NYFW week was filled with great moments. For me it was awesome to be invited backstage by
Aveda to the
Public School NYC Spring/Summer 2016 fashion show. This was a very different experience from past backstage experiences. Due to the fact that this was the women's show I had no idea at the magnitud of the show. It felt like there were twice as many...everything! The show space was huge and I felt like I walked a block once inside the actual building to get to hair and makeup. The Aveda team was on point like chic little worker bees. I was told that they added male models the day before the show. Which is fair because there were female models at the men's show...just saying. Aveda's Global Artistic Director created for the show a strong rope braid. "The nomadic sensibility of the Public School Spring/Summer 2016 collection allowed for a beautiful yet resilient style. This is the girl everyone wants to be," said Ruiz. The show was a hit in every way.
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| Ruiz demonstrating the first steps to the rope braid. |
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| It seriously takes a small army to get everyone ready. |
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| There was a frenzy backstage documenting each look. |
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| And yes, there were some male models in the show like Yuri from Re:Quest Models. |
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| Male model Erin Mommsen with Re:Quest |
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