designs include silks, cashmere, and shearlings touting both comfort and quality. The duo’s silhouettes are designed to be worn in layers. The texture and cut of their designs are intended to be interchanged.

All the Arjé designs keep the body in perspective. The body parts are accentuated by the way their clothes drape and fall. Their slits, a signature detail seen throughout their total collection, create an elegant and effortless flow.

You can be sure that any of your pieces from the Arjé won’t land in the back of your closet for the next season. You’ll be wearing it since all the pieces you buy from their collections can be worn from season to season. Each collection released by Arjé is built upon and a continuation of the last collection.

Rowen Rose

Paris was the home of Emma Raphaëlle Rotenberg, the creator of Rowen Rose fashions. Fashion became an obsession for her at a very early age and has continued to devote her life to it for the next decade. However, she began the Emma Rowen Rose fashion collection in 2018.

The Rowen rose collection is produced in Milan but based in Paris. The collection is made up of truly handmade pieces that are unique, and they aim at being a new quality couture that is wearable. The middle class and nostalgic designs are based on those of the 20s and 80s. The colors of the designs create an atmosphere that varies between reality and games. They are a bit elegant with a touch of eccentricity.

Her designs are chic with an attitude. The women wearing the Rowen Rose designs are powerful and strong. They are also mysterious and complex.

Kelsey Randall

When a young girl, Kelsey Randall favorite pastime was looking at and reading bridal magazines. She would cut out her favorite photos and make collages with them. Another thing she enjoyed doing was studying the fashion trends shown in the magazines.

It was Alexander McQueen’s beautiful runway designs and shows that convinced her to become a fashion designer. As a result of his shows, she attended the Parsons School of Design as a member of the 2009 class. By founding “The Underground Runway,” she made it possible for all the senior students to showcase their work.
She then added to her fashion experience by interning at Bill Blass. While there, she worked under Peter Som and Prabal Gurung. She also gained nine years of extensive fashion experience by working at the Lilith, a French womenswear brand, in both brand and wholesale management.

In 2015, she launched her Kelsey Randall line. This endeavor required her to design and drape all the collection’s pieces, make the patterns for each creation, sew the muslins, and do the fittings. A team of skilled seamstresses made the designs for the NYC collection.

Kelsey’s clothes feature embellishments such as fringe, ruffles, and sparkles. Kelsey claims her inspiration comes from the rock stars of the ‘60s and ‘70s. Little girls’ dresses also inspired Kelsey to give the grown woman a whimsy and childhood imagination. For this, her collection’s color palette included baby pinks and blue hues.