The models strike a final pose at the event. Photograph by Jeff Elkins
On Saturday, April 26, Saks Fifth Avenue celebrated the 25th anniversary of the iconic American designer DKNY. The event was held at Tysons Galleria with an exclusive presentation of the 2014 spring collection. It featured many local style icons, including Washingtonian associate fashion editor, Irina Grechko. The event offered special gifts, refreshments, and cupcakes to the guests as they shopped.
DKNY’s 25th Anniversary Fashion Show at Saks Fifth Avenue
On Saturday, April 26, Saks Fifth Avenue celebrated the 25th anniversary of the iconic American designer DKNY. The event was held at Tysons Galleria with an exclusive presentation of the 2014 spring collection. It featured many local style icons, including Washingtonian associate fashion editor, Irina Grechko. The event offered special gifts, refreshments, and cupcakes to the guests as they shopped.
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