METROPOLITAN FASHION WEEK LOS ANGELES OCTOBER 11 THROUGH 26
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JASON RYAN, THE DESIGNER Avant-garde menswear designer, Jason Ryan has rapidly gained attention as one of the
most watched breakout designers of the season. His namesake brand, JASON RYAN de- buted on the runway with his Fall 2014 Collection “Love, Corrida.” Matador-inspired mens- wear featuring heavy silk satins, metallic mesh, leather and fur. Hailing from Los Angeles, Ryan studied at Pratt and FIT, before graduating with a BFA from American InterContinental University. The talented designer gained years of experience working for companies such as Disney, Bebe and DreamWorks.
JASON RYAN, THE BRAND JASON RYAN features masterfully created ready-to-wear and avant-garde high end
menswear. Each collection is highly stylized and driven by a strong central theme. His de- signs are known for their impeccable artistry and thoughtful embellishment. Often full of high-drama, the meticulous detailing and innovative structures create an encompassing sensory experience. Ryan’s 2014 holiday collection,
Resentment.Run.Evil, features several womenswear pieces showcasing a feminine edge. JASON RYAN Holiday 2014 collection will debut at Metropolitan Fashion Week. His de-
signs feature a pallet of dusty pinks and gold accents, while incorporating silk satin, wools, mesh, and metallics -with an unexpected fur twist.
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tara reid and jason ryan photography by aramis studios
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